Drivers urged to stop using phones
The number of people in Merseyside with points on their licence for driving while on their mobile phone is one of the highest in the UK.
Post editor meets JMU Journalism
Liverpool Post Editor Mark Thomas met the next generation of reporters at JMU Journalism this week.
Paralympic star calls for disabled support
One of Britain’s greatest Paralympic athletes, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, talks to JMU Journalism.
Soldiers respond to army age campaign
Merseyside soldiers have responded to a campaign to prevent young men and women from joining the armed forces.
‘Giants Spectacular’ set for return?
The Giant Spectacular, which wowed Liverpudlians last year, could be set for a return in 2014.
‘Blacklisting’ protest over hospital builders
A demonstration has been held outside a building hospital site to protest against the ‘blacklisting’ of workers.
University cancels Muslim cleric’s talk
A Liverpool university talk by a Muslim scholar has been cancelled after students threatened to protest over his views on gay relationships.
Multi-million pound debts hit locals
Thousands of Merseyside homeowners have sought financial help as they struggle to cope with millions of pounds of debt.
Mother reunited with kidnapped baby boy
A former Liverpool University student has been reunited with her baby boy after he was snatched from their home in Malaysia.
Phone jammers call for local prisons
There are calls for phone jammers to be installed in Merseyside prisons to stop inmates continuing criminal activities from the inside.
‘Green energy could mean 30,000 jobs’
A local ‘Businessperson of the Year’ claims a staggering 30,000 jobs could be created in Merseyside from ‘green energy’.
Homeless families’ plight in spotlight
Over 80,000 children are facing homelessness this Christmas in the UK, around 1,000 of which are based locally.
City falls silent in Remembrance
Bright sunshine fell across St George’s Hall as hundreds gathered in the cold for Remembrance Sunday in Liverpool.
Cherie Blair talks to JMU Journalism
Cherie Blair speaks of her love of Liverpool and her thoughts on tuition fees in an exclusive interview with JMU Journalism.
Calls for gambling machines ban
Campaigners have called for the government to ban electronic gambling machines in betting shops across Liverpool and the UK.
Wirral woman found dead in Alps
The body of a former Wirral teacher, who went missing in the French Alps last month, has been found.
Ofsted proposal branded ‘a disgrace’
Plans for two-year-olds to attend school have been branded a “disgrace” by people in Liverpool.
Car on Beatles album cover for sale
A car from one of the most recognised album covers in the world has been found and is now being sold.