About Author: Shannyn Quinn, JMU Journalism
Posts by Shannyn Quinn, JMU Journalism
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Crowds thrilled by return of the Giants
The Royal de Luxe Giants returned to Liverpool, drawing in an estimated one million people to the city.
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LJMU honorary award for Bishop
Local comedian John Bishop has accepted an Honorary Fellowship from Liverpool John Moores University.
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Sheena’s sports quest to raise funds
A breast cancer patient hopes to raise £8,000 for the Linda McCartney Centre by hosting a series of sporting events.
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Record-breaking mission for ex-Marine
A former marine from Liverpool hopes to beat the world record for the fastest 10k run by a single-leg amputee.
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LIPA primary school may open soon
The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA) has revealed plans to open a new base for primary schoolchildren.
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Tributes to James as body is found in dock
Hundreds have paid tribute to missing 20-year-old James Bennion, after a police diving team found a body in the Albert Dock.
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Art from scrap makes festive display
A local artist and musician has installed a one-off tin sculpture in the city centre.
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Mystery runner is social media hit
A mystery runner has been spotted sprinting around Liverpool, wearing just a pair of gloves and running shorts.
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Hundreds of new trees come to Bootle
Over 200 native trees have been planted in Bootle as part of the Green Dream project.
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How envy could save you money
Research has revealed that adults in Liverpool spend more than 16 hours per week comparing themselves to others.
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University cancels Muslim cleric’s talk
A Liverpool university talk by a Muslim scholar has been cancelled after students threatened to protest over his views on gay relationships.
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Children’s artwork set for Walker display
Local schoolchildren could see their names alongside famous artists such as Rembrandt and Picasso at the Walker Art Gallery.
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Play to tackle Islamophobia
A new play is coming to Liverpool with the aim of tackling racial and Islamic prejudice in modern-day Britain.
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Fake shirts head to good cause
Liverpool Homeless Football Club has received recycled clothes seized by the city’s Trading Standards officers.
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City food waste tops £600 per house
Liverpool families waste over £600 worth of food per year, despite increasing demand at food banks across the city.
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Cunard Building set to be cruise facility
Liverpool City Council is expected to pay £10m for the Cunard Building which will be used as city’s new cruise terminal.
