Protest vows to end cleaners’ ‘poverty pay’
Hundreds gathered in Liverpool's Derby Square to demand an end to what they claim is the ‘poverty pay’ of cleaners.
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Hundreds gathered in Liverpool's Derby Square to demand an end to what they claim is the ‘poverty pay’ of cleaners.
A shocking increase in the amount of people in Wirral using the foodbank service has been registered.
It is looking increasingly likely that Liverpool Mental Health Consortium will close due to cuts to its funding.
International Women's Day brought over 100 protesters together outside the Bombed Out Church.
Mosques across Merseyside opened their doors to those looking to learn more about Islam.
A Malaysian man living in Kirkby faces deportation because the Home Office claims he’s lying about his sexuality.
The University of Liverpool is facing criticism over academic sanctions for students failing to pay their rent.
Liverpool is set to lose its only late-night bus service operating between the city and Wirral.
The next phase of the Merseyrail platform upgrades will cause a month of disruption.
Activists urging the council to join local authorities in declaring a ‘climate emergency’ held a Town Hall protest.
Hundreds gather to demonstrate against controversial plans for Hoylake Golf Course.
More than 40 cleaners, catering workers, porters and security officers went on strike at Liverpool Women's Hospital.
A city-wide initiative to monitor air quality in Liverpool began on major routes in the city.
NHS figures show around 340 locals were admitted to hospital five or more times over 2017/18.
The latest issue of our Alumni success stories magazine, Headlines, is now available.
Wirral’s beaches are to benefit from a £175,000 investment in new state-of-the-art machinery to keep them clean.
Commuters have been dealing with heavier traffic as construction work starts on a major route in the city.
Wirral Council has decided to approve plans to buy Birkenhead's Vue Cinema for £7.1m.