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
HMOs: Kirkby's elephant in the room
The Merseyside town feels abandoned by Liverpool, Knowsley and Lancashire. A lack of social housing is just the latest concern
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
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
The Zanzibar, the Lomax, and how Liverpool botched its musical legacy
From the heights of Merseybeat and post-punk, the city’s long, dark decline into musical irrelevance
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?
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Cast, the Scouse underdogs bringing guitar back
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Have Sefton’s children’s services really improved?
A recent Ofsted report leaves one parent "gobsmacked"
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
Of car boots and kings: the surprising revival of Liverpool's markets
David Lloyd bargain hunts through Wednesday bazaars and samples the wares of weekend souks