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A vital back road heading out from Formby towards Ormskirk has been closed by the local highway authority since:- September 2024, due to the poor condition of Moss Bridge's structure. Issues 1st started to show up in the 1990s and since 1998, a weight restriction of 3 tonnes has been in place.
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A group of lifelong friends will walk 20 miles this:- Sunday, 2 August 2026 to raise vital funds for their friend Leon Skapars, a devoted father of 3 and passionate Everton supporter who is battling stage 4 cancer.
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A new stop sign is to be erected by Sefton Council on Fleetwood Road at the junction with Hesketh Road after action by Cambridge Ward Lib Dems.
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MERSEYSIDE Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell has secured more than £250,000 of Home Office funding to support a new pilot programme aimed at preventing domestic abuse, tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG), and stopping perpetrators from causing harm.
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DEPUTY Police and Crime Commissioner Jeanie Bell has warned that organised crime groups are increasingly using legitimate-looking businesses and accommodation to conceal exploitation, as she highlighted the work of Merseyside's Modern Slavery Network on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
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4 in 5 young people know someone who has had thoughts of suicide, according to the North-West charity Papyrus.
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DEMENTIA specialist home care service, Belong at Home Southport has retained its crown as the UK’s only not-for-profit operator to be named in the top 20 home care groups every year for the past 9 years running – signalling its continuous success in supporting older people with the highest quality of care. Â
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FOLLOWING the announcement of a major expansion at its flagship Speke facility, Ignite Padel—the North West’s premier padel operator—has launched a dedicated community initiative, bringing free coaching sessions to local schools across Merseyside and Cheshire.
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A group of Southport Freemasons walked over 22 miles from Liverpool to Southport on:- Saturday, 25 July 2026, to raise £42,000 for Queenscourt Hospice.Â
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LEARNERS at a men’s prison near Liverpool have worked with an award-winning artist and an education provider to design, weld and install a permanent artwork at the prison entrance, based on their daily lives while serving time.
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