News · 2 November 2022
City’s new e-bike scheme launched
Liverpool's new rental e-bike scheme hits the city's streets today (Wednesday, 2 November).
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News · 1 November 2022
Liverpool launches #BinTheButt campaign to protect River Mersey
Liverpool City Council has joined forces with environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy to #BintheButt to stamp out cigarette litter, which causes significant damage to marine life in the River Mersey.
News · 31 October 2022
Children’s social worker? Get hired from your living room!
CHILDREN’S social worker? Want to find out why Liverpool is the best place to work in the UK? Want to get a great new job without leaving your home? Then join us next week for our very first virtual recruitment event! Taking place on Thursday, 10 November from 6-7pm, the Teams event will feature senior
News · 20 October 2022
Eat to Meet this half term!
YOUNGSTERS across Liverpool will once again be able to take part in a programme of activities during half-term. The council is bringing together scores of organisations to offer hundreds of FREE activities for five to 16-year-olds as part of October Eat to Meet – which also guarantees healthy meals and snacks for all the children
Health · 17 October 2022
New projects to support people living with HIV and LGBTQ+ communities
Liverpool City Council confirms new partnership with Sahir House – which will see vulnerable individuals and under-served communities supported. Local charity Sahir House is to lead on two brand new projects which will improve the lives of local LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV in the city. The first will see Sahir House deliver
News · 11 October 2022
Consultation starts on new traffic rules for Lime Street
An Experimental Traffic Regulation Order for Lime Street has begun today - 11 October 2022.
News · 5 October 2022
More Liverpool children #GetConnected
ALMOST 600 children and young people in Liverpool are being supported to #GetConnected thanks to a partnership with Liverpool City Council and London Grid for Learning. The council has partnered with LGfL since 2016 to provide broadband to 73 of the city’s schools and now the council has received 590 brand new Chromebooks from LGfL
Uncategorized · 3 October 2022
Subterranean super-bin scheme launched
Liverpool City Council has launched an underground revolution - in a bid to bin an age-old problem with black bag refuse and litter.
News · 3 October 2022
Mental Health Campaign to shine a “light through dark times”
A new campaign is launching to support the wellbeing of Liverpool residents. Co-created by members of the public and Liverpool City Council’s Public Health team, the new campaign will help people to strengthen their mental health. Developed in response to increasing mental health needs post-pandemic, it acknowledges the varying levels of support required – including
News · 27 September 2022
Liverpool remains in the Eurovision 2023 race
Liverpool is today a massive step closer to being awarded the ultimate “douze points” of being the host city for Eurovision 2023 – as the BBC get closer to making their mind up. Following official presentations by shortlisted host cities last week, the BBC has today confirmed that Liverpool and Glasgow have now made it
News · 22 September 2022
Children in care’s artwork to be displayed
CHILDREN in care who entered an art competition earlier this year are getting ready to see professional recreations of their work. The Stand By Me art competition, organised by Liverpool City Council’s Fostering Service, asked children and young people to create artworks showing the people in their lives who stand by them. Now local artist
News · 22 September 2022
For Liverpool, Eurovision Means More
A letter of support from every corner of our city region and beyond has now been sent to Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport by Mayor Joanne Anderson. I write to you personally on behalf of Liverpool – of each sector, faith, and corner of our society. Liverpool is an extraordinary place.
News · 20 September 2022
City Council Meeting
[le id=”13″] The next meeting of the City Council takes place tomorrow (Wednesday, 21 September) at 5.05pm. Just before the meeting’s main business, where all elected members will be in the council chamber at the Town Hall, there will be a City Council Extraordinary Meeting, where it is expected that three nominations for civic honours
News · 20 September 2022
City set to approve three civic honours
COUNCILLORS are set to approve honours for three more people who have made a lasting contribution to Liverpool. Ahead of tomorrow’s Full Council meeting, elected members will consider nominations for the Freedom of the City for both Dame Lorna Muirhead and Elkan Abrahamson, and a nomination for Levi Tafari to be made a Citizen of
News · 16 September 2022
Major city centre road to close for World Car Free Day
One of Liverpool’s busiest roads will be closed to cars next week as the city celebrates World Car Free Day.
News · 15 September 2022
Service closures on Monday 19 September
Some Liverpool City Council services will be closed on the day of the funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
News · 15 September 2022
Council set to seek developer for Festival Gardens site
Liverpool City Council is set to approve a procurement exercise to attract a developer for one of the major development sites in the north of England.
News · 12 September 2022
UPDATED OPENING TIMES: Book of condolence for HM Queen Elizabeth II
A book of condolence will be opened at Liverpool Town Hall today for the public to leave their tributes to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
News · 11 September 2022
In pictures: The day King Charles III’s Accession was Proclaimed in Liverpool
It has been an historic day in Liverpool, as the city officially Proclaimed the Accession of King Charles III at the Town Hall.
Civic · 11 September 2022
The historic words spoken at Liverpool Town Hall proclaiming King Charles III
Hundreds of people gathered at Liverpool Town Hall for the formal Proclamation of the Accession of King Charles III.
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