The Queenscourt Hospice Lights of Love appeal offers a heartfelt way for individuals to celebrate and remember loved ones during this special time of year by dedicating a light on the online Lights of Love tree. Those dedicating a light can leave a personal message, add a photograph, and, if desired, share it with friends […]
Budding local writers are invited to join the Bootle Library Writing Group at Bootle Library every Thursday in the pod. The first session will take place on 6th February 2026 between 10.30 – 12.30. Attendees must be over 18 years old and are welcome to bring along their writing to share with the group – […]
Padel is a racket sport typically played in doubles on an enclosed court slightly smaller than a tennis court, that combines elements of tennis, squash and badminton. The courts will be developed by local company Sefton Padel, subject to planning approval, and nine existing traditional tennis courts will also be refurbished the Council have said. […]
On 7th September, Andrew Elliker-Reeve and his dedicated support team will embark on a remarkable 300-mile walk along the Trans Pennine Trail, raising money and awareness for Guide Dogs UK. Andrew Elliker-Reeve, known as the ‘Travelling Blind’, will be taking on this challenge to raise awareness about accessibility and the incredible work of Guide Dogs […]
The Imagine Formby Yarn Bombers will once again be celebrating International Yarn Bombing day with a display in Formby Village on Saturday 14 June. They have been busy knitting and crocheting various fun elements since August last year – including St George and the dragon, a teddy bears picnic and Pokemon garden to name just […]
Lynn and Cath first opened The Queens Nook, Crosby, in December 2021 with the aim of creating a community venue – supporting locals and the wider areas. After discovering the Sunday Supper Project on social media, who provide food, hot drinks and support to vulnerable and homeless people in Liverpool City Centre, they decided to […]
Campaigners and communities surrounding Rimrose Valley Country Park in South Sefton are hailing the decision to cancel a dual carriageway, which would have destroyed much of the park, as a victory for community action. The announcement was contained in the Chancellor’s full Autumn Budget statement which reads: “As part of the government’s commitment to growth, […]
