News · 25 July 2025
Liverpool CIty Council has joined other civic leaders and organisations from across the City Region to ensure Pride Liverpool goes ahead this weekend. Last month, Sahir stepped forward to ensure that the city would not go without this vital moment of visibility and togetherness. In doing so, the charity has brought together civic and community
News · 25 July 2025
An exhibition of materials from the Merseyside Jewish Archive is currently on display in the Picton Reading Room on the first floor of the Liverpool Central Library in William Brown Street and runs until the end of October. The items on display date from 1805 to the 2020s, and include an illuminated membership list for
News · 24 July 2025
As part of Liverpool City Council’s ICT disposal contract, 27 refurbished devices—including laptops, tablets, and mobile phones—have been donated to Woodlands Hospice. With an estimated value of £1,900, this equipment will help patients, and their families stay connected and create meaningful moments during end-of-life care. Liverpool City Council’s ICT disposal contract ensures that redundant IT
News · 24 July 2025
Plans to deliver a new school in Liverpool are approaching a significant milestone as proposals for the site are submitted to the Department for Education. Eden Girls’ Leadership Academy, Liverpool, to be operated by Star Academies, was approved in August 2023 by the DfE under the Free Schools Programme, in response to rising demand for
News · 21 July 2025
Claire McColgan CBE has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Arts from Edge Hill University in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the arts and culture sector in the UK and her transformative impact on Liverpool’s cultural identity and economy. Claire, currently Director of Culture for Liverpool and Associate Director of Liverpool City Region, has
A strong and fair economy for all · 21 July 2025
As cycling numbers rise with the warmer weather, Liverpool City Council is calling on road users to take extra care.
A strong and fair economy for all · 21 July 2025
Paddington South masterplan will be to super charge the city’s research, development and innovation sector.
News · 18 July 2025
It may be the height of summer, but Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team has a festive focus. Following the growing success of Liverpool’s Christmas celebrations in recent years – including record visitor numbers and glowing national recognition – the city is looking to expand its seasonal offer even further. Last year’s Christmas market at
News · 18 July 2025
There’s just a month left for people to have their say over a proposed revised charging policy for non-residential adult social care in Liverpool.
Healthier lives for children and adults · 17 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is strengthening its response to homelessness with the launch of a new five-year strategy and a plan to improve the quality and availability of temporary accommodation across the city.
News · 17 July 2025
Liverpool City Council welcomes the government's recognition of its achievements in no longer requiring external oversight and statutory intervention.
News · 17 July 2025
Were you born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011? Did you know you may be entitled to a share of £1.5bn? Most children born in the UK between these dates will have a Child Trust Fund (CTF), but over 780,000 young people are unaware that one day they will be able to claim
News · 17 July 2025
One of Liverpool’s most beautiful green gems is welcoming visitors this summer with a vibrant programme of events celebrating its heritage, creativity, and community. From immersive storytelling and jazz under the stars, to hands-on botanic tours and Shakespeare with a twist, there’s something for everyone at Croxteth Hall’s Walled Garden this summer. Highlights include: Private
News · 16 July 2025
Experts in oral cancer from all over the world are coming to Liverpool this week to work on tackling this group of deadly diseases.
News · 15 July 2025
Being a parent or carer can be tough, particularly during the summer break – but help is at hand! The Liverpool Parenting Team is hosting a series of informal drop-in sessions throughout the school holidays for anyone who needs advice, guidance, or support. The team’s specialist parenting inclusion practitioners will be on hand for an
News · 14 July 2025
This summer, Liverpool will welcome the prestigious 2025 British Chess Championships and with FREE events, giant chessboards and coaching – everyone is invited to get involved! The English Chess Federation’s flagship event will take over St George’s Hall from 31 July to 10 August, but the celebrations will extend across the city with an exciting programme
A well-run council · 14 July 2025
From September, select households in Liverpool will begin to receive free, weekly food waste collections as the Council rolls out its newest recycling initiative.
A strong and fair economy for all · 14 July 2025
Thanks to Section 106 funding Monument Place will be transformed into a high-quality district square with landscaping, rain gardens, seating and an event space - strengthening the Fabric District’s identity
Healthier lives for children and adults · 11 July 2025
Measles cases are increasing in Merseyside, putting children and young people at risk. Several children are seriously unwell and receiving treatment in hospital. Make sure your family is up to date with the MMR vaccine to protect against measles. What is measles and who is at risk? How does the MMR vaccine work? How to
News · 11 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is committed to helping residents into work, whether it’s getting back into work after a period of unemployment or young people securing their very first role. One group that can often find it tough to find roles are people with a learning disability or autism, with just 4.1 per cent in the
