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News · 29 August 2024

Compensation available for Merseyside residents and businesses affected by riots

Homeowners and businesses affected by the riots earlier this month are being encouraged to seek compensation by the region’s Police and Crime Commissioner. Emily Spurrell is encouraging all those who suffered losses or damage to their cars, homes, or shops to claim compensation from their insurance companies. She is raising awareness that those caught in

News · 28 August 2024

BLOG: Liverpool lights up New York

Last weekend, Liverpool took a bite out of the big apple when a film showcasing the vibrancy and beauty of the city was streamed in Times Square. Entrepreneur and hotelier Peter Schriewersmann tells us about the pride at the role Hotel Anfield played in the video. Showcasing Liverpool on the global stage gives us a

News · 27 August 2024

BLOG: Oasis – Made in Liverpool

Following the news that Oasis are set to reform next year, Liverpool’s Head of UNESCO City of Music, Kevin McManus, writes about how the legendary Manchester band has a lot to thank Liverpool for… The world seems to have gone mad with the news that Oasis are reforming for a series of gigs next summer.

Arts & Events · 27 August 2024

Join Us in Making a Difference for Care Leavers in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council is inviting businesses and individuals across the city to an inspiring and impactful conference, “Celebrating Care Leavers: Making a Difference Together,” dedicated to supporting young people leaving care. The council, supported by Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Cllr Richard Kemp, is calling on organisations to join a movement that empowers young people who have

Flower mural on gable end of a house

News · 27 August 2024

Two more murals for budding community project

A project which helps bring a Liverpool community together, is set to bloom again. The Flower Streets project is a celebration of Kirkdale and its residents, and has already resulted in nine, large-scale murals on the gable end of houses – each one representing the namesake flowers of each street. The artworks are a celebration

Graphic reads: Start up business support

News · 22 August 2024

Entrepreneurial residents encouraged to tap into free business start-up support 

Liverpool City Council is reaching out to residents with entrepreneurial ambitions, offering a comprehensive and fully funded Business Support Service to help turn their business ideas into reality.  This start-up support initiative is part of the Council’s Business Support Service, which has received £1.59m from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund with

Picture of the Willis Organ in St George's Hall

News · 22 August 2024

St George’s Hall organ to get its ‘voice’ back

Liverpool’s historic Willis Organ at St George’s Hall will soon receive a much-needed refurbishment, following a vital funding boost.   An appeal to repair the organ has received a £20,000 funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, via the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority.  This means repair work can take place on the ‘Tuba Mirabilis’ –

Multicoloured foam

News · 21 August 2024

There’s No Place Like Foam

A mountain of rainbow-coloured foam will be taking over part of Liverpool city centre later this month! Island of Foam – an ambitious, temporary shape-shifting artwork will take over Liverpool ONE’s Sugar House Steps (near John Lewis) on the afternoon of Saturday 31 August. It has been commissioned by Culture Liverpool in partnership with Global

Family enjoying ice cream on Liverpool waterfront

News · 19 August 2024

Free, family friendly festival to take place this month

Watersport sessions, Swan pedalos, Silent adventure tours, street performances, music and more will fill Liverpool’s waterfront as the programme for The Last Days of Summer is unveiled.  The free, family friendly event is to be held on Saturday 31st August and is organised by Liverpool BID Company, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool, Peel Waters and Culture

Three people standing on a tennis court holding tennis rackets.

News · 16 August 2024

Park tennis courts benefit from new investment

Tennis courts in Sefton Park have benefited from a £9,000 investment, supported by the LTA Foundation and delivered by the LTA. Mersey Bowmen Tennis Club, in Sefton Park, also accessed the Sport England Community Asset Fund. The Mersey Bowmen courts have undergone work to help support viability for years to come, including floodlights, accessible paths

News · 16 August 2024

Tennis club helps primary pupils have a ball

Primary school pupils in Walton have been learning how to make a “racquet” thanks to a local tennis club. Looking to boost its membership numbers as it approaches its centenary, Trinity Tennis Club, Orrell Park, launched a “Meet the Neighbours” campaign and Rice Lane Primary School and Nursery decided it was an ace offer. Professional

Close up of a woman holding a red carnation

News · 13 August 2024

Slavery Remembrance Day – 25 years of commemoration in Liverpool

This summer, Liverpool will mark Slavery Remembrance Day on 23 August 2024. It was 25 years ago (1999) that Liverpool first coordinated official commemorative events to mark the date, recognised around the world as a day to remember the millions of lives impacted by, and the lasting legacies of, the transatlantic slave trade. Over the

News · 13 August 2024

River of Light is back – and it’s time to play!

River of Light is turning playful for its latest instalment, and the team behind the FREE, popular event is giving a sneak peek of what to expect from the 2024 trail. This year, 12 large scale installations will be presented by some of the best light artists in the world, all inspired by the theme of

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