The council takes back Toxteth streets. But why were they given away in the first place?
Plus: a much anticipated victory for the Eldonian Village
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Gerard Woodhouse pleads guilty to harassment. “Jail him,” says his victim
We report live from Liverpool Magistrates Court. Also, Reform rumblings in Widnes and Runcorn
The council are suing developers over £1.5m. But millions already received has gone unspent
Plus: a new book on Quadrant Park and a lucky escape for Everton FC
What “Your Party” could mean for Liverpool
Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn are back on the same page. But could their left-wing venture start a new chapter in Merseyside politics?
The poet, the playwright, the actress and the storm
Tributes to Brian Patten and Dame Patricia Routledge, and a new play at the Capstone Theatre
As the Labour Party comes to Liverpool, activists look to crash it
Facing protests from both left and right, the governing party is unlikely to enjoy its conference at Liverpool ACC
The TikToker taking on Liverpool Council over parking fines
FOIs reveal the local authority is issuing a fine every three minutes during new parking hours
Birkenhead Market is staying put… for now
The controversial 'Argos plan' is dead. But what does the future hold?
Arson, accidents and Woolton Hall: Merseyside’s dangerous summer
Plus: a new police chief, painting Hilbre Island and the loss of an iconic theatre director
Is Liverpool still "left-wing"?
Amid anti-migrant protests, pro-Palestine demos, and women's marches, are the city's street politics more polarised than ever?
Twenty years on, the killers of Lucy Hargreaves have not met justice
Merseyside Police issue a fresh appeal for information. Plus: protests, arrests, and incoming strikes
Saving Toxteth’s African Caribbean Centre
Plus: Arson attacks, a town hall casino, and when a bus isn’t a bus
‘Brushed under the carpet’: National Museums Liverpool concludes its Laurence Westgaph inquiry
NML says it acted “appropriately” in dealing with complaints about its resident historian