News · 29 September 2026
Children’s Services improvement notice lifted
The Government has formally lifted an improvement notice on Liverpool City Council’s Children’s Services department.
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A strong and fair economy for all · 25 September 2026
More than 170,000 opportunities to get active delivered across Liverpool
More than 170,000 opportunities to get active have been delivered across Liverpool as part of work to make physical activity easier and more accessible for residents. Walking groups, football, cycling, tennis, cricket, inclusive sport and free activities for children and families are among the opportunities being delivered by the Liverpool Active City Network. The city’s
A strong and fair economy for all · 25 September 2026
Green light for next stage of North Docks regeneration plan
Plans for a once-in-a-generation transformation of Liverpool’s North Docks have moved a major step closer after the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority unanimously backed the next stage of proposals to create a dedicated Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC).
A strong and fair economy for all · 25 September 2026
BLOG | There has never been a better time for us to press our case for devolution
Liverpool is once again set to host the Prime Minister, Cabinet Members and parliamentarians as the Labour Party conference takes place in the city. Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, explains how Liverpool will be taking full advantage of the opportunities it presents..
News · 24 September 2026
Liverpool shares its approach to building stronger communities with Japanese delegation
Liverpool City Council has welcomed a delegation from Japan to share how the city is working to build stronger, more connected and inclusive communities. The visit on Wednesday 23 September was part of the Multicultural Communities Policy Exchange Programme, which brings together local government representatives to learn from different approaches to community cohesion and social integration. The delegation heard how Liverpool's long history as a port city has shaped its communities, with migration playing an important part in the city's identity.
News · 24 September 2026
Dirty dozen prosecuted for littering
A series of successful prosecutions has seen 12 people found guilty of littering offences, alongside action taken against businesses that failed to manage their waste correctly in Liverpool.
News · 24 September 2026
Police make final preparations for Labour Party conference
Merseyside Police is finalising plans for a comprehensive policing operation ahead of the upcoming Labour Party Conference at the Liverpool Experience Campus (LEX).
News · 23 September 2026
Development money funds environmental improvements across Liverpool
Developer contributions are delivering tens of millions of pounds of improvements to parks and open spaces across Liverpool.
A strong and fair economy for all · 23 September 2026
100 days to go: Liverpool prepares for a smokefree generation
In 100 days, children born from 1 January 2009 will be part of a new smokefree generation, as new laws come into force preventing them from ever being legally sold tobacco. The countdown begins as new figures show strong support for the Smokefree Generation policy, with 66% of people in the North West supporting the
Liverpool · 22 September 2026
St George’s Hall strengthens accessibility to ensure more visitors can enjoy one of Liverpool’s most iconic landmarks
Working to improve access across the Grade I listed venue, the hall has introduced and enhanced facilities that support visitors with a wide range of access requirements, helping more people experience its exhibitions, guided tours, events, and performances.
A strong and fair economy for all · 22 September 2026
Liverpool on shortlist for City of Innovation prize
Liverpool has been shortlisted for the World Intellectual Property Organization’s (WIPO) inaugural ‘City of Innovation’ award, alongside 14 other cities.
Healthier lives for children and adults · 22 September 2026
Junk food adverts are shaping what Liverpool children want to eat, report finds
Children and young people in Liverpool say they are surrounded by adverts for fast food, sugary drinks and snacks, with some reporting that the adverts make them feel hungry even when they were not hungry before. A new report, funded by Liverpool City Council’s Public Health team and produced by Health Equalities Group, has explored
Thriving communities · 21 September 2026
Shops lose licences after selling illegal goods
Two shops on West Derby Road, Tuebrook, have had their premises licenses revoked after Liverpool City Council discovered they were selling illicit tobacco products.
Health · 21 September 2026
Liverpool Recovery Month celebrates diverse recovery experiences
The final week of Liverpool Recovery Month will explore how gender, sexuality, identity and lived experience can shape recovery. Events will bring residents together through coffee mornings, creative activities, films, walks and alcohol-free social events. The week will celebrate the strength and achievements of women, men, trans, non-binary and gender-diverse people, including people from Liverpool’s
Arts & Events · 18 September 2026
Arts Council England supports major new community commission for River of Light 2026
A major new artwork celebrating the power of community is set to join this year’s River of Light programme, thanks to support from Arts Council England. Celebrated artist Murugiah has been commissioned to create a brand-new installation, titled ‘Together’, inspired by the theme of River of Light 2026. The commission has been made possible with
Thriving communities · 17 September 2026
Liverpool residents help boost recycling rates
Liverpool residents are helping the city boost its recycling rates, according to latest figures.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 17 September 2026
Liverpool service helping residents access contraception closer to home wins national award
A Liverpool service that is making it easier for residents to access contraception in their local community has won a national pharmacy award. The Liverpool Community Pharmacy Implant Service, delivered through a partnership between Liverpool City Council, Axess Sexual Health and Green Lane Pharmacy, was named Health Initiative of the Year at the C+D Awards
What's on · 17 September 2026
Brand-new Christmas event Skate St George’s to launch in Liverpool
Opening on Saturday 21 November, the new event will transform one of the city’s most recognisable locations into a festive skating destination until Sunday 3 January 2027.
A well-run council · 17 September 2026
Liverpool climbs global city rankings as international profile continues to grow
The recognition comes as the city continues to gain international attention for its leadership on climate action, innovation and sustainable urban development.
Thriving communities · 16 September 2026
Improved baby and children’s memorial garden opens at Springwood Crematorium
Liverpool City Council has transformed the memorial garden at Springwood Crematorium, creating a more welcoming and comforting space for families to remember and celebrate the lives of babies and children.
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