Liverpool City Council has announced the implementation of a new system which will vastly improve the way in which it...
Councillors in Liverpool have approved a budget for 2024/25 which includes a £20m drive to improve and transform key frontline services.
Liverpool City Council is due to consider new policy designed to protect buildings and areas of heritage value across the city.
Liverpool City Council’s Children and Young People’s Services has received positive feedback from Ofsted following their latest monitoring visit. Over...
Liverpool City Council will tomorrow (1 November) transfer vital frontline services, including waste collection, street cleansing and parks maintenance, into its direct control.
The proposed zone, the first of its kind in the region, will focus on building on the momentum created by Everton Football Club’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Liverpool Waters.
Ofsted has published the findings of its latest monitoring visit of Children’s Services at Liverpool City Council. The inspection, which...
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An independent remuneration panel is recommending that the payments received by Liverpool City Councillors should be increased, after a comparison...
During 2025 we put in place the building blocks for several major projects that are going to transform our city over the coming years
Leader of Liverpool City Council, Cllr Liam Robinson, has announced two new Councillors will be joining the Cabinet.
New environmental enforcement officers taking to the streets marks the final stage in Liverpool City Council’s three-step plan to address illegal littering, fly-tipping and dog fouling.
A shop has been ordered to close after it was caught selling illicit vapes, cigarettes and tobacco to the public.
The proposal is key to the city region’s Active Travel programme.
Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, reflects on the news that the Commissioner-led intervention is to end in June 2024, with the Council having its powers handed back.
