Liverpool Seafarers Centre awarded for its vital diversity and inclusion role
Liverpool Seafarers Centre (LSC) has received a prestigious industry award for its ongoing work promoting and championing diversity and inclusion. The centre…
LSC hosts visit from Romanian Ambassador
Liverpool Seafarers Centre has welcomed the Romanian Ambassador Laura Popescu to its Crosby headquarters. LSC CEO John Wilson was able to give…
Liverpool Seafarers Centre recognised for its diversity and inclusion role
Liverpool Seafarers Centre (LSC) has been officially recognised for its work promoting diversity and inclusion by the judges of a prestigious industry…
Liverpool Seafarers Centre will be closed on Monday 19th of September
As a mark of respect for HRH Queen Elizabeth II, Liverpool Seafarers Centre will close at 1800hrs on Sunday 18 September 2022…
LSC CEO John Wilson on the death of HRH Queen Elizabeth II
Commenting on the death of HRH Queen Elizabeth II LSC CEO John Wilson said: Our thoughts and prayers are offered as the…
Calming the storm: Liverpool Seafarers Centre calls on community to give prayers and support
Communities across Merseyside are being urged to show their support for seafarers as they continue to face growing ‘storms’ around the globe,…
Liverpool Seafarers Centre urges public to donate food and clothes on UN Day of Seafarer
Liverpool Seafarers Centre is urging local families and businesses to show their support for Day of the Seafarer on Saturday June 26….
Maritime Policy and Management – The flagship journal of international shipping and port research
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LSC Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 15 months Ended 31 March 2021
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P & O sacking storm should prompt review of seafarer rights
Liverpool Seafarers Centre CEO John Wilson is calling for a review of seafarer rights following the sacking of 800 workers by shipping…
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