Road Safety · 8 May 2025
Call for drivers to park safely and considerately around schools
Inconsiderate and dangerous parking around schools is a significant problem, placing children and others at risk.
Road Safety · 8 May 2025
Inconsiderate and dangerous parking around schools is a significant problem, placing children and others at risk.
Climate Change · 6 May 2025
LED streetlights are significantly more energy-efficient than traditional lighting and also more durable, requiring less maintenance.
Better roads · 2 May 2025
The framework will eliminate the need for lengthy tender procedures for each project.
Transport · 1 May 2025
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.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 1 May 2025
A busy thoroughfare in Liverpool that serves a health centre, a nursery, and a number of private businesses as well as hundreds of homes, will be getting new upgrades and surface repairs.
Healthier lives for children and adults · 30 April 2025
Several children’s playgrounds in Liverpool could receive a glow-up if plans are approved at a meeting next week of the city council’s cabinet.
A well-run council · 28 April 2025
Ofsted has published the findings of its latest monitoring visit of Children’s Services at Liverpool City Council. The inspection, which took place in March 2025, focused on: It found that there has been a significant improvement in the response to disabled children since March 2023, which caseloads for social workers reduced by half and increased
Road Safety · 17 April 2025
The proposal is key to the city region’s Active Travel programme.
Road Safety · 14 April 2025
National Highways issues four tips to ensure a drama free bank holiday weekend
Climate Change · 11 April 2025
If fully built, the system could generate savings of up to 72,000 tonnes of CO2 every year.
A well-run council · 10 April 2025
A local healthcare company has been ordered to pay over £6000 for unlawfully destroying three protected trees which were believed to be over 100 years old.
Better roads · 8 April 2025
As part of the contract, the two firms are committed to creating social value that will see benefit to the community in addition to the work carried out.
A well-run council · 7 April 2025
Liverpool City Council has made “significant and substantial improvement”, the Government has been told, following the end of the conclusion of the independently-led Improvement and Assurance Board.
A strong and fair economy for all · 19 March 2025
The charge points will be installed directly into existing street lampposts. They will all be powered by 100% renewable energy.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 10 March 2025
It is hoped that not only will the artwork highlight - literally - the work of Live Labs 2, but it can also become a cultural attraction in its own right and an Instagrammable moment for members of the public.
Business · 10 March 2025
Networking breakfasts are a great way to have a relaxed chat, learn about the support available, and build relationships within the community.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 7 March 2025
The programme has recycled over 3,000 tonnes of materials, and achieved a reduction of 68 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
A well-run council · 6 March 2025
Councillors have approved Liverpool City Council’s budget for the next year. It will see an additional £15.3 million invested in the delivery of frontline services for residents. The budget includes an extra £1.5 million for neighbourhood services to help tackle issues such as flytipping, street cleansing and blight. The aim is to build on improvements
A well-run council · 4 March 2025
Councillor Laura Robertson-Collins, Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Communities, Neighbourhoods and Streetscene, discusses the importance of a well-staffed Environmental Enforcement team when it comes to tackling fly-tipping and littering.
A well-run council · 27 February 2025
Liverpool City Council is set to invest an additional £15.3 million in the delivery of frontline services for residents over the coming year. The Council’s ‘core spending power’ – the Government’s measure of how much local authorities have to spend – has increased by 10.3 per cent in cash terms as a result of Government