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The UK’s first nudge-behaviour trial for a new style of potentially life-saving pedestrian crossings, has been launched in Liverpool today (Monday, 18 October).
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Liverpool City Council has legally terminated the contract for the Lime Street development scheme, owing to the contractor, MNCN, going into administration.
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The Local Government Boundary Commission for England has today launched a public consultation inviting proposals for a new pattern of electoral wards for Liverpool.
Residents, businesses and organisations are being urged to make sure they have their say on how to make Liverpool a fairer city for all.
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Liverpool’s status as the “Hollywood of the North” has taken a step closer as its new film & high-end TV drama studios open for business on Monday (4 October).
A Liverpool library manager who has transformed the image of the service through organising gigs, events and festivals has been presented with the British Empire Medal (BEM) for her work.
Liverpool City Council has made its first major move since the city lost its UNESCO World Heritage status. The city...
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Police, public health and tourism officials in Liverpool are wishing all residents and visitors to Liverpool a fantastic and safe Bank Holiday weekend.
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As young girls, part of growing up is gazing at the glossy magazines, dreaming about the world the women featured in its colourful pages, live in.
Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021) and the UK Government have announced their intention to stage the flagship event in the international Rugby League calendar in 2022.
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Liverpool’s World Heritage Taskforce has given its official response to the decision to delete Liverpool’s World Heritage status.
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Liverpool City Council is to suspend garden waste collections due to a spike in Covid-19 related absences.
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Liverpool City Council is set to appoint a number of highways contractors to complete five schemes which had stalled.
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Liverpool City Council has appointed Mark Bousefield to lead on city development for the next 12 months.
