Are companies still leaving Liverpool?
Three years on from our investigation into why businesses were departing the city, we find out whether Liverpool has changed its ways
Abi Whistance
Abi is our top news reporter 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.
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Developers gave the council millions to improve Liverpool. Why haven't they spent it?
£17 million of compensation for local areas has accrued over the past two decades. Where is it?
Why are Merseyside’s state-of-the-art hydrogen buses stuck in a yard outside Sheffield?
The metro mayor's team insists they'll be back on the road soon – but others believe hydrogen has “fundamental issues”
Unfair dismissals and a culture of fear: There’s trouble at City of Liverpool College
A tribunal revealed how teachers were forced to resign over bogus allegations levied against them. That was only the tip of the iceberg
‘That was our language as black kids. That was our street power’
Designer and fashion aficionado Andrew Ibi on what makes Liverpool such an inspiring place for creation
The land has been flogged. The coffers are dry. And now the UK's scariest debt collector has shown up
The Eldonian Village attempts to bring itself back from the brink
Regional mayors paid £3 million to a training company. What did they get in return?
Inside the collapse of Redstone Training
Is it time Peel got a move on?
A rare interview with Peel Waters’ managing director: ‘I don't know why the perception is like that. Maybe because there's a few people that just don't like us’
Merseyside’s missing babies
Gina Jacobs’ son was buried in a mass grave in 1969. Now, she’s helping other families find their baby’s resting place
Laurence Westgaph was a known abuser. Why did National Museums Liverpool look the other way?
A Post investigation reveals how the city’s biggest cultural institution ignored allegations of sexual and domestic violence against its resident historian