A Merseyside decorating company was chosen to dress the famous Bethlehem tree that is situated yards from Jesus’ birthplace.
A book documenting Liverpool’s most successful ever event is set to become a best-seller in the next few weeks.
More than 250,000 people wore a festive jumper to schools, offices and workplaces across the UK to help Save the Children.
The first ever National Gay Wedding Show will be held in Liverpool in support of marriage for all couples regardless of sexuality.
A £16m investment plan is set to transform Liverpool’s iconic Littlewoods Pools building into a hotel and create up to 750 jobs.
Thousands of boys and girls did not play football this weekend, protesting at the rise in the cost of using football pitches.
The famous Christmas Coca-Cola truck has returned to Liverpool as part of its festive tour across the UK.
The search is on to find Miss and Mr Liverpool 2013 as auditions are held.
The potential closure of a landmark bank in Toxteth could mean financial trouble for local shops.
A developer is set to be give additional time to start work on a housing development on the former International Garden Festival site
Liverpool One has signed its 20th letting of 2012 at the end of its busiest year since it opened in 2008.
A Liverpool woman has been recognised for her work in the community after being awarded the Polish Civil State Award.
Residential areas in Liverpool have changed to 20mph speed limits to reduce the toll of casualties in collisions.
A committed photographer has completed a year-long blog capturing the changing faces of Crosby.
Pay and display parking fees have been reduced in the city centre as Liverpool gets ready for the busy run-up to Christmas.
Merseyside cycling clubs travelled the distance from Neston to Lapland to raise money for a children's charity.
Christmas spirit was spread in a campaign urging companies to 'Bring a Gift to Work'.
Liverpool is among the top five cities in the UK for people looking to leave the country, according to a local emigration company.
