Doubt over future of Liverpool’s big wheel
Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Wheel of Liverpool, which stopped turning after the owners went into administration.
Journalism Class of 2012 graduates
The JMU Journalism Class of 2012 celebrated graduation with a ceremony at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral.
Leveson handed Honorary Fellowship
Lord Justice Leveson was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by Liverpool John Moores University during Wednesday’s graduation ceremony.
From Gold to Mercury for Chris
Chris Bradley went for a mock interview as part of LJMU’s World of Work programme and ended up with a real job at Mercury Press.
JMU Journalism head appears at Leveson
JMU Journalism Head of Department, Professor Chris Frost, gives his reaction after appearing at the high-profile Leveson Inquiry.
Rona caught up in M6 terror alert
JMU Journalism’s Rona Kirwan was stunned to be in a major terrorism alert as armed police surrounded the bus she was travelling on.
Welcome to the new JMU Journalism site
We’ve published more than 2,000 stories since we launched the JMU Journalism website back in May 2009, and now’s the time for a new look.
JMU Journalism Class of 2012
Meet the people behind the JMU Journalism website, as they discuss their final year and Liverpool Life.
Shorthand success and more for Jess
Jess Galley has good reasons to celebrate on graduation day, as she has a First, a new job, and passed the NCTJ 100wpm shorthand exam… with 100%.
City celebrates Queen’s Jubilee
Street parties brought people together as Merseyside marked 60 years on the throne for Queen Elizabeth II on her Diamond Jubilee.
Anderson wins historic Mayor vote
Labour’s Joe Anderson has been named Liverpool Mayor after winning the city’s first ever directly-elected mayoral vote.
Labour make gains from Lib Dems
A strong day for Labour will leave bitter tastes in the mouths of the Lib Dems in the Liverpool City Council elections.
Gary Ablett’s brave story released
Jacqueline Ablett tells JMU Journalism why she is releasing a book written by ex-Liverpool and Everton footballer husband Gary while he batted cancer.
Liverpool’s Olympic torch route revealed
The Olympic torch is set to pass through Liverpool on its journey to London, taking a trip on the Mersey Ferry and past the two cathedrals on its way.
Sea Odyssey giants come to Liverpool
Thousands of people gathered at Liverpool’s Stanley Park and Albert Docks as the unique three-day Sea Odyssey parade began in the city.
Mayor debate axed over protest fears
A controversial debate set to feature all of the candidates to be Liverpool’s mayor has been scrapped over public safety fears.
Last grammar school now academy
The city’s last remaining grammar school has become a centrally-funded academy, free from local authority control, sparking a negative reaction by a teachers’ union.
Hillsborough marked on 23rd anniversary
The 96 Liverpool fans who lost their lives at Hillsborough 23 years ago were remembered in the anniversary memorial service at Anfield.