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Cunard Building lit orange

News · 25 November 2024

Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls

Today marks the start of the annual International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, launching sixteen days of activism to tackle gender-based violence across the globe under the theme Orange the World. In Liverpool, we’re showing our support by lighting up some of our most famous buildings. The campaign runs from 25 November,

News · 22 November 2024

BLOG | “Like many simple ideas, School Streets tick a lot of other boxes”

Liverpool City Council has committed to supporting schools to set up 50 School Streets over the coming years. Here, Cabinet Member for Transport and Connectivity Cllr Dan Barrington explains what School Streets are and how they can make a huge difference. For a number of years, we’ve been committed to bringing School Streets to Liverpool.

News · 22 November 2024

Energy efficiency advice on offer at Winter Warmer event

A free event is taking place to give residents in Liverpool advice on energy efficiency. The Winter Warmer at the Hilton Hotel in Liverpool One on Friday 29 November from 10am – 2pm, will see a range of organisations coming together to offer advice on issues including: • Fuel poverty• Tackling debt• Healthy eating• Social/lifestyle

Internal image of Spellow LIbrary following the arson attack in August 2024

News · 21 November 2024

From fire to light – a spotlight on unity marks re-opening of arson-hit library

Liverpool is bringing the light back next month as city prepares to reopen the library and community hub which was torched during the summer’s racist riots. Spellow Library and Community Hub will become part of the community once again, following the completion of works to rectify the damage which destroyed part of the building in

A well-run council · 21 November 2024

Council Leader and Toxteth Councillor both scoop national awards

Liverpool City Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, has been named Leader of the Year at a national awards ceremony celebrating the work of elected members. Cllr Robinson was nominated for his “calm, committed leadership, focused on integrity and good governance” which has helped lead the Council out of statutory intervention” and he was praised for

News · 20 November 2024

Eurovision in Liverpool named as National Lottery game-changing moment

Eurovision in Liverpool has been highlighted as one of 30 game-changing moments for the National Lottery in a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London, which is also viewable online. It comes as the organisation reveals it has raised £50 billion for good causes since it was formed 30 years ago. To mark

News · 19 November 2024

HMS Prince of Wales returns to Liverpool

Britain’s biggest aircraft carrier is set to make a triumphant return to her affiliated city with a week-long visit to Liverpool. HMS Prince of Wales will spend seven days on the Mersey, allowing her 800 crew to engage with local schools, community projects and civic leaders – and give the public an insight into life

Small pictures representing Liverpool City Region

News · 14 November 2024

Culture Chief takes on City Region role

A key appointment has been made to strengthen Liverpool City Region’s ambitions to grow its culture and visitor economy offer over the next five years. The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (CA) has reached an agreement with Liverpool City Council to share the Director of Culture role, meaning Claire McColgan CBE will now support and

Care · 13 November 2024

BLOG: World Children’s Day – Putting Children at the Heart of Our Council 

As World Children’s Day nears, Cllr Liz Parsons, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services, highlights how we kicked off celebrations today with Liverpool Schools’ Parliament, bringing together hundreds of young people. She also announces a Children’s ‘Takeover’ of the Council’s social media on November 20! Today, we brought together hundreds of children and young people for

three people walking at Liverpool Christmas Market

News · 13 November 2024

Let It Be Liverpool At Christmas

VisitLiverpool is bringing holiday magic to life this winter with the launch of the new Christmas campaign, “Let It Be Liverpool at Christmas.” A celebration of festive fun, the campaign invites residents and visitors alike to experience the joy of Liverpool’s holiday spirit, from seasonal events, to dazzling lights, and a host of unforgettable experiences.

News · 13 November 2024

Preventing and reducing knife crime and street robbery

A week of action targeting knife crime is under way. With the busy festive season drawing near, it focuses on knife-enabled robbery, to reduce the impact this high-harm crime has on local communities. A number of operations and initiatives, aimed at keeping the public safe from robbery and knife-related offences, will be running this week:

Group of people in the Palm House

News · 11 November 2024

Arts and culture in Liverpool are thriving post-pandemic

Visitors to arts and cultural organisations across Liverpool have returned to pre-pandemic levels, according to a report published by Liverpool City Council. The report revealed that during the 2023-24 financial year, the total visitors across all 27 organisations supported by the Council’s Culture and Arts Investment Programme (CAIP) were 3.4 million, up from 1.8 million

Education · 11 November 2024

Our Children and Young People shine bright at the Council’s Awards for Achievement 

Liverpool’s young stars were at the heart of a special celebration as the City honoured the outstanding accomplishments of children in care and care-experienced young people.  The grand celebration of achievement, held at St George’s Hall, celebrated children and young people who have made positive impact in their communities.  The event was attended by 300

A group of Liverpool City Council staff members posing for a photo with Professor Sir Michael Marmot, who stands in the center wearing a blue suit jacket and white shirt. The group is gathered in a bright, formal room with ornate detailing on the walls, a clock, and an exit sign above a screen in the background

News · 8 November 2024

Professor Sir Michael Marmot visits Liverpool

Earlier this week, Liverpool proudly hosted Professor Sir Michael Marmot, a leading global advocate for health equity. His visit aimed to elevate the Fairer, Healthier Liverpool initiative, highlighting Liverpool’s commitment to tackling health inequalities as the city works towards achieving Marmot City status by 2025. Securing Sir Michael’s visit is a significant milestone, emphasising Liverpool’s

A close-up of a person’s feet standing on a scale, with a yellow measuring tape placed in the foreground, slightly out of focus. The measuring tape is coiled in a wave pattern across the wooden floor, emphasizing themes of weight measurement and body image.

News · 8 November 2024

Liverpool to launch new Healthy Weight Service to tackle obesity  

Residents in Liverpool will soon be able to access a new weight management service, developed in consultation with local residents using behavioural insights.  Starting in January 2025, ICE Creates will deliver a Healthy Weight Service that offers various programmes to support families and adults in achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.  Engagement and consultation will

View of a DJ and the Liver Building

News · 7 November 2024

Liverpool in 360 – Liverpool’s dynamic music scene captured

Liverpool, a UNESCO City of Music, has long been celebrated around the globe for its indelible contributions to a wide range of musical genres. That tradition continues as world class artists are captured in unique and historic locations across the city. For further info head to www.visitliverpool.com/whats-on/music-events-in-liverpool/. Liverpool in 360 is designed to tap into

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