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THE Mersey Ferries and the Liverpool Tourist Information Centre have joined an illustrious list of City region attractions as winners of a 2025 TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award, with the Mersey Ferries making it 5 years in a row.
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WHAT are your thoughts about this? Thousands of criminals could be kept under additional surveillance by revolutionary tech to enhance how the Probation Service monitors offenders and cuts crime, beginning with pilots in areas such as the North West.
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MAYOR Steve Rotheram today announced the £2 bus fare cap will remain in place until the end of 2025 - despite the national fare cap rising to £3 in January this year.
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THERE is still time for schools and educators to sign up to help build a new generation of animal champions this RSPCA Week (29 September - 3 October 2025).
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A world-leading pioneer in jaw dropping light displays will help Southport’s twilight skies shine later this month in a 1st of its kind for the town. Not only will thousands of families be once again wowed by the British Musical Fireworks Championship, they will also be treated to an awesome drone light show.
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GET ready to celebrate the heartbeat of creativity across the Liverpool City Region as the Culture and Creativity Awards return in 2026 with 4 brand-new categories shining a spotlight on even more of the incredible talent shaping our cultural landscape!
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LIVERPOOL City Council is reinforcing its dedication to the wellbeing and care of residents at 2 care homes in the City by proposing it will continue with the long-term delivery of services at both facilities.
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HUGH Baird College has been selected as 1 of just 10 further education colleges across England to take part in the new Partner a College programme, a 2-year pilot designed to transform how young people enter the construction industry.
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AS the leaves turn yellow, autumn is a wonderful time to walk your dog, but Dogs Trust is urging dog owners to be cautious by sharing the dangers of conkers and acorns.
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AN upgrade in Liverpool’s parking meters will see savings in maintenance costs, reduce risks and free up staff to focus on enforcement – and even boost the uptake of electric vehicles throughout the City.
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