Just a quick note so you know we haven’t disappeared entirely.
We’ve had to take a few days away but we will be back with some (hopefully) exciting updates for you before you know it…
See you very soon!
It’s also a good job too because there‘s plenty going on across Merseyside this week. Hello Mersey Monitoroos, You might want to grab a quick cuppa and get yourself comfy before you tuck in to this week’s digest. It‘s a bit of a bumper one, but
Green spaces, flags (again) and some things the Monitor won’t repeat. St Helens‘ first proper full council meeting under Reform’s leadership took place on Wednesday at St Helens town hall, with the leader Cllr R. George Woodward appearing to take a few moments before it all kicked off
Curious things coming out of St Helens cabinet this month. Until this week, St Helens was one of many local authorities without a formal flag policy. That has now changed, following a meeting of the borough’s cabinet on Monday. The cabinet, made up of mostly relatively newly elected Reform
Party‘s future faces fresh questions after deputy leader quits. Questions have emerged over the future of Your Party Liverpool on the city council after one of its councillors resigned from the party just weeks after the local branch was launched. The resignation from Your Party of Cllr Sam Gorst,
