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About Author: Bradd Chambers, JMU Journalism
Posts by Bradd Chambers, JMU Journalism
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Students urged to get out and vote
Young people are being urged to vote in order to ensure political parties pitch policies and ideas at them in the future.
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First journey for revitalised train service
The first trains from Liverpool to Manchester on a newly electrified route are up and running.
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New facilities for mental health patients
A new £25 million mental health hospital has opened on the outskirts of Liverpool city centre.
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Can you help fight crime in Liverpool?
Students are being asked to help tackle criminal activity by getting in touch with their local Crimestoppers charity.
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Cathedral repairs start after funding boost
Repair work has started at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral after receiving £115,000 funding.
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Arts academy still looking for a new home
Volunteers at Liverpool’s Academy of Arts are pleading for a new gallery to showcase the work of local talent.
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Review: Russell Howard at the Echo Arena
The packed-out Echo Arena was filled with laughter as Russell Howard took to the stage on his Wonderbox tour.
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Review: Aladdin at the Liverpool Empire
There’s nothing like a Scouse-themed Aladdin pantomime to get you in the Christmas spirit.
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X Factor’s Janet hopes to shine on solo tour
Former X Factor star Janet Devlin talks to JMU Journalism as she plays a gig in Liverpool.
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Review: Diversity at the Echo Arena
Dance troupe Diversity, who won Britain’s Got Talent, came to Liverpool’s Echo Arena.
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Review: James Blunt at Echo Arena
It’s almost 10 years since James Blunt hit the charts with ‘You’re Beautiful,’ but he shows no signs of slowing down.
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Rise in young people living in hardship
Around 25% of young people in Liverpool are unemployed, according to one city councillor.
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‘Walrus’ travel cards scheme launched
New Oyster-style bus, train and ferry electronic travel cards are to be introduced to Merseyside.
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Travel pass scheme for LJMU students
Liverpool Students’ Union has announced a new initiative to help LJMU IM Marsh students get to and from university cheaper.
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Review: Wheatus at the Arts Club
‘Teenage Dirtbag’ was the song of the summer in the year 2000 but Wheatus are still out on the road.
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New group to help struggling students
Liverpool Students’ Union has launched a new group to help tackle student health worries.
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Students shouldn’t suffer in silence
LJMU’s Student Advice and Wellbeing Services offer help to those who are finding university life daunting or stressful.
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Freshers laughing at society opening
LJMU’s brand new comedy society held its debut, sold-out freshers’ gig, with laughs galore for those who got tickets.