Hillsborough song joins Wall of Fame
The Justice Collective single which claimed the Christmas number one has been added to Liverpool’s Wall of Fame in Mathew Street.
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The Justice Collective single which claimed the Christmas number one has been added to Liverpool’s Wall of Fame in Mathew Street.
Liverpool Riverside has been ranked amongst the top five regions in the UK for having the highest levels of children who live in poverty.
A local charity has launched an ambitious £2.5m appeal to help families care for loved ones who have autism.
Bay TV has won the licence to broadcast on Liverpool’s new digital television channel, beating stiff competition.
A new store under construction in Liverpool has been given the green light to add a video wall onto the side of their building.
The family of a teenager who was killed in a bike crash have been told to remove a memorial to him on a local park.
The Mathew Street Festival has been scrapped and will be replaced by a smaller Liverpool International Music Festival in August.
India’s largest information technology services provider is set to create 300 new jobs in Liverpool.
Liverpool’s family-owned and independent butchers are reporting a big surge in customers following the horsemeat scandal.
The parents of murdered Liverpool teenager Andrew Jones will never give up their fight for justice as the 10th anniversary of his death...
Journalists at BBC Radio Merseyside protest against compulsory redundancies across the corporation in a 24-hour strike.
Unsafe building sites across Merseyside are being targeted as part of a national safety campaign.
Wirral Council has revealed plans to develop an automotive park which could generate around 1,000 new jobs.
Liverpool welcomed the Royal Navy’s last remaining aircraft carrier, HMS Illustrious, on what could be her final call before withdrawal.
Arrowe Park Hospital has welcomed a new surgical robot to improve operations for patients.
Every Merseyside Fire and Rescue crew will now be equipped with life-saving defibrillators.
Government cuts mean that over 300 jobs are at risk and a deficit of £36 million could be created in Knowsley.
A woman had to be cut free from her car after a four-vehicle crash just outside LJMU's Redmonds Building.