This week marks the one-year anniversary since the UK entered lockdown for the first time due to Covid-19.
Friends of the Earth Liverpool have committed to ensuring the city reaches its promised net zero carbon target.
The 2021 census will include questions on sexuality and gender identity for the first time.
A Liverpool school has become the first in the city to be awarded ‘ADHD-friendly’ status to mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Liverpool Football Club is supporting local businesses to continue celebrating International Women’s Day.
Plans to extend the Watering Can Café in Greenbank Park have been withdrawn.
Football supporters from Liverpool and Ireland will join forces to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day while raising awareness of food poverty.
Pride in Liverpool and the annual March with Pride has been cancelled for the second year running due to public health concerns about coronavirus.
An online vigil was held as part of the Reclaim These Streets movement that stands up for violence against women.
Students in Liverpool are planning to ignore Covid-19 restrictions to host illegal gatherings this St Patrick’s Day.
Nearly a quarter of people living in Liverpool have already completed their census questionnaires ahead of Sunday’s Census day.
Aigburth Cricket Club is battling to survive after being left on the brink of closure.
Southport is set to receive £37.5 million in government funding to help revive the seaside town.
St George’s Hall is set to make history by erecting its first ever statue of a black woman.
Srike action could be taken at the University of Liverpool following the announcement of a controversial round of redundancies.
As schools reopened this week, some teachers have raised public and mental health concerns.
Smokers in Liverpool are being encouraged to quit smoking on National No Smoking Day.
A Liverpool politician has raised fears of “another Grenfell” amid further disappointment for residents affected by the cladding crisis.