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Nerve 28 Editorial – The Environmental Crisis Issue

Katy Brown June 16, 2020 0

Katy Brown introduces Nerve’s Special Environmental Crisis Issue.

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Nerve Editorial Statement about the Coronavirus

Nerve May 20, 2020 0

Like many other co-operative organisations we at Nerve have been reassessing our role and function in a world changed drastically by the Coronavirus.

Local History

Edward Rushton’s story – Tracks 7 and 8

Nerve November 30, 2021 0

The story of Edward Rushton, the Liverpool poet and anti-slavery campaigner is being released in weekly instalments, this week, Liverpool, slavery and revolution.

Local History

Edward Rushton’s story

Nerve November 22, 2021 0

The story of Edward Rushton, the Liverpool poet and anti-slavery campaigner is being released in weekly instalments, this week, the West Indian Eclogues, one of his first writings on slavery.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent November 22, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Local Art News

Panto Fun Across the Ages

Nerve November 18, 2021 0

The ever-popular Valley Community Theatre Xmas Panto is back again this year with a local, modern take on the traditional tale of Mother Goose.

Local History

Rushton the radical revolutionary poet

Nerve November 15, 2021 0

A new website has been set up dedicated to reviving interest in Edward Rushton (1756-1814), the great, blind human rights campaigner, poet and writer who, at the age of 19, was blinded while helping slaves.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent October 25, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Local Art News

Four plays by local writers premier at Hope Street Theatre

Nerve September 21, 2021 0

Liverpool Scriptshop present four stand out plays by local writers to premier at newly renovated Hope Street Theatre on 5th and 6th October, as part of the Liverpool Fringe Festival.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent September 21, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

International

A Zapatista Journey and Declaration for Life

Nerve August 12, 2021 0

From the mountains of Mexico and across the Atlantic, a delegation of Zapatistas have arrived on the shores of Europe to meet those who have signed the Declaration…For Life.

Local Art News

Fifteen Plays in three days!

Nerve August 12, 2021 0

The Valley Theatre Short-play Festival is gearing up for a blitz of dramatic creativity from the 27th – 29th August, showcasing 15 new plays by local writers at the Valley Community Theatre in Netherley.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent August 12, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Environment

Save Rimrose Valley Protest Rally

Nerve August 6, 2021 0

There is to be a demonstration and march as part of the campaign to save Rimrose Valley Country Park on Friday 20th August, meeting at 10am at Chaffers Field Running Track at the end of Glenwyllin Road, L22 4RN.

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Stop the Electronic War Fair

Ritchie Hunter August 3, 2021 2

Ritchie Hunter writes about Liverpool City Council and the electronic arms fair due to take place in Liverpool in October.

Liverpool City Council

One Stop Shops to stay shut!

Ritchie Hunter August 2, 2021 0

The campaign to keep All One Stop Shops continues, even though the service is ended, jobs are lost and the buildings go up for sale.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent July 9, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent June 18, 2021 0

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Environment

News from FACT and Metal

Colin Serjent May 27, 2021 0

Metal have announced the launch of Shift, a sustainability network for cultural organisations, and the Picturehouse Cinema at FACT reopened on 19th May.

Liverpool City Council

Council round-up

Ritchie Hunter May 17, 2021 0

In a limbo world, changed forever by Covid, more community involvement, accountability and democracy is needed. However, the government and some local politicians have other ideas.

Environment

Nature Snippets

Colin Serjent May 5, 2021 1

A round-up of environmental news that’s been overlooked recently.

Animal Rights

Vivisection Exposed: Painful Animal Experiments at Liverpool University

Katy Brown April 26, 2021 0

Katy Brown reports on Saturday’s protest at the University of Liverpool, one of over 100 such actions to take place around the world to mark World Day for Animals in Laboratories, as last years’ figures for animal testing at the institution are uncovered.

Environment

Forests Are Not Fuel: Axe Drax

Katy Brown April 22, 2021 0

Katy Brown reports on yesterday’s protests in Liverpool and around the world against Drax plc, on the day of its AGM, to highlight its role in forest destruction and the massive subsidies it receives for burning trees.

Animal Rights

Blood on the Tracks

Sarah Austin April 12, 2021 1

Sarah Austin of Merseyside Animal Rights asks why public money is supporting the Grand National, the country’s most deadly steeplechase?

International

Celebrating 30 Years of Hope

Cornelia Gräbner April 10, 2021 0

Cornelia Gräbner celebrates 30 Years of International Solidarity with the community Nueva Esperanza in El Salvador.

Environment

Carbon offsetting, and how planting trees is not the answer

Violet Maze March 8, 2021 1

Violet Maze looks into carbon offsetting, the latest trend where we are being told to plant trees believing you can carry on a life of frequent flying as the trees will absorb the carbon we create.

Environment

Festival Gardens: developer ‘hoodwinks’ the locals?

Ritchie Hunter February 17, 2021 1

What are we to make of claims that strict regulations don’t need to be followed when removing toxic waste from this former landfill?

Nerve Magazine

Promoting awareness, social issues, critical thinking, culture and so much more

The Hit List – December 2021

Edward Rushton’s story – Tracks 7 and 8

Edward Rushton’s story

Nature Snippets

Panto Fun Across the Ages

Neil Campbell’s ‘The Great Escape’

Rushton the radical revolutionary poet

Liverpool: The Postcard Collection

Van Gogh Alive

Nature Snippets

The Hit List – October 2021

Four plays by local writers premier at Hope Street Theatre

Nature Snippets

A Zapatista Journey and Declaration for Life

Fifteen Plays in three days!

Nature Snippets

Save Rimrose Valley Protest Rally

Stop the Electronic War Fair

One Stop Shops to stay shut!

Maple Glider – To Enjoy is the Only Thing