Liverpool’s Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) has closed as part of a transfer of its resources to the Holyhead HM Coastguard.
A Merseyside ex-serviceman is launching a new business called ‘The Liverpool Hangover Service’.
The popular giants may be set to make a return to Liverpool in 2016, according to Mayor Joe Anderson.
More than 400 people gathered in Liverpool to demonstrate their support for Paris in the wake of the combined terrorism attacks.
PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor apologises for comparing the case of convicted rapist Ched Evans to the Hillsborough disaster.
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard confirms that he will leave the club at the end of this season.
It was another huge year for news and sport in Liverpool so join us as we look back at the highlights.
Research conducted by the University of Liverpool has confirmed how global warming is related to the amount of carbon emitted.
BBC Panorama journalist John Sweeney gave JMU Journalism students a fascinating insight into his documentary work.
Around 40% of 11 year-olds in Merseyside are overweight, according to the government statistics.
People are being encouraged not to give money to homeless people and to instead donate it to charities.
A Liverpool midwife says the media has misinterpreted recent claims that home births are safer than hospital.
Work on the redevelopment of Anfield has started, with Liverpool FC’s new 21,000-seater Main Stand finally under reconstruction.
Santa Claus came to town early and en masse as thousands took part in the 10th anniversary BTR Liverpool Santa Dash.
A new safe haven scheme has been launched to protect victims of violence with refuges at Merseyside fire stations.
Liverpool has lost out in its bid to be the location for the £42m Alan Turing Institute of Computer Science Park.
Plans to open a drug counselling service next to a Wirral school have been scrapped after an outcry from local residents.
Liverpool’s newly-renovated Central Library has won a top award for its design and architecture.
