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Answers in The Post
We answer your burning questions about Merseyside, digging into the data and combatting misinformation.
Merseyside’s buses are coming back into public hands. Why not trains too?
Transport experts say the move is a ‘no brainer’. But Steve Rotheram is dragging his feet
The end of the PCC: Who will scrutinise Merseyside Police from now on?
The government is abolishing Police and Crime Commissioners from 2028. But will the move really save £100m?
Above us, only sky: John Lennon Airport’s boundless ambition
David Lloyd speaks to airport CEO John Irving to find out what turbulence lies ahead
For Bootle, The Strand is more than just a shopping destination
‘It’s a physical embodiment of a left behind, working class community’
Have Sefton’s children’s services really improved?
A recent Ofsted report leaves one parent "gobsmacked"
A Tale of Two 'Sons: Is Everton's stadium move helping or hurting the city?
From Goodison to Hill Dickinson, we speak to pubs, cafes and punters about the future
Is Festival Gardens finally blossoming?
One of the city’s most famous stalled sites is being kicked into action. But what do people want from the development?
Active travel is vital for Liverpool. Are leaders taking it seriously?
The city has promised better walking, cycling, and wheeling routes. But can we catch up after a "lost decade"?
Less than half of Liverpool has good access to green space. How can we fix it?
The Post looks to neighbouring cities to find out how we can benefit from better access to nature
The Baltic station is costing £100m. Is it value for money?
Liverpool's first new central railway station in decades is a major investment, but the price tag has raised eyebrows
Why does Liverpool have so many faith schools?
As parents prepare for getting their kids into a decent school, The Post discovers who is hardest hit by the admissions process
The World Boxing Championships are coming. Is Liverpool ready?
The city has a proud pugilisitic tradition. But with few stars on the horizon, has boxing taken a back step?
Liverpool Council has launched a new homelessness strategy. Will it work?
The local authority’s five-year plan wants to use HMOs to help the homeless. But experts say we need more long-term solutions
The Epstein Theatre is back open for a fourth time. What’s different now?
We speak to returning artistic director Anthony Proctor-Williams about the beloved venue’s past, present and future