About Author: Abi Bramhall, JMU Journalism
Posts by Abi Bramhall, JMU Journalism
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New diner launches in Liverpool One
The American-themed restaurant, Ed’s Easy Diner, has expanded its chain by opening a new branch in Liverpool One this week.
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Rock ‘n’ Roll races coming to town
BT has become the title sponsor of Liverpool’s Rock n’ Roll marathon and half marathon event.
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Derelict building gets £6m makeover
A £6 million refurbishment has begun on a derelict building in Liverpool city centre.
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New art movement launched in city
A new art movement, created by four university graduates, has been launched in Liverpool.
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Appeal bid for new teenage cancer unit
The Teenage Cancer Trust has launched a £500,000 appeal on Merseyside for a new unit at the Alder Hey Hospital.
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Knowsley welcomes first Iberian Wolves
Knowsley Safari Park has welcomed two Iberian Wolves, which are the first there in the 42 years it has been open.
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JLA vows to to win back a million locals
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has vowed to win over the one million locals who prefer to fly from Manchester Airport.
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Local nominations for top festival awards
Liverpool Sound City and Creamfields have been nominated in a number of categories for the UK Festival Awards 2013.
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City to welcome three Cunard Queens
Liverpool is to celebrate Cunard’s 175th birthday by welcoming all three of the company’s Queen cruise liners to its port.
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Hollywood legend Waters visits LJMU
Hollywood film legend John Waters delivered a lecture and answered students’ question at Liverpool John Moores University.
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Book signing for Liverpool author
A Liverpool author held her first book signing after drawing on her own tragic experiences with cancer.
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LJMU student starts first English Society
A Liverpool John Moores student has created the University’s very first English Society.
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Merseyside soldier wins bravery award
A Merseyside soldier who fought Taliban rebels despite breaking his back has been awarded a miltitary honour for his bravery.
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Olympics comes to Liverpool
Liverpool got behind its Olympians on Sunday as hundreds of people gathered at the Echo Arena to attend the Festival of Olympic Sports.
