About Author: Rory Kelly, JMU Journalism
Posts by Rory Kelly, JMU Journalism
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Labour conference returning to city
Liverpool is set to play host to the Labour Party Conference again, as it will be returning to the city in 2016 and 2018.
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Police and fire services to team up
Merseyside Police and Merseyside Fire and Rescue are set to join forces by setting up a joint Police and Fire Control Centre.
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Plan to create 300 new jobs in city
India’s largest information technology services provider is set to create 300 new jobs in Liverpool.
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Paris-bound on marathon cycle ride
A Wirral teenager is undertaking a journey which will take him from Blackpool Tower to the Eiffel Tower in six days – on his bike.
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Group bids to save Allerton Golf Course
A group of local golfers is bidding to save a course Allerton amid council plans to sell the venue.
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Liverpool Marathon axed in route dispute
This year’s Liverpool Marathon has been cancelled after organisers and the council failed to agree on a suitable route for the race.
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How I found a football club at last
After the disappointment of not earning a professional contract with a League One club, I can finally say #roryfoundaclub.
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Wembley date for Liverpool fighters
Three Liverpool-based fighters will be on the leading bill for the UFC at Wembley next year.
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‘Giant’ steps for Sea Odyssey book
A book documenting Liverpool’s most successful ever event is set to become a best-seller in the next few weeks.
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Thousands out in force for Santa Dash
Around 8,000 people dressed as Father Christmas descended on Liverpool for the annual Santa Dash.
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Group fighting green belt plans
A local action group is submitting a petition to Sefton Council in the hope of preserving the environment and protecting green belt land.
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Mersey clubs donate Poppy shirts
Liverpool and Everton aim to raise money for the Royal British Legion by auctioning off their match-worn Remembrance poppy jerseys.
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John Lennon Airport set for 180 new staff
Ryanair has unveiled two new routes from John Lennon Airport which will increase jobs locally.
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Tigers’ losing start continues
Mersey Tigers suffered two defeats at the weekend, extending their run to six games without a win.
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Outrage over ‘Pimps and Hoes’ party
A controversial ‘Pimps and Hoes’ themed student party in Liverpool this weekend has come under criticism by a local councillor.
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Merseyside writers get chance to shine
Young writers and story-tellers have an opportunity to make a name for themselves in a local writing contest.
