Air Quality · 19 October 2020
Radical revamp of Lime Street begins!
A major gateway into Liverpool is to undergo a radical revamp from today - Monday, 19 October.
Liverpool
News · 15 October 2020
New Covid testing site opens in North Liverpool
A new appointment only, walk-through coronavirus testing facility for people with symptoms has opened at Stanley Park Car Park on Priory Road, Anfield.
News · 15 October 2020
Emergency Fund for Hospitality and Leisure Sector Launched
A £10m emergency fund will open tomorrow (Friday, 16 October) in a bid to protect Liverpool's vital hospitality and leisure businesses from the huge economic impact of Covid-19 restrictions.
Blog · 12 October 2020
“At a time of crisis, people need hope” – Mayor Anderson on Covid’s impact on Liverpool
These first seven months of the Covid-19 crisis and the consequences have hit Liverpool hard. Really hard. Many businesses have closed and many people have lost their jobs. It’s also been a very difficult time for many families and individuals. We are now seeing the true impact of the austerity measures, cuts to public health
Liverpool · 6 October 2020
New e-scooter trial launched in Liverpool
People in Liverpool will be able to try a new way of getting around the city centre as a new trial of e-scooters begins today.
Business · 5 October 2020
Liverpool sets out bold roadmap to drive the city forward post the COVID-19 pandemic
A ‘Team Liverpool’ roadmap to drive the city forward beyond the COVID-19 pandemic is being launched on Monday 5 October. The City Plan is a commitment from key public, private and voluntary sector partners to tackle inequalities to give everyone a better quality of life – regardless of background, identity or postcode. It aims to
News · 1 October 2020
Merseyside councils respond to new Covid restrictions – statement
Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson and Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region Steve Rotheram have responded to the government’s announcement on new Covid-19 restrictions for the area. In a joint statement with the other council leaders of the region, they have cautiously welcomed the steps to try and control the virus but say the region
Mayor · 29 September 2020
Big cities call for changes to restrictions to prevent collapse of hospitality sector
The leaders of Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester Councils have written to the Government warning that the hospitality sector is at risk of collapse unless there is a review of the current licensing restrictions and household mixing advice brought in due to COVID-19. In a letter to Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Business Secretary Alok Sharma,
News · 26 September 2020
Discover Liverpool’s newest Art Trail
Following a stunning £4m makeover, you’re invited to take a stroll down Princes Boulevard – and discover Liverpool’s newest art trail. In the heart of Toxteth, explore the unique story of how this community was shaped and reacted to the rise and fall of the British Empire. Download the illustrated map and take an illuminating
News · 25 September 2020
New era of council homes to begin
Liverpool City Council is to embark on its first major housing scheme in 30 years.
News · 25 September 2020
Liverpool aims to stem rise of HMOs
Liverpool City Council has taken the first step in a bid to reduce the rising number of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) across the city.
News · 17 September 2020
Story of Toxteth written into heart of beautiful boulevard revamp
The role of a slavery defending Liverpool MP has been acknowledged in the heart of the Toxteth community - almost 40 years after his statue was removed following the infamous riots.
Care · 17 September 2020
Funding to help rough sleepers into new accommodation
Liverpool has successfully bid for £745,000 from the Government to help rough sleepers housed during the pandemic into permanent accommodation. The funding, from the ‘Everyone In’ programme, will be used by the council to support with securing tenancies and providing vulnerable people with household items to settle them into their new homes. Councillor Paul Brant,
Care · 16 September 2020
Liverpool family star in new national #YouCanAdopt campaign
An adoptive family from Liverpool are featuring in a new national campaign which is being launched to encourage more people to consider adoption. Andy, Craig and their daughter star in the #YouCanAdopt campaign backed by the Department for Education which aims to debunk myths around adoption and find families for the almost 3,000 children that
News · 9 September 2020
Liverpool launches heritage vision to shape future of north docklands
Liverpool has launched the UK’s first heritage led development plan to help shape a multi-billion pound regeneration programme in its historic docklands.
News · 7 September 2020
University signs up to £54m ‘Hollywood’ studio scheme
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has been confirmed as the education partner at the much-anticipated Littlewoods Film and TV Studios.
News · 7 September 2020
Flagship hotel for Paddington Village
A major hotel group has today signed up a new 221-room Novotel hotel in Liverpool's Paddington Village.
Liverpool · 28 August 2020
Council’s tribute to radio legend Roger Phillips
As Radio Merseyside broadcaster Roger Phillips retires from the lunchtime phone-in today, Mike Doran from the council’s communications team has penned this poem in tribute to his contribution to city life over the last four decades. Liverpool City Council · Roger Phillips reads his farewell poem from Liverpool City Council So farewell Roger PhillipsLegend of
News · 26 August 2020
Liverpool Without Walls brings culture back to the streets
ALMOST 50 cultural organisations and freelance artists have been awarded money to bring art and performance to Liverpool’s city centre streets. The next stage of the ‘Liverpool Without Walls’ project, commissions have been funded for projects ranging from live music, theatrical performance, dance, light installations, murals, photography exhibitions and street animation. Last month, the city council announced
Education · 25 August 2020
Parents and carers reassured over return to school
A letter is being sent to thousands of parents and carers in Liverpool outlining the steps being taken to make sure school is as safe as possible for pupils when they return in September. Mayor Joe Anderson, Director of Children and Young People’s Services Steve Reddy and Director of Public Health Matt Ashton are writing
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