News column 2
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Pride Liverpool cancelled for second year due to Covid-19
Pride in Liverpool and the annual March with Pride has been cancelled for the second year running due to public health concerns about coronavirus.
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St George’s Hall to erect historic Mary Seacole statue
St George’s Hall is set to make history by erecting its first ever statue of a black woman.
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Grandad inspires Walk All Over Cancer fundraiser
A woman from Liverpool is using her grandad as inspiration for her first ever Walk All Over Cancer.
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University Mental Health Day celebrated with online events
Liverpool’s universities are making mental health and wellbeing a priority this week.
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The most eco-friendly place to live in Liverpool?
A major £40m building development is underway, with hopes of becoming the most eco-friendly place to live in Liverpool.
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Resisting hostility to stand with asylum seekers
Posters have appeared around the city centre to mark alliance with asylum seekers, migrants, and refugees in Liverpool.
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City Council approves Everton’s Bramley Moore Dock stadium
Liverpool City Council has given Everton Football Club the ‘green-light’ to proceed with plans to build a new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
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Kensington church ‘gifts’ essentials to residents
Kensington residents have been gifted care packages delivered to their doors by members of City Church Liverpool.
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Captain Sir Tom Moore celebrated in 24ft mural
Fundraising hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has been immortalised by a three-story portrait in Southport town centre.
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Children’s charity says Covid has “amplified issues”
The Brain Charity has seen more issues with isolation and confidence affecting children through the Covid-19 crisis.
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Alder Hey Children’s Hospital admit adult patients
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital is admitting adult patients to help ease Liverpool’s increasing public health crisis.
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Alder Hey helps teenage cancer survivor enjoy life
Five years after being diagnosed with cancer, Amir Robinson-Behnejad is enjoying life – thanks to Alder Hey Children’s Hospital.
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Hi-tech project aims to bring museum treasures to life
Garstang museum will use a £40,000 grant to help develop 3D models of artefacts found in their collections.
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Covid hand washing issues for eczema sufferers
Increased hand washing through the coronavirus pandemic is proving uncomfortable for people with eczema.
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Pub-turned community kitchen tackling hunger
A ground-breaking scheme has turned a pub into a community kitchen to address food povery through lockdown.
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Strawberry Fields scheme to help young adults find work
Strawberry Fields has launched a new membership scheme to raise money to support young adults with learning difficulties.
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Hope Street to replace cars with green space
Cars in the city centre are to be substituted for temporary pop-up installations in a bid to help Liverpool ‘build, back, better’ after Covid-19.
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Robot dogs giving “Black Mirror vibes”
The demonstration of newly released robot dogs has caused a stir across Liverpool.
