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Residents in Liverpool on means tested benefits who are in arrears with their energy supplier are being invited to apply for a discretionary scheme to help with their gas and electricity bills.
A full review of Liverpool City Council’s procurement processes has been completed.
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Advanced Public Health Practitioner, Jayne Cook is working to understand how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting the mental health and wellbeing of our communities and explains what support is available for those who are struggling.
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The government announced support earlier this year to help with rising energy bills including a one-off payment of £150 to...
Mayor Joanne Anderson has joined Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram and other Liverpool City Region leaders in issuing a joint letter to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Michael Gove asking for the Government to recognise the impact of rapidly rising inflation rates on local government finances.
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An important update in relation to the Council Tax Energy Rebate.
Mayor Joanne Anderson has confirmed Liverpool City Council Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Finance and Resources Mel Creighton has resigned and will leave her role at the end of 31 August.
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Liverpool City Council and Everton Football Club have reached an amicable settlement after concluding negotiations over the payment of historic external financial and legal advice sought over the Club’s transformational new stadium development at Bramley-Moore Dock.
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An extraordinary meeting of the Finance and Resources select committee is being held on Wednesday 18 May to scrutinise a Cabinet report about increased energy costs for Liverpool City Council.
An independent audit is to be carried out into a delay in procurement which has led to an increased cost in energy for Liverpool City Council.
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Liverpool City Council is to provide an additional free green waste collection from next week.
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Cabinet member for Social Care and Public Health, Councillor Frazer Lake, outlines the council’s role in helping vulnerable people, as...
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As part of the budget options for 2022/23, Liverpool City Council is set to introduce a garden waste collection charge of £40 per year.
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