Thriving communities · 21 September 2026
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
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
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 are helping the city boost its recycling rates, according to latest figures.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 17 September 2026
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
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
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
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.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 15 September 2026
Road users are being asked to allow for additional time when making journeys around Great Howard Street, due to urgent works taking place.
News · 15 September 2026
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet met at Town Hall this evening 16 September, working through an agenda that ranged from tackling child poverty to the future of the city’s waterfront. The meeting opened on a proud note, with the Leader reflecting on a standout few weeks for Liverpool. Queen Camilla recently visited Spellow Library, seeing firsthand
Thriving communities · 15 September 2026
Thousands of Liverpool families will find it easier to get help with benefits, debt, housing and everyday living costs after Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet approved a new £1.1 million support programme. The four-year programme will see dedicated Citizens Advice Liverpool advisers providing free, independent advice through Family Hubs and community venues across the city. It
What's on · 15 September 2026
The ‘jewel in Liverpool’s festival crown’ made a triumphant return to Sefton Park this summer – successfully transitioning from a historically free event to a ticketed festival – with over 25,000 people in attendance.
Thriving communities · 15 September 2026
Liverpool City Council and the Queen Elizabeth Trust are joining forces on an ambitious new joint endeavour at Croxteth Country Park, building on the Council’s plans to unlock more of the much-loved park’s potential for local communities and future generations. The Queen Elizabeth Trust is one of three memorial projects announced by the Government in April to
What's on · 14 September 2026
It will be the first time the Championships have been held in the UK since 2015, and the biggest wheelchair basketball event to be staged on home soil in more than a decade.
News · 14 September 2026
Liverpool City Council is all ready to help young people take their next steps to employment at the latest Youth Trailblazer event. The government-backed initiative has already seen over 700 young people aged 18-21 helped to access pre-employment support and job placements and now there is a new opportunity to find out about the programme.
Health · 14 September 2026
Families, carers, children and young people will be at the heart of the third week of Liverpool Recovery Month. The week will recognise how recovery can strengthen families and relationships, while celebrating the important role that loved ones, peer networks and local communities can play. Events across Liverpool and Merseyside will bring people together through
Business · 10 September 2026
The visit brings together leaders from government, academia and industry, including more than 30 senior executives from some of Shandong’s leading companies
Culture · 10 September 2026
Delivered by Culture Liverpool, the theme of the festival this year is, ‘Together’, with all installations focusing on how light brings people closer in a joyful way.
Culture · 9 September 2026
Running from 10 September 2026 to 3 January 2027 and bringing together a selection of powerful photographs captured by photographers Syd Shelton and John Sturrock - alongside original posters, placards and magazines - the exhibition will revisit a pivotal moment in British music and social history and celebrate the enduring relationship between music, activism and social change.
Thriving communities · 9 September 2026
Liverpool's thriving allotment community has celebrated another successful year and the winners of the city's annual allotment competition have been announced.
