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- JMU Journalism news review of 2018
Liverpool life column 2
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Coffee shops join reusable cups scheme
Coffee shops in town are backing a new initiative which aims to cut down on plastics.
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Sole of the city’s counter culture on show
The Fashion of Counter Culture exhibition explains where Liverpool’s obsession with trainers came from.
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Magazine with a mission back with second issue
A magazine which aims to further the conversation about mental health among young people is set to return.
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Running to the aid of Alder Hey Hospital
More than a thousand people turned up to take part in the Alder Hey 10K and family fun run.
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Art appeal to help lift New Ferry spirits
A butterfly mural has appeared in New Ferry to bring colour to the town after a devastating explosion.
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Adoption plea to help Merseyside siblings
Local agencies are using National Adoption Week to appeal for families to house sibling groups.
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Vegan Festival back at Baltic Market
The Vegan Festival returned to the Baltic Market after a number of successful events.
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Party time to celebrate kinship care
A week of activities has been held to celebrate the work of local kinship carers.
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Ping pong going strong in free scheme
The re-launch of a free and popular scheme is offering table tennis fans the chance to have fun.
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Firms honoured at city business awards
A celebration of businesses big and small was held to mark the achievements of local firms at the Echo Awards.
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Festival opening to mark Mental Health Day
A well-being festival combining arts and creativity is set to take place in Liverpool.
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Support on offer for dyslexia sufferers
Help is at hand for those who are struggling with dyslexia, with local volunteers providing guidance for sufferers.
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Kipping on the Kop to help homeless
The ‘Kip on the Kop’ brought people to Tranmere Rovers to help tackle homelessness.
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New budget supermarket Jack’s opens in city
Bargain hunters flocked to the new budget supermarket Jack’s, which has opened in Liverpool.
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Last chances to visit Liverpool Biennial shows
Time is running out to witness the work of artists from around the globe in the Liverpool Biennial.
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Royal Court marks 80 years of entertainment
Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre celebrated eight decades of shows with a special one-off variety performance.
