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Liverpool is about to land a major transfer coup potentially worth tens of millions of pounds.
Orrell Park in Liverpool has had more bins and signage installed in an effort to encourage owners not to leave dog poo bags behind.
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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.
A Liverpool charity has spent the last year on a mission to stop clothes and textiles from being wasted – with the help of local youngsters.
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For those of you who’ve opted into the green bin payment scheme, and for those of you thinking about signing up, we thought we’d give you an update on how it is all going.
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Liverpool City Council is to provide an additional free green waste collection from next week.
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Details of the first event to celebrate Sefton Park’s 150th anniversary have been revealed.
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Liverpool’s newest “living green wall” has been officially unveiled at an iconic city centre gateway.
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Liverpool City Council has turned to Artificial Intelligence in a bid to improve the state of the city’s roads.
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A plan to upgrade The Rocket junction at the end of the M62 is to be paused to examine how it could be altered to better encourage greener modes of travel.
An event company that was illegally promoting a circus in Liverpool has been fined almost £1,500, after pleading guilty to the offence in court.
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Liverpool’s Local Plan - which sets out how the city will grow over the coming decade - has been formally adopted.
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Household Waste Recycling Centres are open to get for your excess waste this festive season.
Residents in Liverpool are being reminded that a revised bin collection service will be in place over the Christmas and New Year period.
