A radical new approach for children’s social care
Putting children and families at the heart of a brand new approach to the way we work has become real with … More
Blogs
Groundbreaking times at Paddington Village
Tuesday signalled another important day for Liverpool when I visited the Paddington Village to put the first spade in the ground … More
End of year message from the Mayor of Liverpool
As we enter into 2019, I want to issue a heartfelt thank you to all the staff and partners of Liverpool City Council.
Why Universal Credit roll out should be paused
Having taken nearly as long as the First and Second World wars combined, the roll-out of Universal Credit has been one … More
How to tackle Austerity? Be creative.
Of course, The Beatles famously knew how many holes it took to fill the Albert Hall. Here in modern-day Liverpool, we know how many potholes we need to fill – £400m worth of them.
Liverpool is a great place to invest
The Guardian this week has written a number of articles about buyer-funded developments in the North of England, including in Liverpool. … More
The problem with potholesâ¦
Last night I was on BBC North West talking about the potholes in our city. I am pleased to say that … More
Mayor on Bramley Moore Dock
Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, explains why Liverpool City Council is exploring the option of providing a loan to Everton F.C. … More
My New Year message: #Hope
One thing that unites our city most of all is that we hate injustice and unfairness – especially when it’s done … More
Universal credit could mean Christmas is cancelled for struggling families
“When you’ve got nothing you’ve got nothing to lose”, sang Bob Dylan. Unfortunately that’s not true. When you’ve got nothing … More