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Cricket insight at Lancashire media day
Sports Journalism students had the chance to go behind the scenes at Lancashire Cricket Club’s media day.
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Level 1 lift JMU Journalism World Cup
The first years won the last JMU Journalism World Cup Final with a 5-0 victory against Level 3.
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New record as first years smash Alumni
The JMU Journalism World Cup scoring record was broken for the third year in a row as Level 1 literally destroyed the Alumni by winning 14-0.
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Third years stun Level 2 to reach first final
A shock result saw pre-match favourites, Level 2, crash out at the hands of the third years in a 1-0 defeat in the JMU Journalism World Cup semis.
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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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Shutters all over the shop on Walton Road
Worried business owners fear for their futures on Kirkdale’s Walton Road as firms continue to close.
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Historic Dock Road sees upgrade
Liverpool’s historic Dock Road is set to undergo a facelift as radical upgrades begin.
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Care sector to see £9 million financial boost
Liverpool City Council plans to increase rates paid to care sector staff.
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Protest vows to end cleaners’ ‘poverty pay’
Hundreds gathered in Liverpool’s Derby Square to demand an end to what they claim is the ‘poverty pay’ of cleaners.
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Rise of 35% in use of Wirral foodbanks
A shocking increase in the amount of people in Wirral using the foodbank service has been registered.
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Fears as mental health service it set to close
It is looking increasingly likely that Liverpool Mental Health Consortium will close due to cuts to its funding.
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Women’s Day marked with protest in city
International Women’s Day brought over 100 protesters together outside the Bombed Out Church.
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Locals embrace ‘Visit Your Mosque Day’
Mosques across Merseyside opened their doors to those looking to learn more about Islam.
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Malaysian man’s Home Office plea to stay
A Malaysian man living in Kirkby faces deportation because the Home Office claims he’s lying about his sexuality.
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Rent arrears lead to ‘academic sanctions’
The University of Liverpool is facing criticism over academic sanctions for students failing to pay their rent.
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Late night bus service to be scrapped
Liverpool is set to lose its only late-night bus service operating between the city and Wirral.
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Stations to close for platform upgrades
The next phase of the Merseyrail platform upgrades will cause a month of disruption.
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Call to declare climate emergency
Activists urging the council to join local authorities in declaring a ‘climate emergency’ held a Town Hall protest.
