A demonstration was held at the Department for Work and Pensions in Garston over plans to close the call centre.
Liverpool City Council is backing a scheme to licence private landlords.
JMU Journalism Radio students attended the 'Foot In The Door' session at the 2014 Radio Festival.
Thousands of NHS workers walked out across Merseyside in a four-hour protest as part of an ongoing pay dispute.
More than 2,000 runners attended the annual Wirral Half-Marathon and 10k race.
An exhibition showcasing dresses from Downton Abbey will launch at Liverpool's Lady Lever Gallery.
Union considers seeking a judicial review in a bid to save two local fire stations which may close.
Liverpool played host to a global march raising awareness about the killing of elephants and rhinos.
This month sees the launch of the annual campaign to encourage people to quit smoking, 'Stoptober'.
Claire House Children’s Hospice hosted its ‘Splash Dash’ event in Sefton Park, raising more than £100,000.
The city council is campaigning for more powers to license and regulate tanning salons in Liverpool.
A foundation in memory of the late singer Amy Winehouse has been launched to help local youngsters.
Around 25,000 gathered at the Anfield memorial service on the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster.
Students swapped the comfort of the newsroom for the stands of Chester FC for live match reporting.
The Liverpool Hope International Tennis Tournament will move to Liverpool Cricket Club, after 12 years at Calderstones Park.
Female journalists and academics gathered at Redmonds to discuss the challenges facing women in the media.
Women and men gathered in Liverpool to celebrate as well as protest against inequality on International Women's Day.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Liverpool Town Hall as the council met for its budget meeting.
