Liverpool’s Adult Social Care services are celebrating a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), awarded following a recent...
This decision reinforces the Council’s commitment to building a strong, fair, and sustainable city for all
Liverpool residents over the age of 60 are invited to a free road safety event in the city centre later this month.
Earle Road, between Webster Road and Cranborne Road, will be the centre of a celebration of active travel, cleaner air, and healthier living on Monday 22nd September, from 8am to 6:00pm
Transitioning to low or zero-emission vehicles is an essential step toward eliminating a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions
The city currently operates around 230 parking payment machines, of which approximately 85 percent have exceeded their 15-year design life.
And Liverpool City Council has been nominated for an additional five national awards, highlighting the excellent achievements of the Transport and Highways department.
Thousands of new LED lamps will be installed across the city, dramatically reducing energy consumption and slashing carbon emissions.
Named as the world’s first ever UN Accelerator City last year, Liverpool has spent the last nine months researching, trialling and experimenting how to transition the cultural sector to a net zero future.
In partnership with Liverpool City Council, Merseytravel, Merseyrail, and local bus operators, a comprehensive transport plan has been developed
Operation Limit aims to eliminate all road deaths and serious injuries across Merseyside by 2040.
The Live Labs programme harnesses research and innovation in a number of trials to support the transition to net zero.
The proposed improvements are part of a wider regeneration effort under the Anfield Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) and aim to create a greener, safer, and more inclusive high street.
As cycling numbers rise with the warmer weather, Liverpool City Council is calling on road users to take extra care.
