Two thirds of all journeys in Liverpool are made by car. Can the council’s new active travel plan change this?
New cycle lanes, walkways and trying to get people to trade four wheels for two
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John Ashton helped save thousands of lives with a pioneering approach to heroin
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‘Wherever you move, bills follow you eventually’
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How to go about the simple task of avoiding global catastrophe
Could things get any worse for Everton? Yes, they could
‘Is there anyone in the world that's been more serious about buying football clubs in history than Josh Wander?’ asks Josh Wander
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Do you believe in life after pub?
An apology from the descendant of one of Liverpool’s biggest slave owners
Plus: We hear from more sources about Blue Coat — and how will HS2 cuts impact us?
Lingua Liverpudlia: A deep dive into Liverpool’s most spoken languages
Plus: ‘A mind-boggling nightmare’: Everton’s Moshiri bows out in shame
Another local death from a dangerous dog - will this one be the tipping point?
After a new spate of attacks and a death in Sefton, some leaders want the American Bully XL to be added to the banned list
Liverpool was going to become the world’s first ‘carbon positive’ city. What went wrong?
Blockchain, ‘threatened’ Peruvian forests and a wad of cash for a fat lot of nothing