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The new Reform UK-led administration at St Helens Borough Council has confirmed it will not provide funding or official support for Refugee Week events this year, marking a significant policy shift following last month's local elections.

A ferry that has served generations of passengers on the River Mersey is set to be withdrawn after nearly seven decades on the water.

The cost of providing accommodation for homeless people in Liverpool could reach £90m over the coming years, as the city struggles with rising demand for support.

Merseyrail Introduces Contactless Tap-and-Go Payments Across All Stations

Chester Zoo has been granted official recognition as a botanic garden of international importance by a leading global plant conservation body.

A driver has been hit with demands totalling £20,000 in unpaid toll penalties after an apparent administrative mix-up linked to a local discount scheme.

An international technology company specialising in digital trade has announced plans to move its global headquarters from Singapore to Liverpool, marking a significant investment in the North West.

A homeowner was left stunned after discovering a young roe deer chasing her dogs outside her house — before settling in and staying on the property for almost three weeks.