The city of Liverpool is "crying out for a tourist tax" according to council leader Liam Robinson. Cllr Robinson was speaking during a fringe event during the Labour Party Conference in the city.

A popular UK city has confirmed plans to create a new train station that could boost public transportation infrastructure in ...

Wherever you are in the world and whatever you’re interested in, our ‘Books of the month’ features a broad sample of ...

A "beautiful city" with "so much to discover" can be flown to from Liverpool John Lennon Airport for £57. With a flight time of just over two hours from Liverpool, Wroclaw in Poland is ideal for a ...

A stoppage time Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw strike saw City come from behind to beat Liverpool and return to the WSL summit. The Jamaican grabbed hers and City’s second goal when finding the roof of the net ...

City currently lead the league table with 23 points - with Liverpool in second on 22. Arsenal have fallen off the pace a little in recent weeks, securing just one point across their last two games ...

This year’s Liverpool City Region Property Dinner 2024 will be held on 10 October at the iconic Titanic Hotel. Firmly established in the region's property calendar, this annual event highlights the ...

This was the weekend when Arsenal and Manchester City recovered from early scares ... Here we will ask whether Arne Slot’s Liverpool can win the title despite their lack of spending, what ...

Gareth Taylor’s side travel to Liverpool for our first outing at Anfield. Kick-off is scheduled for 15:00 (UK) on Sunday 13 October. City will be looking to extend our unbeaten run in the league after ...

Nov 2 (Reuters) - Liverpool enjoyed a perfect day as they came from behind to beat Brighton and Hove Albion 2-1 and Premier League title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal both suffered defeats on ...

Liverpool are 10 games into the Arne Slot era and he could hardly have made a better start. Nine wins, and just one defeat, have left the Dutchman’s team top of the Premier League and with a ...

Arsenal and Liverpool will escape immediate liability for millions in interest on loans from their owners despite Manchester City’s landmark legal case over Premier League rules governing them.