After 34 years of unwavering dedication, Diane Cavanagh is retiring from Arnot St Mary CE Primary School — a place that’s been her second home since 1992. Starting with just three mornings a week and a manual duplicator, she’s watched the school, its systems, and her own role evolve into something extraordinary. More than a job, it’s a community she’s shaped alongside her children, nieces, and four headteachers — relationships that outlasted their tenures. Retiring alongside her husband Ronnie, the school’s longtime caretaker, she’s leaving behind a legacy of warmth, hard work, and financial excellence. Though emotional goodbyes are ahead, she’s excited for more time with her five grandchildren and adventures beyond school breaks. Even considering volunteering for Liverpool and Everton, Diane’s impact — praised by headteacher Dan Paton as “a true dynamo” — will be deeply missed by everyone who’s walked through those doors.

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Ants? Say goodbye to vinegar and coffee grounds—this writer found a game-changing, all-natural solution: diatomaceous earth. Made from fossilized shells, it dehydrates ants on contact, wiping out infestations in minutes. Plus, pest pros reveal a simple trick for flying ants: turn off lights and let them fly out. But don’t forget—the real fix? Destroy the nest.

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Liverpool’s parks are turning into trash traps after hot weekends, with food scraps, barbecues, and litter turning once-beautiful spaces into safety hazards—especially in kids’ play areas. Officials and residents alike are furious, blaming a minority of careless people for the mess, while calling for more bins and personal responsibility. Some even compare the behavior to how people act abroad—where taking trash home is the norm. The council admits their cleaners are working hard and investing in new jobs, but they’re urging everyone to step up and take their waste with them.

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