The Mathew Street Festival has been scrapped and will be replaced by a smaller Liverpool International Music Festival in August.
Liverpool’s family-owned and independent butchers are reporting a big surge in customers following the horsemeat scandal.
Liverpool welcomed the Royal Navy’s last remaining aircraft carrier, HMS Illustrious, on what could be her final call before withdrawal.
A fire in the penthouse area of the Hard Day's Night Hotel caused havoc in Liverpool city centre.
The Archbishop of Liverpool speaks exclusively to JMU Journalism after the shock resignation by Pope Benedict XVI.
Not even the lashing rain could stop crowds who gathered in their thousands in Liverpool for the Chinese New Year celebrations.
The Merseyside Disabled Table Tennis Open proved another occasion to witness the excitement of disability sport.
As Liverpool's Homeless Football League kicked off it's sixth season, JMU Journalism went down to see what it was all about.
Soldiers from the 1st Royal Tank Regiment marched through Liverpool to mark their return from Afghanistan.
Around 8,000 people dressed as Father Christmas descended on Liverpool for the annual Santa Dash.
A Stone Age settlement, dating back to the Mesolithic period, has been unearthed near Sefton.
Hundreds gathered at St George’s Hall to remember those who fought and died for our country.
Young people from across Liverpool have been sworn in as Junior Lord Mayors.
Schoolchildren team up with the Lord Mayor of Liverpool to help launch the 2012 Poppy Appeal.
Hundreds of revellers gathered in Sefton Park for a spooky night-time edition of the annual Halloween Lantern Carnival.
Pedestrians and cyclists using Everton Park will now be able sit alongside Liverpool's unsung heroes.
The closing night of Liverpool Fashion Week 2012 brought the curtain down on another succesful event.
Sefton Borough Council has decided to consult the public on the potential closure of seven libraries in measures to make drastic spending...
