Tate Galleries staff to vote on strike action
Staff at a Liverpool art gallery may go on a strike due to the Tate’s failure to offer staff an above-inflation pay award.
The Public and Commercial Service Union members at the four Tate gallery sites across England, will be...
Arriva’s new campaign warns distracted pedestrians to ‘Stay Alert: Stay Alive’
A new safety campaign launched by bus operator Arriva is warning pedestrians to put down phones and stay alert near traffic.
Data reveals that between 75 and 107 incidents a year occur in the UK where a pedestrian steps into...
ICEBOX returns to Liverpool BOXPARK
The ICEBOX event is returning on 17th November this year.
The event ties in with the festive season approaching, as the ice skating rink appears again in the Baltic Market.
It proved popular last year, with approximately 10,000 people skating at...
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Campaign victory for North West Labour MPs as £1.2m invested into family services
North West MPs are celebrating the success of their campaigns to bring family and community services back to the North West.
Seven local authorities across the region have been awarded funding for Best Start Family Hubs, which will see the...
Liverpool vet joins life-changing spay neuter mission in remote region of Sri Lanka
A Liverpool vet is set to volunteer with a UK-based charity in Sri Lanka to help improve animal welfare in the country.
Kate Marriner, a 24-year-old vet, is joining the charity, Lucas Helps Dogs, to volunteer at a clinic in...
Do bursaries really work? Debate grows as teacher training incentives shift
Concern is growing over bursaries that will be awarded to students who train to teach in certain subjects, and ones that have been scrapped.
The government has announced a series of bursaries and scholarships for education courses where most teachers...
Liverpool City Council gets ‘Good’ CQC rating for Adult Social Care
Liverpool’s Adult Social Care services are celebrating their ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after their recent inspection.
Liverpool City Council said the rating is reflective of their hard work and commitment to delivering high quality care for...
Europe’s biggest Indian classical arts festival to take over Liverpool
Europe’s biggest festival of Indian classical arts will be taking place from Friday onwards in iconic venues throughout Liverpool.
‘INDIKA’ will bring 15 days of concerts, dance and culture to Liverpool city region with venues such as Liverpool Philharmonic Music...
Merseyside Police commits to tackling exploitation during Anti-Slavery Week
Merseyside Police has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling modern slavery and exploitation as part of Anti-Slavery Week 2025.
Throughout this week, officers will be working alongside partners including immigration enforcement, Trading Standards and local charities to raise awareness and improve...
