Reform UK comes to Merseyside
Plus: a great last-minute Christmas gift idea and a gender reveal party's unsightly aftermath
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Charge Joe, or let him go
Four years on from Joe Anderson’s arrest, Jack argues it’s time for the Crown Prosecution Service to just get on with it
‘Liverpool Council broke up with us via email’: Why a community organisation lost out on regenerating Anfield
Homebaked CLT wanted to restore nine derelict houses in north Liverpool to their former glory. What went wrong?
The Liverpool Care Pathway denied NHS patients food and water, sometimes “hastening death". A decade later, is this still happening?
A controversial end-of-life care program was wound down in 2014 following allegations of involuntary euthanasia. But some worry it never really ended.
Merseyside’s male violence problem
And the women’s-only club night providing refuge. Plus: unpacking the council’s repurchase of a failed Chinatown development site
Old grudges will tear us apart
David Lloyd makes the case for bringing Liverpool and Manchester together
Can a cash infusion from the government revitalise Liverpool’s music scene?
Plus: Making nightlife greener and this month’s holiday festivities
Strange sirens, acrid smells, and fears of chemical catastrophe: why Garston is fighting the plant in their backyard
A community with some of the worst health outcomes in Liverpool says they’ve developed “terrible coughs” and their concerns are being “ignored”
An early release for Elle Edwards’ killer’s accomplice?
‘It's not acceptable, I don't accept it and it and I'm not going to allow it’
Why must yet another venue in the 'City of Music' make way for 'luxury' flats?
'It’s hard to shake the feeling of hopelessness that many in grassroots music circles are feeling right now'
Revealed: Developer first bid £500k for council land later transferred to them for £0
New documents shed more light on the controversial deal that saw the Flanagan Group obtain nine acres of city land
My teenage adventures with Scouse Springsteen
Melissa Blease takes a riotous journey down memory lane with Pete Wylie and The Mighty Wah!
Liverpool heads to the UN’s climate summit. Back home, litter keeps piling up
Plus: the legacy of sound systems in Liverpool and the People’s Day of Death