Liverpool
From Hillsborough and the infected blood scandal to Southport and the deaths of Caroline Flack and Jason Arday, campaigners gathered in Liverpool to demand accountability from powerful institutions, including the media itself.
Events and updates
What isn’t happening across Merseyside this week?
Liverpool
What will our local councillors be going on about this week?
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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
Sefton
Flags, finances, feathered friends and other funny business Good afternoon Mersey Monitorers, If you’re new here, thank you for signing up to the Monitor. We’re a little independent public interest news site operating on a not-for-profit basis and our aim, first and foremost, is to keep
Events and updates
Things going down on Merseyside this week Greetings fellow Monitorites, It’s that time of the week again when we dig through the council calendars of Merseyside to find out what‘s going to being discussed next. If you’re new here, welcome. We send this email out usually on
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… and some important updates on the Monitor Greetings fellow Mersey Monitorians, Welcome to this week’s newsletter about local democracy-related events across Merseyside. We need to start, unfortunately, with yet another apology. Last week you didn’t receive your regular email brimming with meetings, events and all manner of
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Plus: liver birds, legal letters and a missing portrait Welcome to the Monitor’s packed weekly digest including our diary of local democracy related meetings and events coming up across Merseyside this week. We’d firstly like to apologise that this regular email has arrived a little late to your
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What’s coming up across Merseyside (and an apology from the Monitor) If you’re new here, welcome. If not, hello again. The Mersey Monitor is a little independent public-interest newsroom in and about Merseyside. We’re focused on the communities that make our region what it is, the
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If we don’t know what’s going on, or what decisions are being made, how can we figure out if any of it should be happening the way it is or not, or what, if anything, we can do about it? It’s a thought that sits at the
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The Mersey Monitor was founded on a pretty simple belief: that people taking part in local public life is crucial to a thriving democracy, and further, that people are better able to take part in that public life when they understand how the places they live actually function (or don’