
20 events in Liverpool, Sefton, Wirral, Knowsley and St Helens this bank holiday weekend
From family fun days to beer festivals, there are plenty of exciting events taking place across Merseyside this August bank holiday weekend
Local news from Liverpool and the surrounding area

From family fun days to beer festivals, there are plenty of exciting events taking place across Merseyside this August bank holiday weekend

The takeaway can be found in the Baltic Market, Concert Square, Duke Street and further afield on Townfield Lane on the Wirral

Bolt replaced Voi as the provider of e-scooters and bikes seen throughout the city earlier this year

Three Liverpool artists are nominated for prizes at the Youth Music Awards

The Clinical Science and Support Building has been evacuated as a precaution

Liverpool City Council said the closure was being introduced to keep road users safe amid forecasts of heavy rainfall
Part of Duke Street in Liverpool City Centre street has been closed this afternoon (Tuesday, August 25)

Leanne McCarthyfeared she would be unable to buy birthday presents for her son

Liverpool City Region in first wave of government's affordable housing cash bonanza as Mayor says it will herald first council house-building programme in a generation

The partial lunar eclipse will be visible across the UK, Europe, Africa, North and South America on Friday, August 28 – weather permitting

House of Guinness and Legends will each return for a second season

The cocaine had a purity of 92%

Liverpool City Council will now seek to prosecute those found responsible for the dumping

Spar Central is to take over the vacant former Holland and Barratt unit on Whitechapel
FOUR men have been arrested after a stabbing during a dispute in Liverpool.
A RYANAIR flight has declared a mid-air emergency this afternoon, Monday.
THE first image of Edward Bluemel as Hercule Poirot has been released as filming continues on a new BBC and BritBox drama in the Liverpool City Region.
A WIRRAL jobs fair will showcase career opportunities in two of Liverpool City Region’s key growth sectors.

The site has a tragic history which predates the cathedral

Keegan played for both clubs before going on to manage Newcastle