Health · 22 November 2022
In a pioneering initiative, a healthy bus dubbed the ‘Queen of Greens’ will be taking to the city’s streets to increase access to healthy food and to help tackle health inequalities. The bus, which has been launched by Feeding Liverpool in partnership with Liverpool City Council and the local NHS will visit 29 stops each
News · 21 November 2022
Thousands of tonnes of waste set to be illegally dumped in a Liverpool warehouse has been prevented by an undercover operation involving the city council.
News · 21 November 2022
We are delighted to announce that our Director of Culture Liverpool, Claire McColgan CBE, has been awarded the Liverpool Chamber Chair Award in Innovation in Business Awards. This award is given to recognise an individual or organisation who has made a substantial impact to Liverpool’s business community. Claire has received this award in recognition of
News · 18 November 2022
Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation on converting the city’s three original pop-up cycle lanes into permanent corridors for active travel.
Blog · 18 November 2022
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet has today approved the second phase of Liverpool’s Vaccine Equity Project. Amina Ismail, a Community Mobiliser at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) was actively involved in the first phase. She reflects on her experiences of the last 12 months and the importance of developing local solutions to improve vaccine
Finance · 18 November 2022
Interim Chief Executive Theresa Grant explains how transforming services will help Liverpool City Council meet its savings target and deliver improved services for residents… There is no doubt that we face a huge financial challenge at Liverpool City Council, in closing a £73 million budget gap. It means extremely tough choices, and there is not
Blog · 17 November 2022
Mayor Joanne on the council's budget gap.
News · 17 November 2022
A highways contractor for Liverpool City Council has marked a major new milestone in reducing carbon emissions.
News · 17 November 2022
A special service will take place in Liverpool on Sunday (20 November) to remember road crash victims. Taking place in St George’s Hall’s Concert Room at 1.30pm, those who have been bereaved or injured as a result of a road crash are invited to attend the moving ceremony to mark World Day of Remembrance for
Finance · 17 November 2022
Our draft budget proposals have now been released and will be considered by the Cabinet on Thursday 24 November.
Mayor · 16 November 2022
Liverpool City Council has today published budget proposals to put it on a stable financial footing for the next three years.
News · 15 November 2022
There’s a festive takeover at St George’s Hall as the venue gets into the Christmas spirit – inside and out! The season will get under way with the return of the popular Christmas markets on Saturday (19 November), which will see dozens of festive cabins located on St George’s Hall plateau and along William Brown
Finance · 14 November 2022
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet will meet on Thursday 24 November to discuss the budget options for 2023/24.
News · 14 November 2022
A month long public consultation has launched today (Monday, 14 November) on proposed changes to on-street parking in Liverpool city centre.
News · 14 November 2022
One year on from the terrorist incident outside of Liverpool Women’s Hospital, Liverpool City Council’s Joint Head of Safer and Stronger Communities, Jill Summers, reflects on the council’s response… “At 11am on 14 November 2021, many of the city’s civic and faith leaders were at Liverpool Cathedral for a Remembrance Sunday service. At the same
News · 14 November 2022
The afterglow of Liverpool’s River of Light is burning bright with the event once again boosting the local economy. Across 17 nights, more than 250,000 people – a record number to visit the trail – headed to the city centre to enjoy the free outdoor trail which was organised by Liverpool City Council’s award-winning Culture
Community Safety · 11 November 2022
Passengers are set to see an increased uniformed police presence around transport hubs and on key bus routes as part of the Safer Streets Liverpool campaign focused on keeping women safe.
Armed forces · 11 November 2022
A series of events will take place in Liverpool to mark Remembrance Sunday this year.
News · 10 November 2022
NEXT week, Liverpool City Council’s cabinet is set to discuss the next steps for revised plans to increase school places for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. Earlier this year, an informal consultation was held into a set of proposals to move and expand special schools in order to increase the number of places
News · 9 November 2022
This week is National Youth Work Week. In this blog, Yvonne Maddocks team manager, targeted support, targeted services for young people, pulls back the “magic curtain” of what youth work is and reflects on the invaluable work that is done in Liverpool to support young people… Ask most people what youth work is and they
