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Digital entrepreneurs from Liverpool attend India-UK Future Tech festival to explore business opportunities with Indian firms and investors.
The University of Liverpool joins IBM’s University Relations Programme.
Scientists develop a new laser technique that can be used to harness clean energy in a more efficient way.
Sir Terry Leahy invests in Parentapps, a Liverpool school-to-parent app.
Liverpool to launch an initiative to tackle rogue gas fitters.
New environment-friendly super cabs featuring panoramic roofs and free WiFi will soon hit the roads of Liverpool.
Liverpool simplifies home buying process with the Local Land Charges system.
Liverpool Lime Street’s reopening of train services in July a major milestone for the Great North Rail Project.
A digital pharmacy that uses the latest robotic distribution technology is set to open in Liverpool.
19-year-old tech entrepreneur builds HallHang, a student-only app to boost interaction in university halls.
HouseMyDog, the Airbnb for dogs, is coming to Liverpool.
Liverpool announces bid to become the world’s first climate-positive city by the end of 2020.
Liverpool's Big Bang Fair aims to persuade more young people to pursue a career in engineering, maths, science and technology.
Farm Urban pioneers a prototype sensor system to boost food production across Liverpool City Region.
ComCab Liverpool, Liverpool’s oldest black cab company, turns 60 years old.
The University of Liverpool offers assistance to SMEs to help them transform their research ideas into real products or services.
A surgical robot developed by Renishaw is used to improve treatment outcomes at Liverpool NHS Trust’s neurosurgery department.
Things to look forward to on Light Night Liverpool 2018 tonight.
Liverpool’s Sensor City has been awarded £3.5 million to explore the potential uses of 5G in health and social care.
