pandemic
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Cafe improvises to get through lockdown
A Liverpool cafe has adapted its unique selling point to help get through the third lockdown.
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Skywriters’ first release for World Book Day
Liverpool creative education initiative Skywriters is set to release its first book to coincide with World Book Day.
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Covid-19 pandemic leaves wedding industry ‘close to collapse’
Thousands of wedding suppliers have pleaded with the government for support and clarity on the future of their industry.
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Pandemic will not stop Merseyside music
With live events off limits through the Covid-19 pandemic, many musicians have gone online to showcase their work.
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Teach Rex supporting schools through lockdown
Teach Rex is an innovative educational project that has adapated to support schools through lockdown.
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Lockdown sees internet usage surge
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to people spending more time online than ever. For many it has been a lifeline through lockdown.
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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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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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Coffee for litter campaign cleans up Aigburth
An Aigburth baker has come up with a clever incentive to tackle the growing litter problem in the area.
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Southport FC offer to pay for opponents’ Covid tests
Southport FC have taken the unusual step of offering to pay for their opponents Covid-19 tests to ensure the safety of their players.
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Covid-19 vaccine will not be ‘silver bullet’
A health expert has warned that a Covid-19 vaccine alone will not be a ‘silver bullet’ cure for the deadly disease.
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Covid pandemic puts focus on self care
Liverpool health care professionals are encouraging residents to “live self-care for life” as part of Self Care week 2020.
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Bold Street steadying for lockdown two
Bold Street businesses are preparing for the second national lockdown with some saying they now know what to expect.
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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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Sculpting a way through lockdown (Video)
Creatives are struggling to get work with pay being severely affected by the lockdown measures.
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Business concerns about eerily quiet Halloween
Merseyside is set for a muted Halloween as the region enters tighter Covid-19 lockdown measures.
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Pandemic’s ugly impact on city beauty industry
Liverpool hair and beauty businesses are struggling to make up for lost time since coming out of lockdown.
