Hospitality businesses in Sefton can now apply for temporary pavement licences for no more than £100 as they look to continue trading amid coronavirus social distancing measures. Tony McDonough reports Cafes and restaurants in Sefton…

Technical Demolition Services has secured a place on the £18m second-generation Scotland Excel framework for demolition for Scottish local authorities and housing associations A Wirral-based demolition firm is to grab a slice of an…

Shipping movements on the Mersey today, include: Victorine, a ro-ro vessel coming from Ireland and sailing on to Spain. Agent is CLDN RO-RO SA. Norbank, a roll-on, roll-off vessel coming from and returning to Dublin operated by…

There was another rise in Universal Credit claims in the Liverpool city region from June to July with the end of furlough likely to see more people lose their jobs. Tony McDonough reports Claims for Universal Credit (UC) continue to…

Located next to Stanley Dock and adjacent to the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, the 0.8-hectare former industrial site will see the construction of affordable townhouses and apartments. Tony McDonough reports Affordable housing provider…

Formerly know as Park Group, the business relocated the bulk of its 240 staff to 20 Chapel Street in Liverpool last year. It will lease back a small part of the Birkenhead site Christmas savings, vouchers and corporate rewards…

Established Merseyside poet Anna Grace Du Noyer's latest work - Fear is a Liar - tells the story of 'crisis, loss and survival' during the coronavirus epidemic in three chapters. Tony McDonough reports Merseyside poet Anna Grace Du…

Liverpool-based social enterprise The Women’s Organisation is joining the UK’s leading voices in women’s enterprise to call for urgent Government support for women entrepreneurs. Tony McDonough reports A new report says women face a…

Awake in Old Swan provides free daily children’s yoga, mediation and mindfulness classes, as well as paid fitness, yoga and meditation classes for adults. Tony McDonough reports A new wellness centre that offers free classes for…

Knowsley-based Caldeira was started by Tony Caldeira with a stall in Great Homer Street Market in 1991 and now its soft furnishing are in demand on both sides of the Atlantic. Tony McDonough reports Merseyside cushion-maker Caldeira…