A strong and fair economy for all · 21 July 2025
All bike users are saying is ‘Give Cyclists Space’
As cycling numbers rise with the warmer weather, Liverpool City Council is calling on road users to take extra care.
A strong and fair economy for all
A strong and fair economy for all · 21 July 2025
Key landmark demolished as innovation scheme enters new phase
Paddington South masterplan will be to super charge the city’s research, development and innovation sector.
News · 17 July 2025
Child Trust Funds – claim what’s yours
Were you born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011? Did you know you may be entitled to a share of £1.5bn? Most children born in the UK between these dates will have a Child Trust Fund (CTF), but over 780,000 young people are unaware that one day they will be able to claim
A strong and fair economy for all · 14 July 2025
Landmark investment set to transform Liverpool’s Fabric District
Thanks to Section 106 funding Monument Place will be transformed into a high-quality district square with landscaping, rain gardens, seating and an event space - strengthening the Fabric District’s identity
A strong and fair economy for all · 30 June 2025
Liverpool hosts key local government conference
More than 1,600 leaders and decision makers will converge on Liverpool this week as the city hosts the Local Government Association’s (LGA) Annual Conference for the first time. The three-day event at ACC Liverpool will involve more than 400 speakers at around 100 events. Further fringe events will take place across the city. The conference,
A strong and fair economy for all · 23 June 2025
Council takes first step to market key gateway site
Liverpool City Council has appointed global real estate advisory firm, CBRE, to prepare the recently acquired Great George Street site for the delivery of new homes and businesses.
A strong and fair economy for all · 11 June 2025
BLOG | ‘Today has been a good day for Liverpool’
Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, responds to today’s Comprehensive Spending Review announcement
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 9 June 2025
People given chance to have their say on new transport plans for Fabric District
People are being given the opportunity to make their voices heard on new transport plans for a key route linking Liverpool City Centre with the Fabric District, the University of Liverpool campus and Kensington.
Business · 5 June 2025
Hospitality and café culture boosted thanks to new outdoor seating policy
The new policy introduces clear and flexible guidelines for obtaining a pavement licence, in line with road safety, public access, and the requirements of the Business and Planning Act 2020.
A strong and fair economy for all · 3 June 2025
Council and BID company respond to legal challenge to accommodation bid visitor levy
On 24 April 2025, Liverpool city centre’s hotels approved an alteration of the Accommodation Business Improvement District to implement a £2 a night Visitor Levy on larger hotels and serviced accommodation blocks. This replaces the current arrangements which fund the BID through a top-up on business rates. It will deliver £9.2 million of investment over
A strong and fair economy for all · 28 May 2025
Liverpool City Council launches free summer workshops to help start-ups thrive
Initiative promises expert advice in key areas such as legal compliance, financial planning, marketing, and business strategy
A strong and fair economy for all · 23 May 2025
Council to unlock Grade A office scheme in Liverpool’s business district
Liverpool City Council is looking to unlock a major Grade A office scheme in the heart of the city’s Commercial Business District, with a £15m investment package.
A strong and fair economy for all · 19 May 2025
“Imagine Liverpool” – New regeneration board established
A new team of experts tasked with supercharging a multi-billion pound regeneration drive in Liverpool, has been announced.
A strong and fair economy for all · 9 May 2025
BLOG | ‘Europe Day in Liverpool is a commitment to deeper ties’
Liverpool has hosted EU Ambassadors and dignitaries to mark Europe Day – Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, explains why we want to be the most Europe facing city in the UK… It has been a great honour to welcome 60 senior diplomats and sector representatives from 29 countries to attend the city’s ‘Liverpool Welcomes Europe’
A strong and fair economy for all · 9 May 2025
Liverpool welcomes Europe
Liverpool has welcomed dozens of EU ambassadors, state consul-generals and other dignitaries in a drive to become the most Europe-facing city in the UK. It follows an invitation to the EU27 Ambassadors by the Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Cllr Richard Kemp, supported by Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority
News · 7 May 2025
Princess Royal to lead Cunard’s 185th anniversary celebrations in Liverpool
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal will lead Cunard’s 185th anniversary celebrations in Liverpool on 27 May, as the luxury cruise line marks 185 years of maritime heritage.
Climate Change · 6 May 2025
New LED streetlights to slash energy costs and carbon emissions
LED streetlights are significantly more energy-efficient than traditional lighting and also more durable, requiring less maintenance.
Transport · 1 May 2025
Parking changes to Liverpool city centre approved
Liverpool City Council will implement significant changes to its City Centre Controlled Parking Zone to address growing parking demands, improve road safety, and enhance air quality.
News · 1 May 2025
Sun’s out, buns – and more – out at Allerton Hall Market
One of Liverpool’s most popular markets is getting ready to make its first appearance of 2025 this weekend. With the sun set to shine, Allerton Hall Market will be open for business on Saturday, 3 May – and the event will also mark the tenth time that the stalls will be set up in Clarke
Healthier lives for children and adults · 29 April 2025
Liverpool launches landmark 2040 plan to create “framework for a better future”
A detailed, data-led report looking at how to create a better future for Liverpool’s half a million residents over the next 15 years has been published.
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