Thriving communities · 13 October 2026
Liverpool City Council's Cabinet has approved a new strategy to help people live healthier lives, support families and reduce the harm caused by alcohol use.
Blog · 12 October 2026
Liverpool City Council is working with partners across the city to raise awareness of hate crime, encourage reporting and help people affected find support. Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and welcome in Liverpool. Hate crime can leave people feeling frightened, isolated and unwelcome in their own communities. It affects individuals, families and neighbourhoods, and
A strong and fair economy for all · 12 October 2026
The United Nations World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) has chosen Liverpool as a winner of its inaugural ‘City of Innovation’ award.
High quality and inclusive education, skills and employment · 12 October 2026
Liverpool’s flagship music talent development initiative is set to build on more than a decade of success as LIMF Academy launches its 2026-27 programme, featuring new opportunities for emerging artists and a special anniversary celebration. Recognised as one of the UK’s leading artist development programmes, LIMF Academy has spent more than 10 years supporting music
Thriving communities · 12 October 2026
Liverpool City Council is teaming up with Keep Britain Tidy for ‘Fight Fly-Tipping Fortnight’, a campaign warning residents about criminal waste traders who use convincing, professional-looking online ads to pose as legitimate businesses - only to illegally dump the rubbish they are paid to take away.
Blog · 12 October 2026
For more than 30 years, Michele Ross has worked in education, supporting people to learn, grow and build better futures. As a manager at Liverpool Adult Learning Service, her work is rooted in a belief that education can change lives. For Black History Month, Michele reflects on her family’s connection to Liverpool, the strength of
News · 9 October 2026
A new exhibition opens this weekend at Liverpool Central Library to mark the bicentenary of The Birds of America author John James Audubon’s visit to Liverpool.
News · 6 October 2026
A proposal to create Liverpool’s first dedicated Care Leavers Hub is to be considered by the Cabinet. The council supports more around 800 care experienced young people up to the age of 25,but at the moment there is no permanent full-time base for services. The service currently operates from temporary accommodation at Merseyside Play Action
News · 5 October 2026
Liverpool City Council's Financial Inclusion Team has received national recognition at the recent Institute of Revenues, Rating and Valuation (IRRV) Awards.
Housing · 5 October 2026
additional controls would take immediate effect in five areas where evidence has identified growing concentrations of HMOs
A strong and fair economy for all · 2 October 2026
Liverpool and Hertsmere, the home of the UK’s television and film industry have today signed a landmark partnership in a move designed to boost investment, innovation and creative industries across both regions. The agreement between Liverpool City Council and Hertsmere Borough Council will create a new Creative & Innovation Corridor linking two of the UK’s
Community · 2 October 2026
From 5 to 11 October 2026, Liverpool will join communities across the country in marking Kinship Care Week, a national campaign celebrating the relatives and friends who step up to raise children when their parents are unable to do so. This year’s campaign is particularly significant as it marks the 10th anniversary of National Kinship
News · 1 October 2026
Those affected by the historic ban on serving in the Armed Forces only have two months to submit their application.
Thriving communities · 1 October 2026
A new women’s support hub offering specialist support for women experiencing trauma, poor mental health, substance use and other complex needs has been officially opened by Dame Carol Black during a visit to Liverpool. The RIVER Women’s Hub, based on Belmont Road, brings together drug and alcohol treatment, healthcare, wellbeing support and specialist partner services
News · 1 October 2026
Visitors heading to Liverpool’s spectacular River of Light festival this autumn will have the chance to discover one of the city’s most iconic landmarks from the inside, as exclusive guided tours of the Cunard Building return throughout the 10-day event.
News · 1 October 2026
October is Black History Month, a time to celebrate Black history, culture and achievement, and to recognise the contribution Black communities have made to Liverpool. This year’s theme is Honouring Our Communities. Deputy Council Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance, Resources and Transformation, explains why Black History Month is an important opportunity to celebrate Liverpool’s
A strong and fair economy for all · 1 October 2026
Liverpool Experience Campus is to become the new home of UKREiiF, the UK’s largest real estate, investment and infrastructure event from 2028. The successful bid was supported by partners across the city region, creating a major platform for investment, regeneration and economic growth. Thousands of investors, developers, local authorities, government representatives, occupiers and built environment
Thriving communities · 1 October 2026
Liverpool residents will be able to receive free, confidential support with money, housing, benefits and other life pressures through a new city service linked to local reproductive healthcare services. Liverpool City Council’s Public Health team is commissioning Citizens Advice Liverpool to deliver the 18-month pilot, which is expected to begin in October 2026. The service
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 30 September 2026
Thousands of runners are set to take to Liverpool's waterfront this weekend as the Everton 10K returns on Sunday 4 October.
Thriving communities · 30 September 2026
Local Recycling Centres are set to switch to their shorter winter opening hours.
