News · 16 December 2022
Liverpool to put people and nature at the heart of placemaking
Liverpool City Council has today given the green light to a “people first” transformation to planning the future of the city’s public spaces and streets.
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Community · 15 December 2022
Extra help for vulnerable families this winter
VULNERABLE families in Liverpool are set to receive extra support with bills this winter.
Fostering · 15 December 2022
Christmas parties for foster children
Almost 900 children and foster carers were welcomed to St George’s Hall and Anfield for Liverpool City Council's annual Christmas parties.
News · 14 December 2022
Dennis Hardiman MBE to be admitted as Citizen of Honour
LIVERPOOL’S longest serving head teacher will be admitted to the Roll of Citizen of Honour this evening (Wednesday, 14 December). Dennis Hardiman MBE will take part in a ceremony at Liverpool Town Hall attended by Lady Mayoress Cllr Roz Gladden; Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson; Frank Cogley, former Director of Education and Director of Schools
News · 14 December 2022
HAF-ing a wonderful Christmas time!
PROVIDERS across Liverpool are once again coming together to support families during the school holidays. The Department for Education-funded Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme returns with a huge choice of FREE activities for children and young people from eligible families. Merseyside Play Action Council (MPAC) delivers and co-ordinates the scheme on behalf of Liverpool
News · 13 December 2022
Christmas Stars come out at the Town Hall
REMEMBER a loved one this Christmas at a special event taking place at Liverpool Town Hall from tomorrow until Christmas. The annual Lord Mayor’s charity Christmas Stars event returns on Thursday, 15 December, until Friday 23 December, from 9am-4pm each day. During these times, stars can be hung from a special Christmas tree in the
News · 13 December 2022
One Stop Shops budget consultation begins
A consultation has started on the future of Liverpool City Council’s One Stop Shop Service as part of the council’s budget proposals.
News · 13 December 2022
Fly-tipping cases treated as crime scenes in new phase of litter campaign
Liverpool City Council has decided to adopt a rather eye-catching approach in its continuing campaign against fly-tippers – branding dumped waste as ‘crime scenes’.
News · 12 December 2022
Council Tax Support Scheme budget consultation opens
Liverpool City Council has started consultation over a budget proposal to reduce its Council Tax Support Scheme.
Mayor · 9 December 2022
Mayor appoints Cabinet Member for Finance
Mayor Joanne Anderson has appointed Cllr Liam Robinson as Cabinet Member for Finance.
News · 8 December 2022
Review of The ACC Liverpool Group published
A review of The ACC Liverpool Group (formerly referred to as Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool or ACCL) has recommended a series of improvements to Liverpool City Council’s governance and oversight of its subsidiary to reduce the financial risk to the local authority.
News · 8 December 2022
City’s Connectivity Scheme remains on budget
Next week, Liverpool City Council’s cabinet will receive an update report on the Liverpool City Centre Connectivity 1 programme (LCCC1). LCCC1 is an ambitious programme made up by a series of 14 projects that are transforming key routes in the city centre, 11 of which are complete, including, Lime Street and the Strand Phase 1.
Community · 8 December 2022
Revealed: What you said about the future of Croxteth Hall & Country Park
Thousands of people have had their say on the future of one of Liverpool’s most historic buildings. Following a five-week public consultation which launched in August 2002, 3,791 people took part to have their say on different options to generate income for the city council owned Croxteth Hall and Country Park. It costs more than
News · 8 December 2022
BLOG: “Liverpool has a unique opportunity to do something powerful”
Earlier this year Liverpool recruited its first race equality officer for education. In this blog, Paul Olubayo explains more about his role and what it will bring to our city… My role at the council is a new and unique one for the city. As Race Equalities Officer within the education department, I will be
News · 7 December 2022
Common winter infections in children
A message from Director of Public Health, Professor Matthew Ashton has been sent to Liverpool parents and carers via their child’s school, which shares information about how to protect your child from common winter infections, and when you should seek medical attention. To prevent your child picking up or spreading infection, please encourage your child
News · 6 December 2022
Don’t risk ill health this Christmas – 6 Tips for Staying Well
The local NHS in Liverpool is urging people to do whatever they can to help themselves stay well and avoid unnecessary illnesses this December – particularly with many health services already so stretched this winter. No one wants to get ill, especially over Christmas – but with the colder weather now here and people spending
News · 6 December 2022
Post-pandemic boost for Liverpool’s hotels
A new report has revealed Liverpool’s hotel sector is bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels.
News · 6 December 2022
Eurovision looks good on the dancefloor
The world’s biggest Eurovision fan club is polishing its dancing shoes as it prepares to host Liverpool’s official Eurovision party next year. The OGAE (Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l’Eurovision) – which is made up of 42 fan clubs from across the world – has announced that it is bringing its EuroClub to Camp and
Community · 6 December 2022
Drop-in events for private sector housing tenants
A series of drop-in events for tenants in the private rented housing sector who are facing issues with their property are to take place in Liverpool this month.
News · 5 December 2022
Public Health in Focus!
It’s been another eventful few days for Liverpool’s Public Health team – but thankfully it’s been more celebrate than outbreak! First up, Director of Public Health, Matt Ashton accepted a national award from the ADPH (Association of Directors of Public Health) at their annual conference in London – followed by a visit from Chief Medical
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