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Pause in Universal Credit roll-out ‘cannot come soon enough’
If the Government is listening to sense and pausing the rollout of Universal Credit then it cannot come soon enough.
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Liverpool to pilot scheme to tackle loneliness
A scheme which will see postal workers check on lonely older people is to be piloted in Liverpool.
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Adopters needed across Merseyside
The regional adoption agency for Merseyside is highlighting the need for more people to provide homes for children.
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Black Flowers blossom
This weekend a trio of Liverpool-based artists will premiere a new film that explores one of the city’s landmark building’s connection with the slave trade.
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Report sets out plan for famous Festival Park
A multi-million pound plan to radically transform Liverpool’s famous Festival Park into a new “waterfront neighbourhood” is set to take a step closer this week.
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Mandela prints on permanent display at St Georges Hall
Liverpool City Council and the Mandela8 group have been gifted limited edition artwork by Nelson Mandela’s daughter. Mandela8 was established in … More
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Campaign launched to clear the air in Liverpool
A public health campaign outlining the steps people can take to mitigate the impact of air pollution is being launched in Liverpool.
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Caring – it’s a family affair
A Liverpool-based charity is celebrating the special bond between children, family and friends with a week-long series of awareness-raising activities.
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First part of £20m community sports development opens its doors to Liverpool residents
A major new community sports complex has opened its doors in Liverpool. Jeffrey Humble Playing Fields has become the first facility … More
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Young recycling champions rewarded
Pupils at a Liverpool primary school have been rewarded for their hard work spreading the message about the importance of recycling.