Wirral second-worst in UK for jobs
A new report suggests that Wirral is the second-worst place to find a job in the UK.
Countdown on for Chinese New Year
Celebrations marking the Chinese New Year began as people gathered in Chinatown for the ‘opening eye’ ceremony.
New centre hopes to increase city businesses
Entrepreneurs will be offered free help from a new centre that hopes to boost business in Liverpool.
Concern over Wirral’s new youth zone
Concerns have been raised about what impact a new state-of the-art ‘youth zone’ in Birkenhead will have.
Tourism brings £55m economic boost to city
Liverpool has received a £55million boost to the economy thanks largely to a surge in tourism in the city.
Family condemns Robbins collapse video
The family of Liverpool-born comedian Ted Robbins has slammed The Sun newspaper for posting a video of the moment he collapsed on stage.
Breastfeeding rates lower than UK average
New figures have revealed that women in Liverpool are less likely to breastfeed their babies despite an increase over the past year.
LJMU ‘Face Lab’ offers clues to solving crimes
Facial reconstructions of wanted criminals and unidentified corpses are being made in a new crime-fighting initiative by LJMU.
Pryce Roberts
Pryce started at Liverpool John Moores University in 1994, and after working in different departments down the years, he is now Senior Technician at Liverpool Screen School.
Cash injection to help ease unemployment
The Big Lottery Fund has made £6.6m available to tackle youth unemployment in Liverpool.
Fire alarm evacuation hits Central station
Train travellers faced disruption at Liverpool Central station after a fire alarm was activated following reports of smoke emerging from one of the escalators.
Quids in as Pound Pub opens in Liverpool
The Pound Pub chain has opened a bar in Liverpool, with the people behind it denying this will encourage binge-drinking.
Closing time for Liverpool’s coastguard
Liverpool’s Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) has closed as part of a transfer of its resources to the Holyhead HM Coastguard.
Home delivery service for the hungover
A Merseyside ex-serviceman is launching a new business called ‘The Liverpool Hangover Service’.
Giants could return to city in 2016
The popular giants may be set to make a return to Liverpool in 2016, according to Mayor Joe Anderson.
‘Je Suis Charlie’ solidarity at city rally
More than 400 people gathered in Liverpool to demonstrate their support for Paris in the wake of the combined terrorism attacks.
Taylor sorry for Hillsborough remark
PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor apologises for comparing the case of convicted rapist Ched Evans to the Hillsborough disaster.
Gerrard decides to leave Liverpool
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard confirms that he will leave the club at the end of this season.