Community Safety · 11 November 2022
Passengers are set to see an increased uniformed police presence around transport hubs and on key bus routes as part of the Safer Streets Liverpool campaign focused on keeping women safe.
News · 8 November 2022
Liverpool City Council is set to rein in dog owners who let their pets foul in public places – and then don’t bin it.
Community Safety · 1 November 2022
Around fifty children and young people, some as young as ten, have received a new kind of treatment in three Merseyside hospitals in 2022 - personal mentoring against violence.
Community Safety · 6 October 2022
A series of events will take place next week to raise awareness of the support available to tackle Hate Crime in Liverpool.
News · 6 September 2022
No more violence. No more turning a blind eye. No more innocent lives ruined. That’s the clear message from Leaders of the Liverpool City Region after a horrendous spate of violent crime which resulted in innocent victims being murdered, including a 9-year-old child who was gunned down in her own home. In response to these
Health · 23 August 2022
If you or someone you know has been affected by the recent incidents in our city – or are struggling with any other issues – you’re not alone and help is available. Difficult or negative experiences can impact on our mood and the type of thoughts we experience – and at times it’s easy to
News · 23 August 2022
Following the shocking news that a 9-year-old girl was shot dead in her home in Dovecot last night, Liverpool’s Assistant Mayor, Councillor Frazer Lake has issued the following statement. “I am horrified and heartbroken about what has happened to this young girl – her life has been taken far too soon in the most horrific
Health · 10 August 2022
An addiction recovery programme is reducing harm of drug use to people and communities across the city. Launched in July 2021, the Government’s ADDER (Addiction, Diversion, Disruption, Enforcement and Recovery) programme has seen partners across Liverpool’s health and social care infrastructure working together to ensure that people are offered a health-based approach to tackling their
Mayor · 25 July 2022
Picton is to benefit from a share of almost £1 million of Government cash which Liverpool City Council has secured to improve community safety, tackle anti-social behaviour and improve relationships between students and local residents.
Community · 15 July 2022
LIVERPOOL City Council is working with a range of partners to tackle anti-social behaviour in hotspot areas next week. The week of action, which runs from 18 – 24 July, aims to raise awareness of the options available to those experiencing issues, tackle some of the challenges and highlight the work being done to improve
Community Safety · 15 June 2022
A text message service enabling women and girls to report sexual violence on the bus network is being launched as part of the Safer Streets Liverpool campaign today.
Community Safety · 6 June 2022
Across Liverpool accidents are a leading cause of serious injury and death for children and young people, which is particularly distressing, when many accidents are preventable. Child Safety Week is an annual national campaign delivered by the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) which will act as a catalyst for ‘safety conversations’ and to encourage activities
News · 17 March 2022
Liverpool City Council has supported Mrseyside Police in a major operation which has led to the arrested of a man on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.
Community Safety · 7 March 2022
Work is getting under way on a series of measures designed to make the transport network in Liverpool safer for women and girls.
Community Safety · 21 February 2022
People in Liverpool are being urged to stay safe as the bad weather continues. Strong winds are expected until late this afternoon with the potential for fallen trees and blocked roads. Closures, cancellations and disruption Refuse collections – Services were subject to disruption earlier today due to strong winds. Please put your bin out as
News · 18 February 2022
Jill Summers, our Joint Head of Safer and Stronger Communities, writes about the projects in the city that are tackling youth violence. The fatal stabbing of Ava White in Liverpool last November shocked the whole city. I have a 12- year-old daughter and a 14-year-old son – the same ages as the victim and perpetrator
Liverpool · 14 February 2022
Liverpool is celebrating securing prestigious Purple Flag status again – taking its reign into a twelfth successive year.
News · 25 January 2022
More than £3.2m of funding has been pledged to support victims of sexual violence over the next five years by Merseyside’s Police Commissioner, working in partnership with NHS and local councils, including Liverpool.
Blog · 3 December 2021
When you say housing and Liverpool, most people – of a certain age – will think Brookside, Bread or even Boys from the Blackstuff.
News · 3 December 2021
The Government has approved a comprehensive Landlord Licensing scheme covering around 80 per cent of privately rented properties in Liverpool.
