The city council has performed a U-turn by scrapping busking restrictions which entertainers said would drive them out of town.
The lions on St George’s Plateau received a make-over after being blindfolded for World Sight Day.
A Liverpool widow has vowed to carry on fundraising to help beat cancer as three generations of her family have been struck by the disease.
Many roads will be shut as thousands of runners take part in the 2012 Liverpool Marathon.
The annual Halloween Lantern Carnival will return to Sefton Park this month.
Plans for a five star cruise liner to come to Liverpool in 2013 are under way.
Merseyrail has appointed a new project director who will manage hundreds of millions of pounds for developing Merseyside’s rail network.
The giant advertising screen on St John's shopping centre is to become a permanent fixture, costing £1m.
One of Liverpool's famous yellow Duckmarine boats has gone pink for breast cancer awareness.
Liverpool has been voted Best UK City for the second year running by a leisure magazine.
A Liverpool charity held the 'Time to Shine' event this week to recognise World Homeless Day.
One of the famous Mersey ferries is to be taken out of service in a drastic move to curb a £1million deficit.
Staff at Chester Zoo have been celebrating after two endangered animals were born only days apart.
LJMU's new £37.6m Redmonds Building was evacuated on Monday as emergency drill procedures were tested.
Young writers and story-tellers have an opportunity to make a name for themselves in a local writing contest.
Mental Health Week aims to raise awareness about the issues in a series of events across the city.
Liverpool heritage campaigner Gabriel Muies is to become a Citizen of Honour of Liverpool.
Students took over Liverpool One for a week in an event that saw live DJs and bands on the streets.
