News · 21 May 2020
Liverpool has just become cleaner and greener thanks to the installation of a ‘living greenwall’ on the exterior of St Johns Shopping Centre. Spanning 65 metres in length, the living green wall is one of the longest in the UK and hasbeen installed as part of a project which seeks to increase green space in
Blog · 28 April 2020
Liverpool City Council graphic designer Esther Lazenby explains how she came up with the artwork for the city’s new fleet of green CNG powered refuse vehicles which are hitting the streets. I have worked as a graphic designer for over 20 years, so I’ve seen my artwork produced in all sorts of places from social
Climate Change · 6 December 2019
Liverpool City Council Green Champions tell you how to make your festive season fun and environmentally friendly! The festive season is a special time that marks the end of the year, whether you are Christian, or a different faith, or no faith at all. It is a chance to pause and reflect on the last
Blog · 25 September 2019
Nina Lloyd-Jones, Liverpool City Council Staff Green Champion Liverpool City Council has recently launched a staff Green Champions scheme to make sure the organisation is driving the Climate Change agenda from the inside. We hear from one Green Champion, Nina Lloyd-Jones, about how recycling can become part of your every day life. As many of you will
Blog · 20 September 2019
Just over two months ago I was asked by the Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, if I would take on the newly created ‘Environment and Sustainability’ portfolio in Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet. Liverpool was about to declare a ‘Climate Emergency’ (on 17 July) and Mayor Anderson had created the new post in the cabinet to
News · 1 August 2019
A total of nine projects which will improve green and open spaces across Liverpool are set to receive cash from planning agreements made with developers.
Environment · 17 March 2014
The Mayor of Liverpool has called a summit meeting to look at how the city can be made cleaner and greener.
