Ken Loach addresses the housing crisis in Liverpool at a conference on issues such as the bedroom tax and private landlords.
A former bouncer has turned his back on the club and bar doors and launched a new career by writing a fantasy children’s novel.
Apprentices from green service provider Glendale Liverpool have planted new trees and hedge plants in Dingle.
The public and local businesses are being given the opportunity to have their say about the future of Liverpool’s green and open spaces.
Lucid Games, a Baltic Triangle-based gaming company, is up for a gaming BAFTA at a prestigious awards ceremony.
Young people are being urged to vote in order to ensure political parties pitch policies and ideas at them in the future.
Hospitals across Liverpool will ban smoking near their premises this week ahead of the ‘No Smoking Day’.
LJMU drama students are putting on a three-week festival in aid of local charities.
Sefton Council plans to cut transport for disabled children and young people after they reach the age of 16.
The race is on for funding to be secured to repair and restore the colourful Penny Lane Wonderwall.
Former X Factor star Chris Maloney is looking forward to acting the bad guy in pantomime this Easter.
Liverpool is the largest city in the UK to launch a scheme to help improve numeracy skills among its adult workforce.
Free coffees will be given to those most in need thanks to a new scheme being introduced in Liverpool.
The first trains from Liverpool to Manchester on a newly electrified route are up and running.
A world record-breaking attempt will be made at this summer's ‘One Magnificent City’ celebrations.
Liverpool women were given access to health and wellbeing services in celebration of International Women’s Day.
Liverpool's waterfront and Aigburth have been named in The Sunday Times top 50 list of best urban places to live in Britain.
Liverpool has been confirmed as the host city for Visit Britain’s flagship tourism event, ExploreGB in 2016.
