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·12 October 2023

BLOG | Recognising the value of Early Help for families

This week is ‘Early Help Practice Week 2023’, to highlight the work that different organisations can do to support families. Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Children’s Social Services, Cllr Liz Parsons, explains why it is an area of work that the Council and its partners are very much focused on.

Healthier lives for children and adults

·2 October 2023

BLOG | ‘Making a difference to people’s health and wellbeing’ – spotlighting the work of Public Health

This week the Royal Society for Public Health is promoting the wider public health workforce which is ‘any individual who...

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·8 September 2023

BLOG: Transformation and quick wins: making an impact in Customer Service

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·22 August 2023

BLOG: Reducing Contact Centre calls to improve our services

Cllr Ruth Bennett, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance, Resources and Transformation, explains now improving customer service is a...

A montage of images from inside Liverpool's Tourist Information Centre and the team at work

News

·14 August 2023

BLOG: Welcome to the beating heart of Liverpool’s thriving economy.

Liverpool’s Tourist Information Centre (TIC) has been going for more than 40 years and it’s as important to the city...

Young girl taking a picture of a huge castle made of cardboard

News

·10 August 2023

BLOG: A Creative Union for Liverpool City Region

Child cyclists launch Liverpool's first learn-to-ride facility

News

·1 August 2023

BLOG: How planning led to pleasure – an apprentice’s tale

James Lau, Assistant Engineer in our Highways and Transportation team, reflects on how the apprenticeship levy led to a 'wheelie-good' change of fortune in his career.

Finance

·17 July 2023

BLOG | We are targeting Council Tax defaulters who won’t pay, not those who can’t pay

Liverpool City Council is on a mission to drive up collection of Council Tax, but as Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance, Resources and Transformation, Cllr Ruth Bennett, explains, is determined that won’t mean hitting those that can’t afford to pay.

News

·11 July 2023

BLOG | ‘We are now entering a new phase of the intervention’

News

·6 July 2023

BLOG | ‘Wrap-around support for the entire family’

Cllr Angela Coleman, Family Hubs Lead, blogs about a new approach to supporting families in Liverpool…

Crowds at night on the Pier Head with confetti cannons

News

·30 June 2023

BLOG: Elevating events – Liverpool Style!

Now that the behemoth that is Eurovision is over, you’d think the events team in Culture Liverpool must be taking their (very tired) feet off the pedal. Think again, as manager Sue Gibson talks about how the relentless events world continues to turn at pace.

Family

·26 June 2023

BLOG | Supporting mums with breastfeeding

News

·13 June 2023

BLOG: “The reality is that anyone can feel lonely…”

This week is Loneliness Awareness Week. Advanced Public Health Practitioner Jayne Cook reflects on how loneliness can affect anyone and...

Blog

·25 May 2023

Blog: ‘We still need to be alert to MPox’

A year on from the MPox (formerly named MonkeyPox) outbreak that affected the UK and many other countries across the world, Advanced Public...

Blog

·25 May 2023

‘We will fix this’ – Council Leader’s pledge following publication of Ofsted report

News

·25 May 2023

BLOG: “I wish more people knew about the signs of ovarian cancer”

Gill is a fit and active member of the 5k Your Way group that runs the Princes parkrun on the...

Eurovision

·19 May 2023

BLOG: Liverpool European Festival keeps Eurovision party alive

The Eurovision Song Contest may have left town but the party is far from over. Gosia McKane, Director of Merseyside...

Fireworks from the Eurovision Village stage at the Pier Head adn from the Cunard Building

News

·19 May 2023

BLOG: “The love we took was equal to the love we gave.”

Crowd of people gathering at Liverpool Pier Head

News

·17 May 2023

Eurovision 2023: Public Health Takes Centre Stage

Liverpool’s Director of Public Health, Professor Matt Ashton, looks back at the unforgettable Eurovision 2023 Festival in Liverpool — a celebration...

Liverpool's Pier Head hosting the Eurovision Village

News

·17 May 2023

BLOG: How to build on the impact of Eurovision success

Nuala Gallagher, Corporate Director for City Development, gives her thoughts on how Liverpool can convert the initial impact of hosting Eurovision into long-term benefits for the city.

Liverpool to be at the forefront of music innovation

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HMS Prince of Wales returns to Liverpool

Blog

BLOG | Recognising the value of Early Help for families

BLOG | ‘Making a difference to people’s health and wellbeing’ – spotlighting the work of Public Health

BLOG: Transformation and quick wins: making an impact in Customer Service

BLOG: Reducing Contact Centre calls to improve our services

BLOG: Welcome to the beating heart of Liverpool’s thriving economy.

BLOG: A Creative Union for Liverpool City Region

BLOG: How planning led to pleasure – an apprentice’s tale

BLOG | We are targeting Council Tax defaulters who won’t pay, not those who can’t pay

BLOG | ‘We are now entering a new phase of the intervention’

BLOG | ‘Wrap-around support for the entire family’

BLOG: Elevating events – Liverpool Style!

BLOG | Supporting mums with breastfeeding

BLOG: “The reality is that anyone can feel lonely…”

Blog: ‘We still need to be alert to MPox’

BLOG: “I wish more people knew about the signs of ovarian cancer”

BLOG: Liverpool European Festival keeps Eurovision party alive

BLOG: “The love we took was equal to the love we gave.”

Eurovision 2023: Public Health Takes Centre Stage

BLOG: How to build on the impact of Eurovision success