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Dead in the Waters? Council sinks major Birkenhead scheme
Plus: good news for Ken Dodd fans and a talk from BBC Radio Merseyside’s Spencer Leigh
Neighbourhoods aren’t about branding, but people. The Fabric District understands that
‘We’ve always been a place for family businesses, creators and makers, and that’s the way we want it to stay’
Exclusive: Inside the race to lead Sefton
Two families have dominated local politics for years. Now a shock move from the regional Labour Party has thrown the contest open
‘An unprecedented, disastrous move’: why has Liverpool City Council cut its obesity services?
The city has long played a pivotal role in weight loss policy. A recent money-saving move threatens to throw that away
Is it fair to name and shame councillors over council tax debts?
Plus: an update in the Showcase Cinema shooting and a social services shake-up
Train in vain: what does a future without HS2 look like?
On 'Network North'; a brand new station for Liverpool and turbocharging Merseyrail on the cheap
An uncertain future is facing one of Liverpool’s greatest theatres
The Unity has long been a pillar in the city’s theatre scene. But it’s not been an easy year for those at the helm
50 years since its creation, a borough is still searching for its identity
Why Knowsley seems to be the hardest word
Campaigners and bereaved families wanted a Hillsborough Law. Six years later, the government says this isn’t necessary
On why the Hillsborough Charter doesn’t go far enough
In the deep end: Leisure centres could be given away as council finances are squeezed
Plus: A magical performance of The Snowman, and an ode to Bongo’s Bingo
Is knife crime going up in Liverpool — or are we just more aware of it?
Plus: A major problem for the city’s hospitals and a visit from Brit-pop legend Tim Burgess