We look back at the past 12 months to focus on the key events which made 2015 another huge year for news and sport.
Comedian John Bishop entertained Liverpool Screen School students with an engaging talk, featuring career guidance and anecdotes.
Fundraising activities by JMU Journalism students delivered more than £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support, smashing last year's total.
Assemble's Granby 4 Streets is the toast of the arts world after being named the winner of the prestigious Turner Prize.
Businesses have donated gifts to an Arriva bus driver to thank him for his kindness towards the homeless in Liverpool.
Aintree call centre bosses have announced the loss of 450 jobs after confirming redundancy plans.
The city centre was a festive sea of red with a splash of blue as around 7,000 turned up to take part in the 2015 Liverpool Santa Dash.
A new Christmas campaign against drink and drug driving in Liverpool has been launched by Merseyside Police.
A new bronze statue of The Beatles has been unveiled on Liverpool's waterfront by John Lennon’s sister, Julia Baird.
An anti-trafficking charity in Liverpool has launched a new campaign in an attempt to make taxi drivers more aware of modern-day slavery.
Disputed plans to convert the Hahnmann Building into student accommodation get the green light despite opposition.
Teachers at a Crosby school began strike action in response to what they claim is 'excessive bureaucracy.’
Hopes and expectations were extremely high, but the JMU Journalism Christmas Ball truly lived up to its billing.
Merseyside's most senior police officer gave a cautious welcome to the news that widely-expected budget cuts to his force did not...
Hundreds of activists marched through the centre of Liverpool on a day of global action over climate change.
A group of Merseyside mothers will lobby the Liverpool Women’s Hospital board in an attempt to influence the future of the facility.
People in Liverpool embracing the party spirit can now ride home on additional bus services.
Learner drivers across Merseyside are facing excessive waits to take their practical test due to a shortage of examiners.
