In an exclusive interview with JMU Journalism, Merseyside Police Chief Constable Andy Cooke has outlined his frustration over a ‘minority’ of youngsters, including students, breaking lockdown rules.
Liverpool’s annual Christmas Markets have been cancelled due to Covid-19, prompting public disappointment.
A mural dedicated to supporters of Wirral foodbanks has been unveiled by renowned artist Paul Curtis in Birkenhead.
Sky News presenter Gillian Joseph believes we need much more than just one month a year to discuss black history.
A house decorated for Halloween to raise money for charity has been flooded with donations following an attempted theft.
The Positive About Play scheme has provided much needed support for children across Merseyside during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson and Metro Mayor Steve Rotherham have come under scrutiny for allowing Merseyside to be placed into Tier 3 lockdown.
The famous Liver Bird has been given a ‘modern twist’ through an eye-catching piece of graffiti.
An enterprising Wirral teenager has used lockdown to start a thriving global business.
A local arts organisation has gained support from Liverpool City Council to continue aiding creatives during the coronavirus pandemic.
Liverpool hair and beauty businesses are struggling to make up for lost time since coming out of lockdown.
Writing on the Wall is celebrating the Black Lives Matter movement throughout Black History Month.
Liverpool museums could see up to 100 full time equivalent job cuts due to financial losses caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Contrast Mural Festival invited artists from across the country to display their work in Liverpool.
Liverpool has started a year-long trial of e-scooters as a socially distanced alternative to public transport.
Kate has worked in newspapers, including the Liverpool Daily Post, where she was a sub-editor and columnist. She freelances as a journalist, and is a media consultant and media trainer.
Journalism lecturer Polly Sharpe gives an overview of what we have to offer on our courses.
As the coronavirus crisis deepens, one community has postponed its volunteer activities until the end of May.