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- JMU Journalism news review of 2018
Liverpool Life
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Cool strategy to cut down Wirral waste
Ways to reduce the local carbon footprint were on the agenda at Cool Yule.
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Gin-gle bells as new distillery opens its doors
A new gin bar and distillery has officially opened, just in time for the Christmas period.
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Tree to shine light on domestic abuse issue
A Liverpool domestic abuse charity is encouraging people to donate £5 to help light up its Christmas tree.
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Candlelight carols raise funds for NSPCC
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral echoed to the sound of Carols by Candlelight.
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Installation shines light on city’s culture
A new light installation inspired by Liverpool’s culture has launched in the city.
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Animal rescue charity’s chance to win £1,000
A Merseyside animal charity has been nominated to win £1,000 to help support its growing business.
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New centre aims to make troubles float away
A flotation therapy centre has become the first of its kind to open in the city.
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Everton campaign hopes to beat the blues
Everton fans flocked in their numbers to help raise money for a new mental health campaign.
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Loved ones honoured at addiction vigil
A candlelight vigil to remember those who have been lost due to addiction was held at The Brink.
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Sleep-out raises funds and awareness
A Wirral charity encouraged people to swap their beds for a sleeping bag to help those in need.
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Festive options at cruelty-free Xmas fair
An education into how to enjoy a festive season without harming animals was given in St Helens.
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Arts market back for 10th anniversary
Organisers celebrated a decade of the Winter Arts Market at the Anglican Cathedral.
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Group scheme bridges the generation gap
A new initiative hoping to bridge the gap between the city’s elderly and the younger population has been launched.
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Viola Beach legacy lives on in new shop
A woman is opening a vintage clothes store in memory of the band Viola Beach.
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Recipe for success as students learn to cook
A school for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities is helping to teach cookery skills.
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Sunflowers funds bloom at Christmas event
A Christmas Fair has taken place in Merseyside to raise funds for people with cancer and their families.
