Sugar tax call by local councillor
A call has been made for a local sugar tax and better labelling of food packaging to help reduce the hidden amounts that people consume.
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A call has been made for a local sugar tax and better labelling of food packaging to help reduce the hidden amounts that people consume.
A charity event that feeds the elderly and vulnerable at Christmas is at risk of being axed due to lack of funding.
Liverpool City Council is hoping to invest over £50m in the restoration of some of the city’s most at-risk historic buildings.
Everton legend Howard Kendall was honoured by Blues and Reds as his funeral was held at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral.
Liverpool's streets could go unpatrolled as the government demands savings from Merseyside Police.
A controversial report linking red meat and processed meat to cancer has been branded "scaremongering" by one local butcher.
Controversial plans to convert a church into student accommodation have been postponed.
A campaign to fight depression and mental health issues has been launched by friends of LJMU student, Liam Fletcher.
A stark warning has been issued to Merseyside rail users to highlight the dangers of playing on train tracks.
A ban on hoodies covering faces has been introduced in parts of Sefton in an attempt to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.
JMU Journalism asks people for their verdict over the referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union in our street survey.
A Liverpool student is hoping to reach the Miss England semi-finals despite battling an aggressive form of cancer.
Warm and affectionate tributes have been paid after the death of Everton Football Club's greatest ever manager, Howard Kendall.
Medication for ADHD is being heavily prescribed locally, as figures show Wirral ranking second highest in the UK.
The skies of Liverpool were filled with balloons to mark the importance of infant mortality.
A sea of red poppies that captured the public's imagination in London last autumn will be displayed in Liverpool.
Plans to slash welfare benefits will force thousands of Liverpool children into poverty, according to two new reports.
New statistics released by the Home Office have shown an 18% rise in hate crime across England and Wales.