Work on a radical redesign of one of Liverpool’s most famous roads is to enter a new phase this week – with festive shoppers being asked to make allowances in their journey.
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Work is to begin next week on a radical eco-friendly redesign of one of Liverpool’s most famous roads. The Strand...
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Paul Riley, one of Liverpool City Council’s ‘Green Champions’, reflects upon the year that has passed since the council declared...
Cars will be banned from a major road in the heart of Liverpool city centre from tomorrow (Monday, 30 November).
In a secret bunker, a group of scientists may be on the brink of climate change alchemy! A group of...
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It’s been 12 months since Liverpool City Council declared a Climate Emergency and pledged to become a zero-emissions council by 2030.
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Liverpool City Council has written to every school in the city offering road safety measures to help maintain the improved air quality created by the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Could you pick out a Poppy or spot a blooming Buttercup?
Whatever the answer, if you want to see all those wildflowers and more in their stunning full-colour glory then look no further than Liverpool’s main roads and major routes this summer.
It’s all part of the Liverpool Wildflower Gateways Project, which is a partnership between Liverpool City Council, the National Wildflower Centre at the Eden Project and is bringing a riot of colour to sites across the city.
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A major public consultation is being launched today (Monday, 1 August) to get views on improvements to three cycle routes in Liverpool.
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Journeys on the Liverpool's transport network would become smoother and safer, under a new multi-million-pound investment package set to be discussed by local leaders this week.
Liverpool City Council Green Champions tell you how to make your festive season fun and environmentally friendly! The festive season...
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet have green lit plans to improve air quality across the city by committing to quicker and...
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Liverpool City Council has joined forces with Keep Britain Tidy as part of a unique education and enforcement programme to tackle litter in the city.
Liverpool has committed to a United Nations initiative to find sustainable ways to tackle poverty and improve health, education and economic growth.
