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WE have corrected an error that had occurred due to a software issue, Sorry for any interruptions to our news feed over the last 2 weeks on our Mersey Reporter Merseyside Newsbites page. This error on our news feed opens up many new questions about America and its impact on our daily lives that we might have missed...
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THE French style restaurant chain has closed 8 restaurants across the UK with immediate effect, including the 2 North West restaurants:- Southport and Preston after the company was sold out of administration. T
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A new framework has been designed to help schools recruit Additional Adults by prioritising the skills, attributes, and characteristics needed for the role; rather than prior qualification and experience alone.
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MERSEYRAIL proudly marked International Women's Day with an event reaffirming its commitment to gender equality, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace.
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MAYOR of the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram, has announced a landmark agreement with United Utilities and the Mersey Rivers Trust to help deliver the Government’s national water quality goals and accelerate the clean-up of the River Mersey.
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AN Alder Hey arts programme, a large scale mural project and a 10 year old boy were among the winners at the Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards 2025.
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ALDI has launched a fund to support new parents in Merseyside as close to 2/3 admit that the financial impact of having a child was bigger than they'd expected.
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A multi million pound programme that has significantly improved Liverpool’s road and street infrastructure, is nearing completion.
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MERSEYSIDE Police have confirmed 12 individuals, on:- 7 March 2025, have been charged with offences of bribery and misconduct following an extensive investigation (Operation Aloft) connected to the awarding of commercial and business contracts from Liverpool City Council between 2010 and 2020.
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LIVERPOOL ONE has unveiled a collection of:- 'reading corners' in a bid to help boost literacy levels among local people. Launching today on 6 March 2025, the initiative is part of a collaboration with local charity The Reader and is designed to make reading more accessible and enjoyable for all.
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