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‘You can get depressed about the way things are…or you can do your bit to make it better’
David Lloyd meets up with an octogenarian who believes small changes to her beloved local park can make a big difference
Government approves controversial carbon capture project on Merseyside
Plus: the proliferation of neighbourhood rubbish piles and activities to get you in the Halloween spirit
The Liverpool 'false memory' movement casting doubt on sexual assault victims
And one man's search for the truth
Exclusive: The Isla Gladstone owes over £350,000 to Liverpool City Council
‘When things like this come to light, I often feel it’s just the tip of the iceberg’
Is Arrowe Park Hospital “doomed for the winter”?
Plus: the Mersey oil spill and a moving essay about a parent's dementia
My month with the justified agents of woo-woo
David Lloyd on whether the city’s wellness gurus might be the saviours we need for troubled times — or if they're making us sick
Meet the PR guru with the Labour Party in the palm of his hands
How Dan Hughes’ donations and schmoozing have won his clients access and power
How Merseyside's Ramsey Campbell became the world’s most decorated horror writer
'I can't remember which parts were real and which parts I invented...'
Three men charged following reports of abuse at Wirral SEN school
Plus: disco descends on Liverpool and a crime fiction writing seminar
The Resurrection of St Julie’s: How a Catholic school in Woolton bounced back from a negative Ofsted result
‘We’re not an exam factory. Our primary purpose is instilling our girls with core values’
Can Labour ever lose in Liverpool?
‘Leaders will have to come together, and at last show they can put city before party’
Liverpool's boxers are world-class. Why aren't its MMA fighters?
‘There’s one or two ways to win a fight and infinite ways to lose’
Birkenhead goes for UNESCO…Liverpool looks on
Plus: A night of Bliss and the beginning of BlackFest 2024
The heart of the city is no longer for music — it’s for stag dos and brunch
Why has clubbing been pushed out to the periphery?