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THOUSANDS of young people across Merseyside will gain access to new opportunities and activities designed to keep them safe, thanks to an extra £200,000 investment in the Youth Empowerment Scheme (YES).
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THE College Union (UCU) say College bosses have refused to make a fair offer over pay and working conditions, so its members at:- Hugh Baird College, City of Liverpool College, St Helen's College, Knowsley Community College and Wirral Metropolitan College will begin 3 days of strike action this week
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THE UK Government's Department for Transport have launched a new:- Red, Amber, Green Rating that lets you see how effective your local highway authority (LHA) is at fixing your local roads.
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ON 9 January 2026 The Labour Government announced a U-turn on proposed increases to business rates on pubs. Local Lib Dems believe this should be extended to the whole of the hospitality sector to help local struggling businesses.
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TOM Iddon from Southport is running a minimum of 5km every single day throughout 2026 to raise funds for Alice’s WonderDance.
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YOUNG people in Sefton are being invited to apply for training that could lead to a career in the music industry.
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DISABLED people will benefit from new local powers being made available to local leaders across England to introduce pavement parking restrictions across their area, helping keep them clear and accessible for everyone who uses them, while allowing exemptions where needed.
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STEVEN Naylor, an Audi A4 driver who killed a motorcyclist in a collision in Huyton, Merseyside, and then spent years falsely claiming he was medically unfit to be prosecuted, has finally had his day in Court.
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ALDI helped deliver 91,400 meals to people in Merseyside over the Christmas and New Year period by donating surplus food from its stores.
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HOUSEHOLDS in Sefton that include someone who is terminally ill, will no longer have to pay Council Tax.
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