High quality and inclusive education, skills and employment · 10 July 2025
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet will next week be asked to approve plans for temporary modular classrooms which will see a further increase in school places for pupils with SEND. The classrooms are set to provide 40 further places at the Naylorsfield Drive site of Millstead Primary School, Netherley, from this September for two years, after
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 10 July 2025
Liverpool City Council and Huyton Asphalt have won Project of the Year (under £5 million) at the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) North West Awards 2025
News · 10 July 2025
The focus is back on the region’s tourism stars as entries open for the Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2025, a celebration of the people, places and experiences that make our visitor economy world-class. This year’s ceremony will take place at Liverpool Cathedral on Thursday 5 March 2026, where the spotlight will shine on those
News · 10 July 2025
A house in Anfield that was used as a drugs den has been transformed after action by Liverpool City Council’s Landlord Licensing team and Merseyside Police. An inspection of the property on Manningham Road was carried out by the council in 2022, following complaints. The council worked with Merseyside Police to secure its closure under
A well-run council · 10 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is calling on residents to help shape the future of recycling in the city by taking part in a new public survey.
Community · 9 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is working with partners to tackle the devastating effects of alcohol harm, as stark data reveals alcohol-related issues are the leading cause of death and illness among 15–49-year-olds in Liverpool. During Alcohol Awareness Week (7–13 July), the council is highlighting the impact alcohol use has on individuals, families, and communities whilst outlining its commitment to
News · 9 July 2025
Thinking about returning to learning? Not sure where to start? Then come along to a Liverpool Adult Learning Service (ALS) open day! Next week, the ALS team will be on hand at four centres across the city to answer questions about the courses that will be available from September. The open days, that operate on
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 9 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is due to consider new policy designed to protect buildings and areas of heritage value across the city.
Liverpool · 8 July 2025
A fire engine with a powerful message urging parents to protect their children from second-hand smoke is hitting the streets of Liverpool, as part of a potentially life-saving campaign. This mobile image forms part of the new Smokefree Homes campaign, led by Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service, and is being rolled out in
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 8 July 2025
Liverpool City Council has updated parking regulations ahead of the final test match at Everton FC’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium in Bramley Moore Dock.
News · 8 July 2025
Plans to revitalise one of the city’s most iconic and historic trading spaces could get the green light later this month. A report going to Cabinet on 15 July outlines initial plans for a major investment of up to £5 million in Great Homer Street Market – more commonly known as Greatie Market. It forms
Health · 4 July 2025
Liverpool City Council is joining health partners across Merseyside and the UK in urging residents to check their own and their child’s vaccination status following a rise in measles cases across the region. Measles is a highly contagious viral infection that spreads through coughing, sneezing, and close contact. It can cause serious complications such as
News · 3 July 2025
The flag at Liverpool Town Hall has been lowered to half mast as a mark of respect, following the death of Liverpool FC forward Diogo Jota. The 28 year-old striker has died in a car crash in Portugal, along with his brother, Andre Silva. Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Councillor Barbara Murray, said: “On behalf of
A well-run council · 3 July 2025
Liverpool City Council has named its new external partner appointed to help tackle environmental crimes across the city.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 2 July 2025
All drivers in the city are being urged to drive responsibly as the Council launches a public consultation to introduce a further 15 traffic enforcement cameras across the city.
A well-run council · 1 July 2025
As Local Government Association (LGA) delegates descend on Liverpool, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, outlines why the city is a fitting host for this year’s conference…
Thriving communities · 30 June 2025
A co-ordinated campaign to confront anti-social behaviour (ASB) and promote community wellbeing will take to Liverpool streets this week.
A strong and fair economy for all · 30 June 2025
More than 1,600 leaders and decision makers will converge on Liverpool this week as the city hosts the Local Government Association’s (LGA) Annual Conference for the first time. The three-day event at ACC Liverpool will involve more than 400 speakers at around 100 events. Further fringe events will take place across the city. The conference,
A well-run council · 27 June 2025
Liverpool City Council is putting plans in place to remove chewing gum from the city’s streets after receiving a £27,000 grant to tackle the issue. The Council is one of 52 across the country that have successfully applied to the Chewing Gum Task Force, now in its fourth year, for funds to clean gum off
News · 27 June 2025
One of Liverpool Central Library’s most beloved events is back — and it’s celebrating a major milestone. Liverpool MakeFest returns on Saturday 5 July for its 10th anniversary, promising a vibrant, hands-on celebration of creativity, innovation, and imagination. From 9am to 5pm, every floor of the library will be buzzing with activity as makers, artists, and performers from across the
