About Author: Nadine Higham, JMU Journalism
Posts by Nadine Higham, JMU Journalism
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Review: Sex and the Suburbs
Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre stages a brand new comedy, co-written by and featuring former Brookside star Claire Sweeney.
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Council demands action on sunbeds
More than 80% of young women who use sunbeds in the city are unaware it can lead to an increased risk of skin cancer, a study reveals.
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Huge support for Sophie campaign
A petition calling for cervical cancer screening after the death of Merseyside teenager Sophie Jones has received massive backing.
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Thousands march in protest against cuts
Thousands of trade unionists and protesters gathered in Liverpool to fight against austerity and public sector cuts in the city.
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Soap stars clean up with top awards
Students from LJMU’s Business School cleaned up with a hat-trick of awards thanks to their ethical soap business.
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Women’s Day marked by protest
Women and men gathered in Liverpool to celebrate as well as protest against inequality on International Women’s Day.
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Protests at £156m council cuts meeting
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Liverpool Town Hall as the council met for its budget meeting.
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Library ranked top tourist spot
Liverpool’s Central Library has been named the city’s number one tourist attraction.
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Morrison launches bid to unseat mayor
Former Labour councillor, Jake Morrison, has launched a campaign to unseat Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson.
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‘Giants Spectacular’ set for return?
The Giant Spectacular, which wowed Liverpudlians last year, could be set for a return in 2014.
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Wirral woman found dead in Alps
The body of a former Wirral teacher, who went missing in the French Alps last month, has been found.
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Fashion Week comes to a close
Liverpool closed the curtain on its fourth successful Fashion Week, welcoming designers from all over the world.
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Fashion Week sunbed ban
Liverpool Fashion Week has banned models from using sunbeds in an attempt to highlight the dangers of tanning.
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Thinking pink for breast cancer funds
The Royal Liverpool Hospital is urging people to hold ‘pink parties’ in October to raise money for breast cancer services.
