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Rats invading Wavertree homes
Wavertree residents have described ‘fighting a losing battle’ against rat infestations.
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‘Problem’ leaves piling up on Liverpool streets (Video)
Residents have raised safety concerns regarding leaves piling up on Liverpool’s streets.
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Covid strikes again as Christmas markets cancelled
Liverpool’s annual Christmas Markets have been cancelled due to Covid-19, prompting public disappointment.
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Liverpool arts organisation attracts City Council attention
A local arts organisation has gained support from Liverpool City Council to continue aiding creatives during the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Covid-friendly’ e-scooters arrive in Liverpool
Liverpool has started a year-long trial of e-scooters as a socially distanced alternative to public transport.
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How old red telephone boxes now save lives
Telephone boxes have been transformed into life-saving defibrillators in the city centre.
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£100,000 fund set up for community projects
A dedicated fund of £100,000 has been put forward to help community crowdfunding projects in Liverpool.
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Trees project begins on Strand in city centre
The first of 150 trees have been planted on The Strand to help surface drainage on one of the city’s busiest roads.
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LJMU introduces a degree of change
LJMU has added ‘climate change studies’ to its 250-course curriculum, making it the only university to offer the degree.
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Firms lend support for charter on homelessness
Businesses from across Merseyside are coming together in a continuing effort to help end homelessness.
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Row grows over bid to move plant pot display
A war of words has broken between angry locals and the council concerning plant pots and health and safety concerns.
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Rehab centre’s future in doubt as cuts loom
A veterans’ rehab centre in Anfield faces an uncertain future over potential cuts to its funding.
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Restoration scheme on show at library
A former library briefly reopened its doors for the public to see progress on the restoration of the listed building.
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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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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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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.
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Work starts on unused church
Work has begun to convert a disused church into new homes in Kirkdale.