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RSEYSIDE Police are dealing with an ongoing situati29 Jily on in Southport. Currently they have said...
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SPORTS clubs and teams across the Liverpool City Region will have the chance to win a grant to help fund essential equipment, as part of a new initiative from Liverpool ONE.
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ALDI is currently looking to recruit for 150 store colleagues in Merseyside. In a welcome boost to the local economy, the UK’s 4rth largest supermarket is looking for people of all levels of experience to fill roles at its stores across the Region.
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CANCER patients in Cheshire and Merseyside have given a nine out of 10 rating to their care; the highest in England for the second year running; and our region is also doing well on other benchmarks of cancer healthcare.
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LIVERPOOL City Region's Mayor Steve Rotheram has launched Merseyrail in Bloom, a new programme aimed at making the Region's Railway Stations brighter, greener, and more welcoming.
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FOLLOWING calls by Southport’s Lib Dem, Labour and former Labour councillors for higher taxes on local residents and businesses to fund the scrapping of the 2 child benefit cap, Conservative Group Leader on Sefton Council, Mike Prendergast, has set out why Conservatives on Sefton Council previously voted against such a move and don’t believe it’s the right thing to do in future.
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ON Tuesday, 23 July 2024. Liverpool's Labour MPs repeatedly vote to retain the 2 child benefit cap, in what Liverpool's Lib Dems have been called a:- "disappointment."
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CHILDREN at 8 Primary Schools across Merseyside have benefitted from a pioneering new music education programme that has been designed to nurture musicianship during the early stages of their learning.
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ON Friday, 19 July 2024, Mayor Steve Rotheram described the last 12 months as a:- 'year of transformation' for the Liverpool City Region but has said that deeper and wider devolution was needed to truly unleash its potential.
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THE WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre, Burscough, Lancashire, has introduced a new low-cost entry, as part of its aim to make the centre more accessible and allow people of all ages and incomes to enjoy a great day out, connect with nature and discover the superpowers of wetlands.
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