Exclusive: How a food bank siphoned £195,000 into private hands
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Abi Whistance
Abi is our editor and does our biggest investigations. In 2024, she won Young Journalist of the Year, and this year she was shortlisted for Private Eye's Paul Foot Journalism Award and a British Journalism Award.
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A London lawyer bought the land under Southport homeowners' houses. Then the threats began
'Please agree that your house will be demolished within a reasonable period'
Their bosses read their WhatsApps. Then their jobs were on the line
Exclusive: Literature festival Writing on the Wall says employees committed gross misconduct. Staff say they’ve had their privacy “violated”
For Bootle, The Strand is more than just a shopping destination
‘It’s a physical embodiment of a left behind, working class community’
Exclusive: Liverpool council published the wrong figures for 13,000+ invoices
Erroneous financial documents published for July and August have now been taken down from the council’s website
Is Festival Gardens finally blossoming?
One of the city’s most famous stalled sites is being kicked into action. But what do people want from the development?
The legend of the Garlic Mansion
Courtney Love stayed there, the rent remains at Nineties prices and it's acquired mythical status. What's the magic?
Less than half of Liverpool has good access to green space. How can we fix it?
The Post looks to neighbouring cities to find out how we can benefit from better access to nature
Exclusive: How Wirral Council’s multi-million pound regeneration dream crashed
A Post investigation sees council insiders claim senior officials ‘put a bullet in the head’ of plans to improve the peninsula
Liverpool Council has launched a new homelessness strategy. Will it work?
The local authority’s five-year plan wants to use HMOs to help the homeless. But experts say we need more long-term solutions
Southport is more than just anger and grief
‘We want to remember what happened, but not be remembered for it’
‘Cutthroats and sell outs’: An editor’s note about Laurence Westgaph’s threats
The historian has been threatening us with High Court action and trying to intimidate our sources and staff
The ‘charisma bypass’: Why Liverpool’s leaders are so forgettable
After years of populist fireworks a new type of leader has emerged in the city. Polite, unassuming, passionate about ironing...
Can we revive Liverpool’s high streets?
As shop closures across the North West reach record levels, we ask how Liverpool can reinvent its derelict high streets