Covid-19: “Sad to see businesses closed”
Small businesses have received support from a spooky source as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to bite.
History pieced together on Crosby Beach
Part of Liverpool’s wartime history lying on Crosby Beach is being pieced back together by an archaeology student.
Sole of the city’s counter culture on show
The Fashion of Counter Culture exhibition explains where Liverpool’s obsession with trainers came from.
Healthcare provider ends Walton Jail deal
HMP Liverpool has lost its contract with a healthcare provider, leaving prison inmates with an uncertain future.
‘Fabric District’ to smarten up part of town
Liverpool will become home to a brand new ‘Fabric District’, with an industrial estate set to be looking a lot different.
Historic Beatles disc goes on show
The original record that launched career of The Beatles has been unveiled and put on display in Liverpool.
Arctic sea mission marked 75 years on
The 75th anniversary of the Arctic Convoys was marked to honour those who took part in the WWII naval mission.
Three Queens sail again in maritime film
A collection of films celebrating the maritime history of Merseyside will be screened in New Brighton.
Ramblers celebrate 100 years of walking
A local ramblers club is this week celebrating its centenary year with a party and commemorative walks.
Cathedral’s history celebrated by guide
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral’s head guide has published a new book describing events in the history of the building.
Athenaeum to open its doors to students
Hidden away in Liverpool’s city centre the Athenaeum, a former gentleman’s club, wants students to use its facilities.
Mersey plays host to Cunard birthday party
This summer will be packed with sea-themed activity in a series of events under the banner ‘One Magnificent City’.
History recalled at St George’s Hall
The Big History Weekend helped visitors to discover more about the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Wirral brings local history home
The Wirral will show off its history in a new exhibition which has opened in a shopping centre.
Chinese project gets Lottery funding
The Lottery Heritage Fund has awarded funding of £49,400 to a project on the history of Liverpool’s Chinese community.
Purvis on life after London 2012
Olympic bronze medal winner Daniel Purvis tells JMU Journalism he needs to work off his holiday paunch after ‘relaxing’ too much.