Category: Local

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana’s newly established leftwing political party will officially be named Your Party, following a member vote. However, the inaugural conference over the weekend revealed deep internal conflicts within the group. When members were asked to pick the permanent name, just over 37% chose Your Party, which had been tentatively used since… Continue reading Your Party members vote to make name permanent at tense first conference

It looks like you’ve shared an excerpt from an article or report about the Eldonian village in Liverpool, focusing on the transfer of community assets into private hands, controversial management by trustees (including the McGann family), and community concerns and actions around these developments. How can I assist you with this? Would you like me… Continue reading The Eldonian dream: Inside the fight for Liverpool’s community housing utopia

The City of Liverpool, along with Everton Stadium, has been officially named as part of the United Kingdom’s bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2035™. This ambitious proposal includes 16 cities from across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, coordinated by four member organisations striving to deliver the largest single-sport event ever held… Continue reading Liverpool included in 2035 FIFA Women’s World Cup bid

A family-operated childcare nursery in North Liverpool has successfully converted a former pub into a flourishing local business, propelled by expert support that facilitated its bold growth. Bonnie Bear Nursery, established by Hayley and Charlie Murtagh, provides a caring and stimulating environment designed for children aged from 12 weeks up to five years old. The… Continue reading From Rice Lane pub to childcare success, a journey of growth for a Walton business

This Christmas, Liverpool’s libraries are gifting free books to young children as part of a broader lineup of festive activities. Specifically, any child under five years old who registers with the library between 1 December 2025 and Christmas Eve will be given a complimentary book bag containing a carefully selected book. This initiative is available… Continue reading Free books for children at Liverpool Libraries this Christmas

Liverpool Markets are offering a wide variety of options for those seeking unique Christmas gifts or a festive treat. Throughout November and December, several markets across the city will showcase an array of goods from local independent businesses and farmers. Shoppers can find everything from fashion and handmade crafts to fresh food and beverages. This… Continue reading Shop local this Christmas at Liverpool Markets

Bayern Munich’s long unbeaten streak and reputation as Europe’s premier football team suffered a significant blow at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal dominated a side that has historically troubled them, opening the scoring through a set-piece finish delivered by Jurriën Timber, who stepped in for the absent Gabriel Magalhães. The 17-year-old Lennart Karl impressed with a… Continue reading Champions League review: Arsenal erupt, PSV stun Liverpool and Benfica revive

Abbot’s Lea School, a special school located in Woolton, Liverpool, has earned the distinguished recognition as the best school in the UK for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and inclusive education. In addition to this national accolade, the school has also been named the Most Inspirational Specialist School in the Northwest region, highlighting its… Continue reading Double win – Abbot’s Lea School named UK leader in SEND and most inspirational specialist school

This winter presents a unique chance to join exclusive guided tours of the Cunard Building, one of Liverpool’s famous Three Graces. This Grade II* listed structure, renowned for its maritime and architectural significance, will welcome visitors for a limited series of heritage tours scheduled from late November through December 2025. Tours cost £15 per person… Continue reading Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Cunard Building Tours Now On Sale

Liverpool City Council Leader Cllr Liam Robinson has shared his thoughts on the recent budget announcement and its implications for local residents. He describes the budget as positive news, particularly for the city’s most vulnerable families. Among the key changes is the removal of the two child benefit cap, a move that Robinson says will… Continue reading BLOG: The budget is ‘good news for vulnerable families’