Council cash boost in new golf course deal
Liverpool City Council will earn up to £234,000-a-year after a popular golf course was handed over to a private firm.
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Liverpool City Council will earn up to £234,000-a-year after a popular golf course was handed over to a private firm.
A 15-year-old girl has died after being struck by a train on the Wirral near Port Sunlight station.
Anti-cuts campaigners can celebrate victory after Mayor Joe Anderson revealed that none of the city's libaries will be closed.
The petition set up in the name of Bobby Colleran since his tragic death last month has continued to gather momentum.
More than 6,000 complaint calls about rats in Liverpool have been made in the first nine months of this year.
Liverpool fell silent in memory of the fallen as thousands gathered at St George's Hall to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Fear attraction Farmaggedon is facing criticism over claims it is using mental illness for entertainment purposes.
Campaigners from anti-capitalist group ‘Anonymous’ descended onto the streets of Liverpool on Bonfire Night.
Lidl is to build a new major supermarket where the iconic Lewis’s building currently stands.
A man walking through Sefton Park got the surprise of his life when a 5ft-long python emerged from the bushes.
New Oyster-style bus, train and ferry electronic travel cards are to be introduced to Merseyside.
Merseyside firefighters walked out on strike as part of a national industrial strike in a dispute with the government over pensions.
The city’s annual Remembrance Service will take place on Sunday and it will mark the centenary of the start of World War One.
More than 4,000 people have signed a petition calling for speed bumps on a busy road after the death of a six-year-old boy.
Just under 25% of people living in the North West do not earn enough to cover the costs of living,
The ongoing dispute regarding Liverpool City Council’s plans to close 11 libraries will result in more protests.
Cases of stomach cancer in Liverpool are around 44% higher than the UK average, research shows.
The council plans to expand primary school places after a rise in birth rates and population growth in Liverpool.