Help and support for people on Fuel Poverty Awareness Day
More than 500 families in Liverpool affected by the Benefit Cap are to be offered help with their winter fuel bills.
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Designs wanted for special Holocaust anthology
Young people are being asked to design a front cover for a special anthology to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
Landlord hit with fine for placing family in ‘unfit for purpose’ house
A landlord has been hit with an £11,000 fine for housing a family of four in an unlicensed property which was in such poor condition it had to be shut down.
Moving towards the Living Wage for all
Council chiefs in Liverpool have pledged their commitment to making sure that everyone who works for the authority is paid the Real Living Wage.
Highways scheme fit for Princes – includes cycling first for city!
A major highways scheme which will transform a historic boulevard in the Toxteth area of Liverpool, complete with a cycling first for the city, is set to go ahead.
Your guide to Liverpool’s Chinese New Year celebrations
Liverpool’s Chinese New Year celebrations are well underway as thousands of lanterns line city centre streets, images of the Chinese zodiac animals have appeared on walls and in shop windows and buildings have turned red.
Extraordinary women celebrated in unique arts programme
Liverpool is preparing a season of arts and cultural events to celebrate inspirational women.
Drive to get more young people active
An ambitious plan to drive up activity rates for young people in Liverpool has been launched.
Consultation set to start on extending landlord licensing for five more years
Liverpool City Council is set to begin consultation on continuing its pioneering Landlord Licensing scheme for another five years.
Work Begins On New Car Park At Kings Dock
Work has begun on creating a permanent new car park at Kings Dock to replace the one destroyed in a fire on New Year’s Eve 2017.