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Looking for employment? Not sure what your next steps should be? Make sure those steps take you to Liverpool City...
Liverpool City Council will step up its efforts to counter fly-tipping, dog-fouling and littering across the City by inviting applications for an external partner to provide additional enforcement.
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Liverpool will play host to the prestigious 2025 British Chess Championships alongside a wider chess festival this summer as organisers...
A new ‘Blueprint for Growth’ to supercharge Liverpool's knowledge sector over the next 15 years is set to create more than a million sq ft of new laboratory and workspace in the city.
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If you’re a budding entrepreneur in Liverpool, join Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service to hear from some local start-ups...
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Earlier this month, the City Council had to close part of Everton Park Lifestyles Centre due to structural damage to the...
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The lease of Colomendy Outdoor Activity Centre will be returned to Liverpool City Council following the current leaseholder entering into...
Councillor Harry Doyle, Liverpool City Council's Cabinet Member for Culture and Public Health, outlines why a tourism levy would be good for Liverpool and the wider City Region...
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Radio 1 Breakfast Show, Greg James has revealed that superstar Sam Fender will be headlining Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025...
Liverpool City Council is committed to creating a cleaner, healthier, more sustainable city through a range of initiatives.
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The 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau and the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Bosnia have been marked by a reflective ceremony at Liverpool’s Town Hall.
The search for a new development partner for the Festival Gardens scheme is set to move up a gear, with Liverpool City Council (LCC) and Montagu Evans announcing a shortlist of candidates will be confirmed in Spring this year.
It’s a problem that causes unnecessary harm, difficulty and stress to others who are simply trying to use the pavements as they were intended.
New figures show that Liverpool City Council’s CCTV network was involved in dealing with 3,186 incidents of crime and anti-social behaviour in 2024.
