Campaign to keep women’s hospital open
A group of Merseyside mothers will lobby the Liverpool Women’s Hospital board in an attempt to influence the future of the facility.
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A group of Merseyside mothers will lobby the Liverpool Women’s Hospital board in an attempt to influence the future of the facility.
Learner drivers across Merseyside are facing excessive waits to take their practical test due to a shortage of examiners.
One of Liverpool's organisations to help the homeless is stepping up its patrols to hand out food, clothing and hot drinks.
Liverpool City Council has warned that local social care services will have to be "hollowed-out" due to government budget cuts.
Liverpool City Council is considering making cuts to its Council Tax Support scheme in a bid to save £4m.
Around £5m will be needed to upgrade traffic lights in parts of Liverpool, with some signals using technology that is nearly 50 years old.
Merseyside could be getting two new mental health hospitals to follow on from the Clock View facility.
Local musicians will be competing in the Merseyrail Sound Station competition at Moorfields station.
Merseyside Police chiefs are considering asking businesses for sponsors to keep their mounted force running.
An arts and music event will take place to raise funds for people seeking refuge in Liverpool.
The UK’s first named storm has hit the North West over recent days, disrupting travel across Merseyside.
An appeal has been launched to fill shoeboxes with everyday essentials to help the homeless in Merseyside.
Newsham Park welcomed a new addition to its grounds as Mayor Joe Anderson opened the fifth Action Sports Hub.
The Wirral’s very own beer festival is back for its third edition next week.
The iconic ‘Weeping Window’ poppies have now arrived in Liverpool and are being prepared for display.
Plans to slash welfare benefits will force thousands of Liverpool children into poverty, according to two new reports.
A Wirral man will run three marathons in three days to raise funds after the death of PC David Phillips.
The number of workers being paid less than the recommended living wage is rising, according to new statistics.