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Should there be a second Brexit referendum?
In our exclusive street survey, we ask if the public should have the final say on PM Boris Johnson’s EU Brexit deal.
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Homeless project to ‘keep up good work’
A scheme to help homeless people off the streets has been the go-ahead to keep operating.
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‘Self-care’ kit appeal to help attack victims
A Merseyside charity has appealed for donations for ‘self-care’ kits for victims of rape and sexual assault.
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Anti-abortion protest causes controversy
Anti-abortion campaigners caused a stir in the city centre. * Warning: story and video contain shocking imagery.
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Council to tackle local mental health problems
The council has released a draft report on a strategy for improving mental health and well-being in the city.
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Social supermarket helps fight food poverty
A social supermarket offering high-quality food at low costs has opened on the Wirral.
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Sleep-out held to help city’s homeless
A sleep-out in aid of Liverpool’s homeless community attracted supporters as people camped out to show their solidarity.
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More plans for New Brighton regeneration
Additional proposals are being put in place for the ongoing huge regeneration scheme in New Brighton.
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CCTV comes in to combat litter louts
A Tuebrook councillor has declared “war” on fly-tippers after new CCTV cameras were installed in the area.
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Building plans still on despite firm’s collapse
A revamp project on North Western Halls is still to go ahead, despite a building firm’s collapse.
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History pieced together on Crosby Beach
Part of Liverpool’s wartime history lying on Crosby Beach is being pieced back together by an archaeology student.
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Radio 4 in Liverpool for Today show broadcast
BBC radio presenter, Justin Webb, broadcasted the Radio 4 Today programme live from Liverpool.
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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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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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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 is set to close
It is looking increasingly likely that Liverpool Mental Health Consortium will close due to cuts to its funding.
