Festive
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Liverpool to light up despite Christmas restrictions
Liverpool’s Christmas displays promise to provide some light at the end of a dark year.
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St Patrick’s Day marked in Liverpool
St Patrick’s Day returned to the city with thousands of people in high spirits.
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Christmas comes to Crosby at switch-on
The countdown to Christmas came to Crosby with the annual festive lights switch-on.
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Festive lights switch-on at Cheshire Oaks
The countdown to the festive period started at Cheshire Oaks with a Christmas lights switch-on.
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JMU Journalism’s news review of 2016
Shock election results and the new Hillsborough Inquests verdicts formed just part of a hectic news cycle in 2016.
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Illuminating experience at Albert Dock
A captivating new lights display at Liverpool’s Albert Dock has been launched for the Christmas period.
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Kirkby Christmas lights get the X Factor
Former X Factor finalists Reggie ‘n’ Bollie flicked the switch and lit up Kirkby’s Christmas lights.
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Liverpool lights up for Christmas countdown
Scousers were urged to ‘Get Christmassy’ as the Liverpool One Christmas tree was illuminated to kick-off the festive period.
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Grand total breaks our fundraising record
Fundraising activities by JMU Journalism students delivered more than £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support, smashing last year’s total.
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Late night buses to run over festive period
People in Liverpool embracing the party spirit can now ride home on additional bus services.
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Arts festival to help child creativity bloom
Children are being urged to bring their creativity out of hibernation this winter with the launch of a winter arts festival.
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Santa Dash in the running for award
Liverpool’s annual Santa Dash festive fun run has been nominated for a national award.
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Tree experts bound for Bethlehem
A Merseyside decorating company was chosen to dress the famous Bethlehem tree that is situated yards from Jesus’ birthplace.
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Christmas Jumper Day helps children
More than 250,000 people wore a festive jumper to schools, offices and workplaces across the UK to help Save the Children.
