Pupils’ prospects ‘must improve’ in Knowsley
Knowsley Council’s £1m Education Commission has been launched in response to a critical report.
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Knowsley Council’s £1m Education Commission has been launched in response to a critical report.
We ask more than 300 people: “Should there be a second referendum before the UK leaves the EU?” The poll result was very close.
A large fire that raged for days at a recycling facility in Seaforth Docks has been extinguished.
Funding worth £39m has finally been approved for a controversial scheme to redevelop Lime Street.
Merseyside-born Dead or Alive band frontman Pete Burns has died of a heart attack, aged 57.
A die-hard Liverpool fan has pledged to undergo the pain of getting an Everton tattoo to raise money.
Liverpool-born politician Paul Nuttall launches his bid for the leadership of UKIP.
Redevelopment plans for Kirkby have been revealed, with a new food store and cinema set to arrive in the area.
Shops on Merseyside are being encouraged to not sell eggs and flour to teenagers in the build-up to Halloween.
Another local bank branch owned by HSBC is set to close later this year just months after two others were shut.
One of the city's most recognisable faces, hairdresser and charity fundraiser Herbert Howe, has died at the age of 72.
A group of Father Christmas lookalikes toured the city on an open top bus to launch this year’s Liverpool Santa Dash.
A woman hopes to get more than £1,500 after selling a rare £5 note with a misprint on the new plastic currency.
Sir David Attenborough visited Birkenhead at a ceremony for the construction of a giant polar vessel named in his honour.
Liverpool’s world-famous Royal Liver Building is to be put up for sale for the first time since its grand opening more than a century ago.
A double murder investigation has been reopened by Merseyside Police more than three decades after the death of two schoolboys.
An inspirational young Everton fan who has touched the hearts of Blues fans has raised hundreds of pounds for charity.
The 200th birthday of Britain’s longest man-made waterway is being marked with a 127-mile boat journey.