Campaigners say they will step up efforts to block the potential move of Liverpool Women's Hospital to a new facility.
Heavy gusts of winds caused fear at a fireworks display which had to be cancelled.
The Giants Spectacular is back in Liverpool for a third time, but Merseyrail station closures are set to hit travel plans.
Jeremy Corbyn received a huge welcome ahead of the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, where Brexit is set to be a dominant issue.
This year's intake of JMU Journalism students experienced a memorable induction week as they started university.
Students had a behind-the-scenes look at one of sport’s iconic venues, and met cricket legend Sir Ian Botham when they visited Lord’s.
Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral was the setting for JMU Journalism's Class of 2018 graduation.
Distinguished guests came to Redmonds as Liverpool Screen School students had their work on show.
Level 3 clinched their third JMU Journalism World Cup win in a row with a 5-1 victory against Level 1.
Level 1 broke the tournament record score by beating the Alumni 9-1 in the JMU Journalism World Cup.
The Marine Travel Arena was the destination for JMU Journalism Sport on a live match trip.
Merseyrail strike losses of up to £320,000 will end up being passed onto the public.
The Spine is to form part of a new development of the east Knowledge Quarter sector, Paddington Village.
Plans to pedestrianise Bold Street and transform the Ropewalks area go under public scrutiny.
A new social care system aimed at saving St Helens Council £80 million is on course to launch.
An art sculpture which commemorates the Hillsborough victims has gone on public display at Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
A fresh blueprint has been unveiled for LJMU's £64m plans to redevelop the Copperas Hill site.
Three new centres and improved accommodation for people with learning disabilities are set to be built in Liverpool.
