Are you gettin’ down to Liverpool to see Five?
Mersey News Live interviewed the band ahead of Five's shows in the M&S Bank Arena this November.
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After their shock spilt in 2001, Five are finally back together again but warn this...
Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ community reacts to “scary” Supreme Court ruling
Liverpool's LGBTQ+ community gathered in the city centre this weekend as part of a national day of action in response to the Supreme Court's ruling on the definition of a woman.
Protesters told Mersey News Live that the court judgement,...
The Story Forge: a ‘choose your own adventure’ show for the whole family
The Story Forge is one of the funniest, daftest and most unique family-friendly shows around. With the perfect mix of scripted and improvised jokes, it’s a play that’s different and fresh every time.
The show follows two mad professors (Lee...
Fresh look at Titanic’s Liverpool connections
A new full-sized 3D scan of Titanic has provided an update on the current state of the wreck. The most recent exploration of the ship gives researchers the ability to verify eye-witness reports with the mapping carried out by underwater robots.
This latest development has thrust Titanic back into the headlines. With the anniversary of the ship’s sinking, the story of Titanic and the city of Liverpool is perhaps not as well-known as they should be.
Animal rights campaigners demand action after Grand National horse death
Animal rights campaigners have spoken out against the British Horseracing Authority following the death of Grand National horse Celebre d’Allen.
Dene Stanall, horse racing consultant for Animal Aid, told MerseyNewsLive: “The British Horseracing Authority, who regulate horse welfare in British...
Break-in rates in Liverpool have halved since 2018
Burglaries in Merseyside hit a seven-year low thanks to police crackdown.
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In 2018, Merseyside Police started a strategic campaign to tackle burglaries.
A dedicated team, called Operation Castle, began investigating series-linked burglaries and working...
Police CCTV appeal following violent disorder last summer
Merseyside Police is appealing to the public in search of 49 individuals believed to have information in relation to last summer's violent disorder.
They believe these people could be from Blackburn, Bradford, Chester, Manchester, Merseyside, Ormskirk, Preston, Runcorn, Telford, Wigan...
Campaigners criticise delays to ‘Hillsborough Law’
Hillsborough campaigners have expressed frustration about new delays to a promised law designed to prevent cover-ups by police and other public bodies.
Last week, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer cancelled a meeting with relatives of the Hillsborough victims.
On Friday, a...
Record Store Day 2025: what’s happening in Merseyside
This Saturday (April 12), music lovers across Merseyside will descend upon independent record stores for Record Store Day, an annual event dedicated to celebrating the unique culture of indie stores.
The annual event celebrates independent record stores across the UK...
Review: St. Helen’s Theatre Royal showcases Easter Panto “Cinderella”
Flamboyant, colourful, risqué. St. Helen’s Theatre Royal kicked off the Easter holidays with their adaptation of “Cinderella”.
Typical attributes of the classic tale were combined with the beloved features of pantomime, entertaining children and adults alike. With a script...
