Skyner halts hunger strike ahead of talks
Thalidomide victim Gary Skyner has halted his hunger strike after 35 days as drugs company Grunenthal has offered to hold talks.
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Thalidomide victim Gary Skyner has halted his hunger strike after 35 days as drugs company Grunenthal has offered to hold talks.
Liverpool's waterfront and Aigburth have been named in The Sunday Times top 50 list of best urban places to live in Britain.
ACC Liverpool has scored a hat-trick after being named Best UK Conference Centre for the third year running.
Republik nightclub has been forced to close for the next three months following a court order.
Councillors approved budget plans which will see a 1.9% rise in council tax for Liverpool citizens next year.
Women are being asked to donate work clothes to help female ex-offenders back into employment.
Veteran newspaperman David Randall came to JMU Journalism to deliver an engaging and inspirational insight into reporting
Liverpool's Liberal Democrat leader has slammed the council's decision to sell Millennium House to developers Signature Living.
Prisons across Merseyside are in crisis as many of them are above capacity, according to new Ministry of Justice figures.
Merseyside Police officers have new powers to test people they believe to be driving under the influence of drugs.
Liverpool hospitals are struggling to cope with the high demand of patients, a report has shown.
The future of the Welsh Streets remains uncertain after the council appealed against a block on development plans.
A popular disco event for people with learning difficulties in a city centre bar has been closed.
Merseyside Fire Authority will raise its council tax precept to just below 2%, it claims as a result of government cuts.
Lomax has become the second Liverpool club to be shut for three months following a police drugs raid.
All ten of Liverpool's children’s centres which were threatened with closure have been saved for the next two years, after the mayor backs...
JMU Journalism asks Liverpudlians for their views on Jeremy Clarkson's disparaging comments about Liverpool in his Sunday Times column.
An online petition has been launched by a former pupil of Beach Road School to prevent the council from demolishing it.