Countdown on for big business festival
A multi-million pound international business festival is coming to Liverpool for six weeks in June, bringing over 250,000 visitors.
New sports and PE funding for schools
New funding is available for schools across the country, including Merseyside, to help create space for sport activities and PE lessons.
Residents hit by murky water supply
Residents across several areas of Liverpool have experienced problems in recent days with brown, dirty water coming from their taps.
Alice returns to uni with job advice
JMU Journalism graduate and Index On Censorship intern, Alice Kirkland, returned to her old stomping ground to talk about her experiences.
More seeking help with anxiety issues
Figures show a 40% increase in 16 to 25-year-olds visiting the health charity Anxiety UK looking for help this year.
Police warn students over party drug
Students in Liverpool have been warned over the latest party drug, GEEBS, which has seen seven people hospitalised.
Storms cause steep sand dunes decline
Sand dunes in Merseyside are set to decline at more than three times the average this year, following winter storms.
Talks aim to stop uni marking boycott
Fresh negotiations will take place between unions and their employers in a bid to avert a possible marking boycott by lecturers.
Nobel nomination for Liverpool doctor
A Liverpool doctor has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her charity work in Africa.
Pregnancy drinking ban bid slammed
Making drinking whilst pregnant illegal would be ‘absurd’ and ‘criminalising’, according to a leading charity.
McGann launches LJMU WWI project
Actor Paul McGann has urged people to come forward with their World War I family memorabilia.
Crane firm sponsors return of the giants
The first official sponsor has been revealed for the return of the giant puppets to the city this summer.
BBC showcases best of British in city
Liverpool is welcoming over 700 television big shots to an international BBC event in the city this week.
World Cup returns for fifth anniversary
The fifth annual JMU Journalism World Cup pits the second years against the Alumni as Level 3 face Level 1.
Bid for £80m road investment in city
Liverpool’s council cabinet will be asked to give the go-ahead for plans to invest £80m to improve the city’s road network.
Merseyrail tops UK train survey
Merseyrail has been ranked the top train service provider by its users, according to a survey.
LIPA primary school may open soon
The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA) has revealed plans to open a new base for primary schoolchildren.
Youth job fears over career service cuts
Young people in Merseyside may now find their chances of finding work hindered by cuts to employment services.