Acclaimed writers Irvine Welsh and Owen Jones are coming to Liverpool to take part in the Writing on the Wall festival.
Knowsley Council has joined forces with borough councils across the country in a bid to tackle social inequality.
Bold Street has marked its most successful financial year ever with the opening of 11 new businesses since last April.
Liverpool City Council is set to dispose of the site of a former school in Toxteth, paving the way for nearly 40 homes in the area.
The American-themed restaurant, Ed’s Easy Diner, has expanded its chain by opening a new branch in Liverpool One this week.
A drive-in cinema is coming to the Liverpool waterfront next month, with the promise of the biggest digital, open-air screen in the UK.
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has pledged that the council will continue to support local football by not charging pitch fees.
The legacy of the late founder of a charity was honoured as the organisation he established was given the freedom of the city.
A Wirral hospice has been left with a £1,200 repair bill after a vital piece of its minibus was stolen.
The people of Liverpool have opted to name the new council bicycle hire-scheme ‘City Bike’ following a vote.
Local charity Dying to Keep Warm has paired up with Liverpool City Council to provide items for homes in crisis.
A 24-hour dance-athon is to be held in aid of a growing theatre and dance group which aims to help the less well-off in the city.
A new three-part drama portraying the life of Liverpool entertainer Cilla Black is being filmed in the city.
A group of friends who are taking on a wheelbarrow race for charity have beaten their fundraising target.
BT has become the title sponsor of Liverpool’s Rock n’ Roll marathon and half marathon event.
Fans group 'Totally Tranmere' will play a charity match to raise funds following the cancer diagnosis of Rovers player Joe Thompson.
Spirits were high in Liverpool this weekend as crowds gathered to celebrate the St Patrick’s Day.
A new project to get Liverpool reading has been launched, backed by the mayor and the Echo newspaper.
