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- Running to the aid of Alder Hey Hospital
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Fun and frights deep in the Dungeons
Blackpool is famous for fun – although some of the most entertaining attractions may often get overlooked.
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Litter fines almost double with new law
Liverpool City Council has welcomed the laws which will see an increase in fines for dropping rubbish.
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Wills on offer to support cancer charity
A local charity is inviting people across Merseyside to write or update their will as a part of a national campaign.
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Homotopia back with reasons to celebrate
The Homotopia festival has returned to Liverpool with a special launch event kicking things off.
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Talk tackles privilege in Black History Month
The issue of ‘white privilege’ was up for discussion at an event forming part of Black History Month.
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Autism awareness card launched by police
A special needs charity has collaborated with Merseyside Police to create the autism attention card.
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Health group’s impact recognised with award
A Liscard community health group has won a prestigious national prize for its impact on society.
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Cinema’s focus on flashback fundraising
A cinema is trying to turn back the clock to the days before World War II in a bid to bring back a piece of its history.
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Irish Festival craics on after 15 years
The Liverpool Irish Festival is back for its 15th year with a range of events going on this week.
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Blank canvas set out for art to take shape
The challenge is on to bring a compelling new sculpture to the city’s already iconic skyline.
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Colourful perms on display for Scouse run
A sea of retro Liverpool 80s-style perms were on show as thousands took part in the Echo Scouse 5k fun run.
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Choir in tune with helping the vulnerable
The Choir With No Name is providing comfort for those who seek it as they try to help the homeless.
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Oxjam festival hits right note on Wirral
Oxjam festival proved to be a hit with music fans when it when came to Wallasey.
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Sleeping rough to help the homeless
A ‘sleepout’ will raise money for the city’s homeless in the fourth annual event run by the Whitechapel Centre.
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Dancing in silent tribute to raise a smile
The chance to take a silent dancing tour around Liverpool is proving a popular new attraction.
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Horror on show as scary guests come to town
Fans of all things gore gathered at Kings Dock for frightfully good entertainment at Horror Con.
