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Liverpool

June 28, 2018

Campaign to halt 'alarming' budget cuts to Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service

Budget cuts to the Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service come as the overall trend of fire deaths in the region is rising.
February 13, 2018

Ash Wednesday gatherings of prayer and resistance to nuclear weapons

In Glasgow, Liverpool and London, Christian peace activists will gather on Ash Wednesday for public acts of witness, with a special focus on turning away from current Government policies on nuclear war preparations.
February 4, 2018

Housing charity launches new service to help senior veterans on Merseyside

The housing charity Shelter has launched the first-ever service to support aged veterans struggling with housing problems in the Liverpool City Region.
March 13, 2017

New Liverpool mayoral post must deliver inclusive growth says JRF

Driving up employment, wages and skills for people in all six boroughs in the Liverpool City Region must be the number one priority for the new metro mayor elected in May, according to the independent Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
January 9, 2017

Welcoming the stranger: a Christian response to refugees

Pope Francis' appeal for solidarity with refugees is as challenging now as it was when we first heard it: “
October 29, 2015

The Howard League responds to Liverpool prison report

The Howard League for Penal Reform has responded to Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons’ report on Liverpool prison which was published last week..
January 22, 2013

Cuts hitting poor show 'a sickness at the heart of our society', says Dean

Spending cuts hitting the poorest in areas like North East England are “a profound sickness at the heart of our society,” a senior church leader says.
January 20, 2013

Bishop of Liverpool challenges 'unfair' government cuts

The Anglican Bishop of Liverpool is asking the government to review and re-examine the criteria upon which their current public spending cuts are based.
September 16, 2012

Hillsborough: the long injustice of stereotype

Our minds tend towards the creation of categories. The capacity to classify and order is the engine of learning and enquiry. When permitted to go unexamined, it may also be the source of prejudice and injustice.
April 16, 2009

Minister backs enquiry as thousands remember Hillsborough tragedy

Thousands of people took part in a united memorial service on Merseyside yesterday, remembering 96 Liverpool football fans killed 20 years ago in the Hillsborough tragedy.