Culture · 17 April 2026
Situated on Liverpool’s world-famous waterfront, the campus has welcomed more than 10.5 million visitors since opening, helping to position the city as a leading UK destination for business tourism, culture and major events.
Business · 6 March 2026
Algeos accessed support through Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service
Development · 6 March 2026
The masterplan outlines a series of proposed development plots, including R&D, laboratories and workshop space
Business · 26 February 2026
A Liverpool-based entrepreneur is transforming underused school halls, pitches and meeting rooms into vibrant community spaces – creating new income for schools and fresh opportunities for local people to connect, get active and thrive. Founded by Shima Ami (pictured above), the Community Lettings Management Company (CLMC) is breathing life into spaces that once sat empty
Climate Change · 16 February 2026
Heat networks distribute heat (often waste heat) from a central source to multiple buildings, offering a cleaner, more efficient alternative to individual boilers.
High quality and inclusive education, skills and employment · 3 February 2026
Partnership has played a major role in driving innovation, skills, investment and inclusive growth across the city
Liverpool · 26 January 2026
A new evaluation report by Quantum Consultancy calculated that the Championships delivered an overall economic impact of £4.03 million with many of the prime beneficiaries being local hotels, shops, and businesses in the hospitality sector, with visitors spending £1.83 million over the course of the competition.
A strong and fair economy for all · 18 December 2025
The Council’s formal agreement was a critical step in accelerating quality regeneration.
Business · 12 December 2025
Council advisors helped the business create a flexible, evolving strategy that allowed Wynne to maintain its agility.
Development · 8 December 2025
This is also an opportunity to build a longer-term relationship with institutional investors who invest in places for the long term.
Regeneration · 4 December 2025
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.
Business · 3 December 2025
Homebaked enlisted Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service and worked with Jaan Scott, a specialist business advisor
Business · 28 November 2025
Thanks to Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service, Bonnie Bear got the boost it needed to grow at a crucial time
Film and TV · 21 November 2025
Liverpool is now the UK’s most-filmed city outside London – and at the heart of its thriving screen industry are two sisters helping to make the magic happen. Faye and Claire Newton, long-established location managers with credits on Peaky Blinders, Bridgerton, The Ipcress File and Amazon’s Heads of State, founded Liverpool Locations to connect productions
A strong and fair economy for all · 5 November 2025
The size and flexibility of the property means it can be repurposed for a range of businesses, subject to planning.
A strong and fair economy for all · 9 October 2025
This decision reinforces the Council’s commitment to building a strong, fair, and sustainable city for all
A strong and fair economy for all · 12 September 2025
Attendees can discover a range of free services designed to help start up and grow businesses
A strong and fair economy for all · 21 July 2025
Paddington South masterplan will be to super charge the city’s research, development and innovation sector.
Business · 5 June 2025
The new policy introduces clear and flexible guidelines for obtaining a pavement licence, in line with road safety, public access, and the requirements of the Business and Planning Act 2020.
A strong and fair economy for all · 3 June 2025
On 24 April 2025, Liverpool city centre’s hotels approved an alteration of the Accommodation Business Improvement District to implement a £2 a night Visitor Levy on larger hotels and serviced accommodation blocks. This replaces the current arrangements which fund the BID through a top-up on business rates. It will deliver £9.2 million of investment over
