News · 7 October 2022
Match day car parks reports published
Liverpool City Council has published historic internal audit reports from 2015 and 2019 into the operation of match day car parks and the collection of charges.
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Community Safety · 6 October 2022
Hate crime support promoted
A series of events will take place next week to raise awareness of the support available to tackle Hate Crime in Liverpool.
Finance · 6 October 2022
Procurement review completed
A full review of Liverpool City Council’s procurement processes has been completed.
News · 5 October 2022
Arts Minister Urged to Back Liverpool’s Eurovision bid
Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson and Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor, Steve Rotheram, have written to the Minister of Arts, Rt. Hon. Stuart Andrew MP, to emphasise how passionate the city is about hosting the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023 on behalf of Ukraine. In the letter, they explain how important the visitor economy is
News · 5 October 2022
Recruitment Spotlight
Every week we will spotlight 5 job opportunities from our six directorates at Liverpool City Council. If you thrive on challenges and getting results, share our values and strive to make others feel valued, then we want to hear from you. Help us change the narrative at the council. Street Lighting Principal Engineer We are
News · 5 October 2022
More Liverpool children #GetConnected
ALMOST 600 children and young people in Liverpool are being supported to #GetConnected thanks to a partnership with Liverpool City Council and London Grid for Learning. The council has partnered with LGfL since 2016 to provide broadband to 73 of the city’s schools and now the council has received 590 brand new Chromebooks from LGfL
Mayor · 3 October 2022
BLOG: Mayor Joanne’s breast cancer message
Mayor Joanne Anderson reveals she has been undergoing treatment for breast cancer and urges women to make sure they go for a mammogram when they are invited...
Uncategorized · 3 October 2022
Subterranean super-bin scheme launched
Liverpool City Council has launched an underground revolution - in a bid to bin an age-old problem with black bag refuse and litter.
News · 3 October 2022
Late Night Levy reviewed
Liverpool City Council has launched a consultation on the future of the Late Night Levy paid for by businesses supplying alcohol after midnight.
News · 3 October 2022
Mental Health Campaign to shine a “light through dark times”
A new campaign is launching to support the wellbeing of Liverpool residents. Co-created by members of the public and Liverpool City Council’s Public Health team, the new campaign will help people to strengthen their mental health. Developed in response to increasing mental health needs post-pandemic, it acknowledges the varying levels of support required – including
Education · 30 September 2022
World Gymnastics Championships develops education programme for schools
The World Gymnastics Championships Liverpool 2022, which takes place from 29 October - 6 November, has developed an online education resource pack.
News · 29 September 2022
Blog: Winter Is Coming!
With flu and Covid both on the horizon, Director of Public Health for Liverpool, Matthew Ashton urges those who are eligible for a free flu vaccine and a Covid-19 booster vaccine to get protected as soon as possible. “We are expecting a difficult winter with a lot of respiratory illness due to viruses like flu
News · 29 September 2022
Liverpool marks Black History Month 2022
Let’s talk about race – that’s the message from partners who are bringing Liverpool’s Black History Month to life in October. Arts, heritage, culture and community activists working with Culture Liverpool for the last 10 months have curated a varied and stimulating programme of events which not only explore the past but look ahead to
News · 29 September 2022
Medal design for World Gymnastics Championships Liverpool 2022 unveiled
The World Gymnastics Championships Liverpool 2022 (WGC2022) has today revealed the medals to be presented in next month’s World Gymnastics Championships, designed close to home by Wirral-based designer, Amy Flynn.
News · 28 September 2022
Recycling centres switch to shorter winter hours
Merseyside’s Recycling Centres are set to switch to their shorter winter opening hours from Saturday 1 October.
News · 28 September 2022
Move in to the new Royal Liverpool hospital begins
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (LUHFT) has started its move to the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
News · 27 September 2022
Liverpool remains in the Eurovision 2023 race
Liverpool is today a massive step closer to being awarded the ultimate “douze points” of being the host city for Eurovision 2023 – as the BBC get closer to making their mind up. Following official presentations by shortlisted host cities last week, the BBC has today confirmed that Liverpool and Glasgow have now made it
News · 22 September 2022
Council’s Cabinet – 23 September
[le id=”14″] Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet will meet for its September meeting on Friday (23 September), at 10am at the Town Hall. This meeting is open to the public, but if you can’t attend, and want to follow all the action, the Communications team will be live blogging throughout the meeting on Liverpool Express. It’s
News · 22 September 2022
Children in care’s artwork to be displayed
CHILDREN in care who entered an art competition earlier this year are getting ready to see professional recreations of their work. The Stand By Me art competition, organised by Liverpool City Council’s Fostering Service, asked children and young people to create artworks showing the people in their lives who stand by them. Now local artist
News · 22 September 2022
For Liverpool, Eurovision Means More
A letter of support from every corner of our city region and beyond has now been sent to Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport by Mayor Joanne Anderson. I write to you personally on behalf of Liverpool – of each sector, faith, and corner of our society. Liverpool is an extraordinary place.
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