Education · 24 August 2021
RESIDENTS are being urged to help families in need by donating good quality unwanted uniforms. Many families in the city are struggling to pay bills, heat their homes, feed and clothe their children. Liverpool City Council is always looking for ways we can help those most in need. The council has teamed up with Liverpool SEND
News · 24 August 2021
Following the further lifting of national Covid-19 restrictions, two more Lifestyles centres will reopen their doors again next month. From Monday 6 September, Lifestyles Everton Park and Lifestyles Park Road will be the latest sites to welcome people back . This is a phased reopening for both sites which will see them open for six
News · 24 August 2021
We've summarised some of the ways you can help the city's response to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
News · 23 August 2021
Make the most of the last of the summer with these top tips from Marketing Liverpool’s James Wood. The buzz in the city has returned in the last few weeks and there are visitors galore from across the country, experiencing all that Liverpool has to offer. But it’s not just tourists who should have all
News · 23 August 2021
In this poignant conversation Laurence Westgaph, Historian in Residence at the International Slavery Museum, will be talking to Mayor Joanne Anderson. In this conversation the pair will reflect on Liverpool Mayor’s historic links with the transatlantic slave trade as well as exploring the significance of Joanne becoming the first Black woman to become the directly
News · 23 August 2021
The Tuebrook Local Policing Team, working alongside Liverpool City Council, is hosting a Community Engagement Fair in Newsham Park. The event, which will take place on Wednesday, 25 August, from 11am-3pm, will give the community a chance to meet their local policing team, learn about the different departments in the force and the support agencies
News · 20 August 2021
Liverpool’s net zero carbon drive was given a boost earlier this month when work resumed on Kingsley Road, featuring eco plant machinery, electric vans, and innovative carbon-saving material. Liverpool City Council appointed local contractor Huyton Asphalt Ltd, via its Highways Framework, to deliver the road improvement works at Kingsley Road. In support of the region’s
News · 19 August 2021
Beatles fans and hat lovers are being invited to put on their most flamboyant Fab Four headwear this Bank Holiday Monday and take part in a unique TV show being made in Liverpool. ‘Hats Off to The Beatles’ is part of Statues Redressed – a project where statues across the city have been given a temporary new look by artists and designers to celebrate and debate their place in the city today. As
News · 17 August 2021
Liverpool City Council is in discussions with the Government about supporting its plans for a refugee programme for people from Afghanistan.
Covid-19 · 16 August 2021
From today (16 August 2021) the rules around what to do if you are a close contact of someone with COVID-19 have changed. If you are identified as a close contact of a confirmed Covid-19 case you now won’t have to automatically self-isolate, if you meet any of the following: Have been double vaccinated in
News · 16 August 2021
The annual Slavery Remembrance Day (SRD), held on 23 August, returns this year as National Museums Liverpool (NML), commemorates this important date with the theme of Reflections: Past & Present. Looking at the past and the horrific history of the transatlantic slave trade, the three-day commemoration (21-23 August) has been co-created with the RESPECT Group
Mayor · 16 August 2021
We’ve listed just some of the things that the new Mayor and the Cabinet have been doing over the last few months.
Housing · 13 August 2021
Find out how you could save on the cost of your electricity and gas, with the Merseyside Collective Switch. Sign up before 8 September to be a part of it. Liverpool City Council is proud to be part of the Merseyside Collective Switch – helping residents save £s on their electricity and gas bills. Set up in
News · 13 August 2021
Two giant-sized sculptures are set to appear in Liverpool this weekend, as part of a major public art campaign to encourage people to rediscover the city this summer. On Saturday (14 August), Chinatown will become home to Cowherd & Weaver Girl– a giant pop-up story book which encourages people to step in to the pages
Blog · 13 August 2021
Mayor Joanne Anderson reflects on the 100 day milestone since she was elected to lead the city… It is hard to believe it is only 100 days since I was elected as Mayor of Liverpool – to say it has been a whirlwind would be an understatement. I was so proud of being elected, and
Blog · 12 August 2021
I’ve always loved being outside and have always been interested in gardening. My great-grandad was a keen gardener and we think I inherited his green fingers.
News · 12 August 2021
Our recycling team answer some of the common questions people ask about what goes in which bin...
Armed forces · 11 August 2021
A national service to mark the 80th anniversary of the Arctic Convoys is taking place in Liverpool on Thursday 12 August.
News · 11 August 2021
An international song contest launched last year in memory of John Lennon to inspire new songs about kindness has received more than 1500 entries from 18 countries. International charity tuff.earth started the search for the world’s best new song of hope and optimism on what would have been the former Beatle’s 80th birthday with the
News · 10 August 2021
Liverpool ONE is the new location of the city’s Tourist Information Centre (TIC), which forms part of the official network of England-wide tourist offices recognised by Visit England. The TIC is located in Liverpool ONE’s former information centre on Wall Street, which was reconfigured for its new role as the focal point for visitors to
