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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Liverpool’s annual Santa Dash festive fun run has been nominated for a national award.
People all over the city will be urged to 'Stub it Out' as the nation is encouraged to take part in a no-smoking day.
A new initiative has been launched to encourage people to cook on a low budget and take interest in their food.
A new report by a price comparison website has named Liverpool as one of the best places to live in the UK.
Two new exhibitions have opened at Liverpool’s Tate art gallery as part of its new 2014 spring season.
A Liverpool charity benefits from a campaign urging people to bypass the homeless and donate straight to them.
Hoylake legal trainee Hayleigh John has won this year's 'Apprentice of the Year' title at the Liverpool Chamber awards.
The Wirral will welcome the popular BBC One Show,' Flog it', and its host Paul Martin to Merseyside this weekend.
Research into the future of online security is being carried out by the University of Liverpool, in partnership with Hewlett Packard.
A graduate from LJMU is celebrating after having his company named as one of the top 20 digital agencies in the North.
Hundreds of people visited Liverpool’s Titanic-themed hotel as it opened its doors to the public.
A council-led initiative is encouraging disabled people in Liverpool to get involved in physical activity.
Liverpool’s giants spectacular event has received a grant of £250,000 from Arts Council England.
Locals can now access a range of key public services under one roof at the newly completed £5m Kirkby Centre.
The Spark Up programme is underway in a drive to create 500 ‘super businesses’ in Merseyside over the next five years.
A new national railcard allowing two passengers to save a third on their ticket costs has gone on sale.
A £6 million refurbishment has begun on a derelict building in Liverpool city centre.
The Liverpool Pals Memorial Fund has successfully campaigned for a World War I memorial to be built in Liverpool.