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About Author: Hannah Ashraf, JMU Journalism
Posts by Hannah Ashraf, JMU Journalism
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Mayor ordered to ‘keep off grass’
Campaigners are protesting over plans that would see rural land off Sefton Park sold to build luxury houses.
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Domestic violence protest march in city
Merseyside women took to the streets of Liverpool to march in protest against violence towards females.
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Council warning on rubbish and rats
Rubbish being left in alleyways has prompted Liverpool City Council to warn residents that “rats love rubbish”.
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Cooking up bakery revival
An historic bakery has reopened with the hope of rebuilding Anfield “brick by brick, loaf by loaf”.
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Students back cuts petition
A campaign against government spending cuts has gained an overwhelming number of signatures so far.
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LJMU sees rise in applicant numbers
Liverpool John Moores is celebrating a rise in the number of applicants wanting to study at the university.
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Bid to make city the ‘Kindness Capital’
A student from LJMU and a local councillor have teamed up to spread kindness across the city.
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Campaign over abandoned station
Businesses are campaigning to reopen the abandoned St James’s train station.
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Cash-in-transit crime crackdown
Merseyside Police has launched an operation to crackdown cash-in-transit robberies in the lead up to Christmas.
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Bid to keep women in need warm
A new project is being rolled out in Liverpool to keep homeless and vulnerable women warm this winter.
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Pageant winner bound for Bahamas
An aspiring Liverpool model is set to compete in an international beauty contest, after winning Miss American Dream UK.
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RAF jets into town for new recruits
Liverpool youngsters were encouraged to consider career in the RAF with information events held in the city this week.
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Festival aims to inspire writers
The Everyword Festival has returned to Liverpool for the seventh year running this week, in the hope of inspiring young writers.
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Eco Vikings invade Merseyside schools
Eco-friendly Vikings are planning to invade Merseyside schools, delivering warnings about climate change.