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Domestic Abuse Survivor Launches Charity to Help Men Open Up A Merseyside man who survived domestic abuse has launched a new charity to encourage men to speak openly about their mental health. Chris Guy, 30, chairs The Mersey Mind Project , which began as a “football therapy” group for local dads and has since grown into a wider mental health initiative. “It isn’t weak to speak up,” he said. “Men can find it hard to talk because of pride, but it’s so important to open up.” Th

A Liverpool hospice that provides care for babies and young children has been saved from closure after the community rallied to raise...

A former drug addict and alcoholic who took up running just last year has completed an impressive 110-mile run in 24 hours to raise funds...