Liverpool City Council’s Public Protection team has made its largest seizure of illicit vapes in a single premises to date.
Liverpool’s Pride Quarter has unveiled a series of new measures to improve safety, including a branded ‘Rainbow Taxi Rank’, improved signage and CCTV.
Liverpool City Council has now disposed of over 15,000 illegal vapes at an estimated total value of over £180,000, as...
New lighting, CCTV and a speaker system have been installed in St Johns Gardens in Liverpool city centre following a successful funding bid by Merseyside Police.
More than 1,000 illegal vapes with a street value of £12,000 have been seized in a joint Council-Police operation.
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Liverpool City Council welcomes the sentencing of a group of graffiti vandals who caused an estimated £2m of damage to hundreds of properties and the rail network.
We have a Bonfire Night problem in Liverpool – and it needs tackling head on, writes Councillor Laura Robertson-Collins, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods.
How can the Council help tackle the serious and organised crimes of modern slavery and human trafficking in Liverpool.
A group of volunteer Police Cadets have delivered thousands of leaflets to residents in Liverpool, to help collect their views on how to reduce serious violence across the region.
People across Merseyside are being asked to help shape a new strategy with the aim of reducing serious violence across...
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A new campaign has been launched to help reduce incidents of dog bites in Merseyside, starting this summer.
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A powerful visual campaign to increase women’s safety, particularly around the transport network, has returned to the streets of Liverpool again in time for the busy summer holidays.
Twenty organisations have been given thousands of pounds in funding to help crackdown on serious and organised crime in parts of Liverpool and Knowsley.
New figures reveal that since launching two years ago, Project ADDER has supported thousands of disruptions against criminal gangs selling drugs in England and Wales and helped thousands of people into drug treatment, including in Liverpool.