Heading back to school? Take a moment to plan your journey
As families across Liverpool prepare for the start of a new academic year, Liverpool City Council is encouraging parents and carers to take a little extra time to plan their school journeys and help keep children safe on the city’s roads.
Make sure you’re prepared for any emergency this September
Liverpool City Council is encouraging residents to take simple steps to become better prepared for emergencies by supporting this year’s 30 Days 30 Ways campaign.
Real stories to challenge stigma during Liverpool Recovery Month
People rebuilding their lives following challenges with drugs, alcohol, gambling, smoking and mental wellbeing will be at the heart of Liverpool’s Recovery Month this September. The citywide campaign will share powerful lived-experience stories to challenge stigma, inspire hope and show residents that recovery is possible. Recovery Month is held every September to celebrate the achievements
Free Liverpool event will share real stories of addiction and recovery
Powerful stories of survival, resilience and hope will take centre stage at a free event marking International Overdose Awareness Day in Liverpool. Voices of Recovery will bring together people with lived experience, local support organisations and residents at the Museum of Liverpool on Monday 31 August 2026. Taking place from 11am to 4pm, the event
Have your say on Liverpool Libraries’ opening hours
Library users, residents, local businesses, and community groups are being asked to share their views on how the proposal may affect them and for feedback to help shape future decisions on the library service.
See Liverpool’s health through the eyes of its communities
Picture of Health exhibition is on tour around Liverpool. The next stop is Central Library, where we are inviting people to share in the experience and to tell us about their own picture of health. From Tuesday 1 to Monday 14 September 2026, the free exhibition explores one important question: “What does health mean to you?”. Residents can explore photographs taken
