Last month, Liverpool City Council played a part in an enforcement operation in which 38 vehicles transporting waste were stopped in just four hours.
The size and flexibility of the property means it can be repurposed for a range of businesses, subject to planning.
Liverpool City Council will tomorrow (1 November) transfer vital frontline services, including waste collection, street cleansing and parks maintenance, into its direct control.
Liverpool City Council is currently developing a new Social Value policy, replacing the current version which was adopted in 2022.
Liverpool City Council is urging dog owners to check that their pet boarders are properly licensed, after a local woman was sentenced for running an illegal dog boarding business.
This year’s service holds special significance as it commemorates the 80th anniversaries of Victory in Europe Day and Victory over Japan Day, marking the end of World War II in Europe and the Far East.
Improvement works will ensure the building could return to use as a cultural and community asset.
While the work is carried out the site will be secured to reduce unauthorised entry and protect the public and neighbouring properties
This decision reinforces the Council’s commitment to building a strong, fair, and sustainable city for all
A lounge has been forced to close its doors for allowing customers to smoke indoors.
Liverpool City Council was handed a prestigious award at this week’s Department for Transport Special Recognition Awards ceremony.
A shop on Picton Road has been ordered to close after multiple owners were found to be selling illicit cigarettes.
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
The lighting project will deliver an upgrade of approximately 600 lanterns to modern, dimmable LEDs, as well as the replacement of 164 existing lighting columns
