LJMU gains funds for degree apprenticeships
November 14, 2016
LJMU has secured part of a multi-million-pound government fund to provide degree apprenticeships.
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Controversy over possible 10% Council Tax hike
November 14, 2016
JMU Journalism asks Liverpool residents for their say on Mayor Joe Anderson's proposed referendum on a 10% Council Tax rise.
Remembrance tributes across Merseyside
November 13, 2016
Thousands gathered to mark Remembrance Sunday during services and parades across the region.
Liverpool marks Armistice Day
November 11, 2016
People fell silent across Merseyside on Armistice Day to remember those who lost their lives in armed conflicts.
Liverpool lights up for Christmas countdown
November 11, 2016
Scousers were urged to ‘Get Christmassy’ as the Liverpool One Christmas tree was illuminated to kick-off the festive period.
Green space battle goes on over housing
November 10, 2016
Angry locals gathered to discuss their continued protest against the council's planned sale of green space land in South Liverpool.
Trump stuns Clinton to become US President
November 9, 2016
JMU Journalism reports from the US presidential election party at the Liverpool Guild of Students.
City to come together in Remembrance
November 8, 2016
Liverpool will fall silent for the city's annual Remembrance tributes this weekend.
Fireworks boss hits back at event criticism
November 7, 2016
The man behind Liverpool's controversial River of Light fireworks event has spoken out in response to intense public criticism.
‘Swifty’ Smith vows to become world champ
November 7, 2016
Liverpool boxer Stephen Smith is confident he can become champion ahead of his world title fight in Monte Carlo.
Public speaks out on US presidential election
November 7, 2016
As Americans go to the polls to elect their president, we ask the people of Liverpool what they make of the campaign.
Bonfire Night River of Light event under fire
November 5, 2016
Thousands attended the council's 'River of Light' Bonfire Night fireworks event, but many left disappointed.
Crowds gather for Herbert Howe’s funeral
November 5, 2016
More than a thousand mourners lined streets in town and attended the funeral service of celebrity hairdresser, Herbert Howe.
Dining ‘blind’ to give a vision of disability
November 5, 2016
A charity dinner with a difference helped make people realise just how precious the gift of sight is.
Baltic businesses call for station to reopen
November 3, 2016
Businesses in the Baltic Triangle believe reopening St James Street station will bring money and jobs into the area.
MP Field’s concern over new Benefit Cap
November 2, 2016
Birkenhead MP Frank Field calls on Wirral Council to help families affected by the new lower Benefit Cap.
Fires rise in Mischief Night mayhem
October 31, 2016
Emergency services attend more than 60 fires on Mischief Night, amid reports of fireworks, eggs and flour being thrown at people and cars.
City tipped for £15bn high speed rail boom
October 31, 2016
Liverpool has moved a step closer to a proposed lucrative high-speed railway connecting to London and Manchester.