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Welcome to Liverpool Lifestyle Magazine, celebrating 18 years in Merseyside. We're your go-to source for everything happening in and around the region. We celebrate the city’s vibrant culture, latest fashion trends, and delicious food while proudly supporting local and small businesses. For everyone who loves life and wants to improve their lifestyle through effective advertising, news, and public relations, we provide expert insights and exclusive features that connect you with the best Liverpool has to offer. Stay inspired and informed with us.IN PRINT AND DIGITAL FORMAT EVERY MONTH,  SHARED ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA BUSINESS NETWORKS with 300,000 views online every month and engagement of 29,000+
The business world is full of enigmatic stories of people waiting to be seen and heard. At Lifestyle magazine we're proud to share these stories which speak not just of success, but also of the struggle hiding behind them. As the longest running magazine for the North West region, we understand the the inner workings of different business sectors. We can make you memorable and help you live the lifestyle that you love. Read the current issue:
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Leaders in Liverpool have welcomed Royal Assent for a new law which will create the UK’s first smoke-free generation.The Tobacco and Vapes Bill will make it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone born after 1 January 2009, and will come into force from January 2027.Liverpool has committed to reducing smoking prevalence to less than one per cent of the population by 2040 and is currently reducing the rate faster than the North West and England.  However, there are still around 50,000 people who smoke in the city.It is hoped that the new age restrictions and proposed powers to extend smokefree rules to certain outdoor public spaces will protect children and young people from the harmful lifelong effects of smoking. Last year 3,644 smokers across Liverpool were supported to give up smoking through the local smoking cessation service, Smoke Free Liverpool.
Cheshire and Merseyside come together this autumn to raise awareness of suicide prevention and support for all.
Some areas in Cheshire and Merseyside experience amongst the highest rates of death from suicide in the UK. Led by a partnership, including local authorities in Cheshire and Merseyside, this joined-up programme reflects a shared commitment across the subregion to prevent suicide and support those affected. Throughout September and October, a series of events will take place in Liverpool, bringing together people and organisations, locally through to internationally, along with experts and those with lived experience to highlight the importance of suicide prevention and support for those impacted by suicide.
This is the first time Liverpool has hosted such a wide range of events focused on suicide prevention and mental health support. It reflects a strong and growing commitment across the city and wider Cheshire and Merseyside subregion to tackle stigma, raise awareness, and supportive conversations and access to help.
These events create an opportunity to come together, look out for each other and remind everyone that support is always available if you reach out. No one needs to suffer alone.
Where to go for help: The Kind to your mind website urgent help page offers support for all age groups, directing people to local services and national organisations.
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available 24/7:
  • For urgent mental health support call 111 and choose the mental health option
  • Support is available for those bereaved or impacted by suicide
  • Call Samaritans on 116 123 for 24-hour listening support.
  • Papyrus HOPELINE247: 0800 068 4141
  • In an emergency, if you or someone you know is in immediate danger dial 999
River of Light - the iconic light art festival - will return to the streets of Liverpool this autumn under the theme of ‘Together’.
Between 23 Oct - 1 Nov,  thousands of visitors will once again explore the city and experience the giant outdoor art gallery, which has become a staple of Liverpool’s annual events calendar since 2018.
This year’s trail is set to be bigger and better than ever as River of Light partners with Liverpool ABID to expand into new locations. Artworks will move beyond the waterfront and spread across the city centre, with new sites including Williamson Square and St Pauls Square.
All artworks commissioned for 2026 will use light to bring people together in a joyful way, and details of the first three artworks have now been unveiled - all of which are European or UK premieres. The wider programme of artworks will be announced in the coming weeks.
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Liverpool has achieved international recognition as a UNICEF Child Friendly City.   
The prestigious recognition from UNICEF UK acknowledges the progress Liverpool has made in embedding children’s rights across services, policies and communities, ensuring that children and young people are listened to, respected and given meaningful opportunities to influence the decisions that affect their lives. 
It comes after Ofsted graded the council’s Children’s Services as ‘Good’ following an inspection.   
After receiving the positive news that Liverpool has achieved Child Friendly City Status, the Leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr Liam Robinson, is set to announce the creation of a new Youth Parliament.
  • Children’s rights training has been embedded within Liverpool City Council, providers and partner organisations across the city.  
  • In partnership with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, the city has supported young people with care experience through free travel passes. Across the Liverpool City Region, more than 1,600 passes have been issued, including over 600 for Liverpool care leavers. The scheme has already supported more than 200,000 bus journeys, helping young people travel with dignity, confidence and independence. 
Get your tickets to Liverpool Fashion Week on 9 November HERE
VOTE FOR YOUR FINALISTS-Lifestyle Awards 2026 
Celebrating the very best of business, beauty, hospitality, fashion and independent talent across the city.
Returning 7 November to The Liner Hotel and hosted by the fabulous Alyssa Van Delle, the awards shine a spotlight on the entrepreneurs, creatives and service providers who make Liverpool one of the UK’s most vibrant lifestyle destinations. From hair and beauty specialists to restaurants, fitness experts, retailers and rising influencers, the event recognises those who consistently raise the bar.
With hundreds of nominations expected, organisers are urging the public to show their support by putting forward their favourite local businesses and professionals.
​Tickets are £135pp, tables of 10 are £1300
Go to
https://www.liverpoollifestyleawards.co.uk/www.liverpoollifestyleawards.co.uk/
The book has won a Breaking Boundaries Literary Award with the Chrysalis Brew Project: Warning: If you’re easily offended, morally outraged by a few swear words, or the kind of judgemental asshole who polices how women should behave after a certain age — then kindly shut this book and carry on living your safe, beige little life. This isn’t for you. Still here? Good. That tells me you’re one of the few with guts. A spark. A flicker of rebellion under the surface. Maybe you’re quietly fed up. Or maybe, like me, you’ve hit a point in your life where you’ve thought: “Is this it?” You’ve ticked all the boxes, played by the rules, been the good girl, the wife, the mother, the employee — and now you’re looking in the mirror wondering what the fuck happened to the woman you were before you made yourself smaller to fit in.This book is my middle finger to mediocrity. It’s about tearing up the script after 50, but it's for anyone who is ready to start again. Living life on your terms — no matter what anyone thinks. I left a marriage, rebuilt my body, reclaimed my confidence, and discovered that the second act can be even more thrilling than the first — if you’ve got the balls (or in my case, the boobs) to go for it.So if you’re ready to laugh, cry, wince, and maybe get a kick up the arse in the process — turn the page. Because you’re going to die.So do it anyway.
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​Journalist, award winning blogger, author, life coach, mum of 6, event producer and lifestyle influencer Amanda Moss talks about transforming her life,  fitness, fashion, mindfulness, independence, advertising & few other things...
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