A well-run council · 3 October 2025
Award drives home success of Liverpool’s road improvements
Liverpool City Council was handed a prestigious award at this week’s Department for Transport Special Recognition Awards ceremony.
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Road Safety · 2 October 2025
Drivers urged to update their Highway Code knowledge
Liverpool City Council is reminding all road users to refresh their Highway Code knowledge as research suggests the majority of drivers may be unaware of recent changes.
News · 2 October 2025
Breck Road library
Liverpool City Council has taken action to prevent the accrual of further debt in relation to Breck Road library, operated by Alt Valley Community Trust (AVCT). The lease on the privately-owned building was transferred to AVCT in 2016, but they have failed to meet their legal obligation to pay the rent in full, despite being
News · 1 October 2025
World Elders’ Day marked in Liverpool
To mark World Elders’ Day, neighbourhood officers came together at the Joseph Lappin Centre in Old Swan to celebrate elderly residents and recognise the vital role they play in our community.
News · 1 October 2025
Public health officials back Stoptober
Public Health Liverpool is backing the national Stoptober campaign with a powerful local push to help residents quit smoking for good – and this year, there’s more support than ever before. Backed by Liverpool City Council and Smokefree Liverpool, the campaign will feature real-life stories from local people, including Jason Scott, 58, who quit smoking
News · 1 October 2025
Hall Hosts Autumn Artisan Delights
Around 70 of the best independent traders will be heading to St George’s Hall this Sunday to showcase a vast array of stunning and unique products. The artisan market, which has FREE entry, returns on Sunday 5 October, after the huge success of last year’s event. Running from 10am to 4.30pm expect stalls filled with
News · 30 September 2025
Richmond Tavern fined for mice infestation
A Liverpool pub has been hit with a bill for almost £30,000 for food safety breaches.
News · 29 September 2025
Liverpool’s “First class” Intern to Work scheme praised by leading national social inclusion body
Liverpool’s “Intern to Work” scheme has received praise from a national social inclusion body after being described as one of the leading supported internship providers in the Northwest. Described as a ‘first-class approach’, the pioneering, work-based study programme led by Liverpool City Council, has been highlighted by the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) for
A well-run council · 29 September 2025
Shop forced to close after repeatedly selling illicit cigarettes
A shop on Picton Road has been ordered to close after multiple owners were found to be selling illicit cigarettes.
News · 28 September 2025
Commitment to deliver Liverpool North New Town
Liverpool City Council, Sefton Council and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority have expressed their shared commitment to delivering substantial housing growth and investment in communities across North Liverpool and Bootle.
A strong and fair economy for all · 26 September 2025
BLOG | ‘A chance to show off our city’ – Council Leader on the Labour Party conference being held in Liverpool
As Liverpool prepares to welcome Labour Party conference delegates, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, reflects on the importance of having Government ministers and Members of Parliament from across the country in the city…
News · 25 September 2025
Additional Government funding for Liverpool welcomed
Liverpool City Council has welcomed news that three additional areas of the city are to benefit to the tune of tens of millions of pounds over the next decade from the Government’s new ‘Pride in Place’ initiative. Parts of Everton, Norris Green and the area around Newsham Park will each get £2 million per year
A well-run council · 25 September 2025
Serial fly-tipper fined for dumping rubbish across Kensington
A man who had his van seized because he used it to illegally dispose of waste has been found guilty of fly-tipping.
News · 25 September 2025
Milestone for future growth as consultation begins on Local Plan
Liverpool City Council has begun consultation on an updated Local Plan that will guide and influence development and economic growth until 2041 – providing certainty for developers, investors, businesses and residents. The council has also issued a further call for sites that could be used for development. Influenced by engagement with residents and stakeholders which
News · 25 September 2025
New event aims to help young people with SEND take next steps to adulthood
A new event, designed to support young people with SEND (Special Educational Needs or Disabilities) with their journey towards adulthood has been announced. The Ready, Set, Thrive: Adulthood Awaits event will bring young people, families, professionals and services together – to offer expert guidance, professional resources, and presentations from a range of industry leaders. The
News · 24 September 2025
Liverpool hosts leading UK cities to lower carbon emissions in live music, film and TV productions
Liverpool hosted 14 UK councils recently for a ground-breaking UN Accelerator City workshop on low carbon live music, film and TV – giving an opportunity to showcase its leading work in the sector as well as learning from others. The workshop provided a great chance to share pioneering strategies to decarbonise the cultural and creative
Thriving communities · 24 September 2025
Crocus Street mural wraps up Kirkdale’s celebrated Flower Streets project
The final mural in the award-winning Flower Streets has now been completed on Crocus Street, bringing a close to the transformative community project.
Thriving communities · 24 September 2025
Care Quality Commission rates adult social care as ‘Good’
Liverpool City Council is proud to announce that the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated adult social care as ‘Good’ - recognising its ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality, compassionate care for residents.
News · 23 September 2025
Celebrating Black voices with new Culture Liverpool commissions
Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team is proud to announce ten brand new artistic commissions to mark Black History Month 2025 this October. Under the theme Power and Pride, funding has been awarded to a diverse range of creative projects which will showcase and honour the rich contributions of Black communities to the city’s cultural, social, and
Thriving communities · 23 September 2025
Third ‘Liver Bird’ highlights Liverpool’s poor recycling rates
Liverpool’s famous Liver Birds have been joined by a third bird with an important message for local residents – to help improve recycling rates across the city from today (Tuesday 23 September). Made from recyclable items, the giant sculpture was created to raise awareness about what should be placed in Liverpool’s blue recycling bins, as
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