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Graduation day for the Class of 2019
Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral hosted the ceremony as the Class of 2019 celebrated graduation day.
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JMU Journalism hosts BBC Young Reporters
JMU Journalism teamed up with the BBC Young Reporter scheme to encourage youths to get involved in the media industry.
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Farewell to JMU Journalism’s Class of 2019
Meet students on the Liverpool John Moores University Journalism course as they discuss their final year.
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Celebration of truth and justice ringside seat
JMU Journalism reports from the Index on Censorship’s ‘Freedom Of Expression Awards’ in London.
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Good news on graduates as Headlines returns
The latest issue of our Alumni success stories magazine, Headlines, is back for a fourth year.
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New machines to fight litter on the beaches
Wirral’s beaches are to benefit from a £175,000 investment in new state-of-the-art machinery to keep them clean.
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Wavertree MP Berger quits Labour Party
Wavertree’s Luciana Berger has announced she is part of a group of seven MPs leaving the Labour Party.
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Royal seal of approval for Albert Dock status
HRH Prince Charles visited the Royal Albert Dock as part of a visit to Liverpool with the Duchess of Cornwall.
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MP Berger battles on in party ‘bullying’ row
MP Luciana Berger said she “won’t be cowed” and vowed to “keep on speaking” amid allegations she is being bullied by local party members.
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Liverpool sees in Chinese New Year
Thousands made their way to Chinatown to celebrate Chinese Year of the Pig in spectacular fashion.
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Broadcaster Balding’s journalism advice
Renowned sports broadcaster Clare Balding talks to JMU Journalism about breaking into the industry.
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World Cup returns for landmark 10th event
Excitement was in the air as the semi-finals draw was revealed for the 10th annual JMU Journalism World Cup.
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Teen dies of suspected drugs overdose
Police have launched a warning and an appeal for witnesses after the death of a teenager following a suspected drugs overdose.
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JMU Journalism news review of 2018
As the year draws to an end, we reflect on the biggest news and sporting headlines from 2018.
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Santa Dash brings Christmas to town again
The 15th annual Liverpool Santa Dash brought out thousands of Father Christmas fans in the city centre.
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New record total raised at Christmas Ball
The fourth annual JMU Journalism Christmas Ball proved to be another success, raising more than £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer.
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Strikes begin for Cammell Laird workers
Shipyard workers at Cammell Laird have started 24-hour strikes to protest over plans to cut 291 jobs.
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Police chief’s warning on impact of cuts
Merseyside Police Chief Constable Andy Cooke admits that cuts to the service are affecting its ability to respond to crime.
