Consumers urged to ensure Christmas isn’t rubbish this year
Merseysiders anxious to reduce the amount of waste they produce this Christmas are being targeted in a ‘choose to reuse’ campaign.
This is the first year of the campaign, run by Merseyside Recyling and Waste Authority (MRWA), and the authority...
First class Formby primary school teacher named teacher of year
Formby's Matthew King has been awarded the prestigious title of one of the country's best teachers by the Pearson National Teaching Awards.
His name was put forward for the competition by two co-workers after they forgot to get him a...
Number of abandoned Merseyside pets at three-year high
Animal abandonment in Merseyside has increased by a fifth since 2020.
The RSPCA have released statistics which show that pet abandonment in the UK has risen to a three-year high.
Rescue shelters say this sharp increase is due to multiple factors,...
New tidal barrage could link the Wirral and Liverpool city centre
There are plans to join the Wirral and Liverpool City Centre by building a tidal barrage across the River Mersey.
Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram said: "The River Mersey has been the lifeblood of our fortunes for centuries. I believe it...
The man helping Liverpool music scene march to a new beat
The head of UNESCO City of Music Kevin McManus has launched an initiative to help promote the music industry in Liverpool.
The 'Discover A New Beat' campaign aims to raise the public's awareness of the new music coming out of...
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Health and Culture sectors help to develop Liverpool’s economic growth
Speakers at the University of Liverpool's Vice Chancellors conference today have told MerseyNewsLive about their plans to promote economic growth within Liverpool.
Each sector is taking the approach differently but collaborating in a way to ensure success for the city.
Louise...
Share your memories of the original Liverpool Royal Hospital
After opening 45 years ago, Liverpool Royal Hospital closed its doors for the final time last October due to major issues in infrastructure.
The building has remained vacant since, but over the last few days demolition work has began to...
LJMU students take on Kilimanjaro in charity hike
A team from LJMU is selflessly taking on Africa’s highest mountain in support of Dig Deep charity.
Their mission is focused on Bomet County in Kenya by creating access for the one million people that live there. They believe that...
Night bus to make welcome return to Merseyside
Night buses will run hourly between Liverpool and the Wirral starting next Friday.
The highly-anticipated bus will start on December 8, with services running on a Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The N1 will be operated by Stagecoach and will run from...
