Early Easter driving hazards could spark surge in accidents in the North...
Rural road safety campaigner NFU Mutual is urging people traveling in the North West to be aware of the unique hazards of rural roads amidst fears that increased traffic and the early date of Easter...
View ArticlePrincess of Wales’ cancer announcement inspires people to get symptoms checked
News that the Princess of Wales has been diagnosed with cancer will have been a shock to many, but speaking out about her diagnosis could help others. Dr Neil Smith, primary care director for...
View ArticleMike Prendergast welcomes £23,760 investment for Nye Bevan Swimming Pool in...
• Swimming is an accessible and fun way for people to benefit from the positive physical and mental health effects that come from exercise. • That is why the Conservative Government is investing over...
View ArticleLIVERPOOL’S ULTIMATE NEW ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION ANNOUNCES SPRING OPENING
Blackstock Market promises the best in comedy, music, live events and fantastic food and drink £7million venue the new home of Hot Water Comedy Club Liverpool’s hottest new independent entertainment...
View ArticleAlmost all charities in North West England face funding crisis, but new...
With the country in a recession, small charities are struggling now more than ever. At least 93% of the 11,300 charities registered in the North West of England turn over less than £500,000 p/a and are...
View ArticleRainford High bring Easter joy through ‘egg-ceptional’ donations
The Rainford High community has come together to collect and donate Easter eggs for local causes in St Helens. Every year, Rainford High launches a school-wide campaign to gather Easter eggs for those...
View ArticleVoting opens to find Liverpool City Region’s best young artists
A search for the best young artists in and around Liverpool is reaching the final stages – and art-lovers can have their say by voting online. dot-art Schools and Edge Hill University are inviting the...
View ArticleEdge Hill researchers awarded funding for work to improve teenage reading skills
Two Edge Hill University researchers have received a funding boost for work to improve the teaching of literacy skills to teenagers. Dr David Allan, Reader in Further Education and Training, and Dr...
View ArticleSpecialist college welcomes the local community for spring fayre extravaganza
Ascent Autism Specialist College, based in Newton-le-Willows, recently celebrated the beginning of a new season with its annual spring fayre. The spring fayre, which took place on the college grounds,...
View ArticleMuseums ready to welcome visitors again after winter clean
Four of Lancashire’s historic mills and houses are ready to welcome visitors for the 2024 season. Gawthorpe Hall and Judges’ Lodgings have completed their winter clean, ensuring the historic interiors...
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