Civic buildings across Liverpool will be lit red, white and blue on Thursday, to mark the 75th anniversary of the... Read More
Dust off your morning suit and get ready to buy a fancy hat, because Liverpool St George’s Hall is about... Read More
COMPASSION and a sense of duty will be the hallmarks of the new Lord Mayor of Liverpool’s year of office – and it’s all thanks to his Mam. Cllr Peter Brennan will be sworn in at a ceremony at the Town Hall this Wednesday, 22 May 2019, and will dedicate... Read More
A PERMANENT memorial to the Merchant Navy heroes of the Battle of the Atlantic was unveiled by the Lord Mayor... Read More
The countdown to Armed Forces Week 2019 has begun - and this year in Liverpool it’s set to be bigger and better than ever. Read More
Community leaders, artists, performers and representatives from Liverpool’s many faith groups will join together this week for a special celebration of city pride and solidarity.
The open-air event, to be held at St George’s Plateau on Thursday 25 April will see a host of artists and contributors come together for songs, spoken word and performances all paying tribute to Liverpool’s unique tradition of unity. Read More
Liverpool is to mark the 30th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy by creating a temporary memorial in the city centre.
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Liverpool City Council is providing a document verifying and scanning service from next week [Tuesday] that will support EU citizens... Read More
Young people are being asked to design a front cover for a special anthology to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Read More
This year’s event on Friday 25 January marked the 25th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. Powerful words: The launch of... Read More
WHEN Jack Stamper was a lad, he used to ‘skip’ into town from Liverpool’s Coburg Dock on the back of the nearest passing coal cart or goods’ wagon. Read More
THEY come from all walks of life and give up thousands of hours each week to help others….
They provide vital support in many different areas of city life including culture, health and wellbeing, training and community development…
And their contribution to the Liverpool economy is worth a staggering £171m a year.
They are Liverpool’s army of volunteers and it’s fair to say that the city would be a much poorer place without them. Read More
