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MERSEYSIDE´S Police and Crime Commissioner has today announced she is leaving ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) following reports its AI chatbot, Grok, has been used to create and share sexualised images of children and women.
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THE ‘Living Well’ bus will be visiting Sefton offering immunisations including Measles Mumps, Rubella (MMR) for people of all ages, Flu jabs and nasal Flu immunisation for Children.
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FAMILIES across Cheshire and Merseyside have even more reason to feel supported during pregnancy and early parenthood, as the Cheshire and Merseyside Specialist Perinatal Service has been named Psychiatric Team of the Year at the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych), North West Awards 2025.
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SEFTON Council is inviting people to help create more inclusive streets in Sefton through the Inclusive and Accessible Streets Forum. The forum has been set up to help Sefton Council work together with residents around issues of inclusion and accessibility in the street scene.Â
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RESIDENTS and businesses are being urged to help shape how transport investment will be delivered in the Liverpool City Region for the next 15 years.
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AFTER 18 years of dedicated service, Margaret McDonald known fondly to children, teachers, and parents as Margie has retired from her role as a School Crossing Patrol in Sefton.Â
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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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