Backlash forces uni honours U-turn
The University of Liverpool postpones plans for an honorary award to a top police chief after criticism by Hillsborough campaigners.
Clampdown on illegal fireworks
Merseyside Fire Service is cracking down on dangerous illegal firework sales ahead of bonfire night.
Tranmere name Adams as new boss
Tranmere Rovers have appointed Micky Adams as their new manager.
Review to halt fire station closures
Union considers seeking a judicial review in a bid to save two local fire stations which may close.
Merseyside derby beckons at Anfield
Liverpool and Everton are set to lock horns at Anfield, searching for a derby win to end their recent poor form.
‘Clare’s Law’ tackles violence issues
A scheme that allows people to check if their partners have a history of domestic violence is being rolled out in Merseyside and across the country.
Vauxhall to hire new apprentices
The Vauxhall Merseyside plant is planning to take on approximately 100 apprentices across its manufacturing, central and retail operations
Merseyside children face online bullying
Merseyside children as young as nine are being subjected to cyber bullying. A leading charity explains the problems it faces.
Kin-ball is a hit with local schools
School pupils showed their prowess with a brand new sport LJMU hosted a mini-tournament.
JLA vows to to win back a million locals
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has vowed to win over the one million locals who prefer to fly from Manchester Airport.
Top honour for OK Foundation
The Echo’s Pride of Merseyside Awards honoured many of the unsung heroes from across the region.
Million car milestone at Halewood
Range Rover reached the one million mark when an Evoque model rolled off their production line at Halewood.
Swipe card system on Merseyrail
Merseyrail has launched a contactless card payment system in a bid to ease congestion at Liverpool stations.
Research shows city feels frustration
New research shows that nearly half of Liverpool’s adult population feel like they’re not in control of their lives.
Police offer free car checks
Cars are being given free health checks by Merseyside police officers, to reduce the number of traffic collisions in winter.
First ever fire safety week to be held
Merseyside Fire and Rescue service will be visiting communities across the region in order to raise awareness of fire safety.
Medieval dig starts at Norton Priory
Runcorn’s Norton Priory has let archaeological novices help out at a medieval dig which has reopened for the first time in almost 30 years.
Blaze on marshes threatens wildlife
A blaze has destroyed a Wirral marshland, affecting the habitats of thousands of birds and other species.