Blog · 7 November 2026
Jodie Cavanagh is an up-and-coming artist who has been commissioned by dot-art on behalf of Culture Liverpool to work on a project which recognises and showcases the unique stories, identities and achievements of Liverpool’s neighbourhoods. Here, she reflects on how she turned hardship into ambition. I am working alongside mural artist Joseph Venning on a
Blog · 5 November 2026
Carys Griffiths, senior procurement business partner in the Commercial Procurement Unit, explains how her team has set about improving the council’s procurement process for suppliers… One of the ambitions within Liverpool City Council’s new Sustainable Procurement Strategy is to create a more accessible and inclusive procurement environment for suppliers. Making sure that businesses of all sizes
News · 23 October 2026
National leaders have heard directly from Liverpool residents, young people and community organisations about tackling racism and building stronger communities during a visit to the city. The Race Equality Engagement Group (REEG), chaired by Baroness Lawrence, together with the Minister for Women and Equalities, Bridget Phillipson MP, visited Liverpool on Thursday 22 October to explore
Blog · 12 October 2026
Liverpool City Council is working with partners across the city to raise awareness of hate crime, encourage reporting and help people affected find support. Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and welcome in Liverpool. Hate crime can leave people feeling frightened, isolated and unwelcome in their own communities. It affects individuals, families and neighbourhoods, and
News · 24 September 2026
Liverpool City Council has welcomed a delegation from Japan to share how the city is working to build stronger, more connected and inclusive communities. The visit on Wednesday 23 September was part of the Multicultural Communities Policy Exchange Programme, which brings together local government representatives to learn from different approaches to community cohesion and social integration. The delegation heard how Liverpool's long history as a port city has shaped its communities, with migration playing an important part in the city's identity.
News · 15 September 2026
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet met at Town Hall this evening 16 September, working through an agenda that ranged from tackling child poverty to the future of the city’s waterfront. The meeting opened on a proud note, with the Leader reflecting on a standout few weeks for Liverpool. Queen Camilla recently visited Spellow Library, seeing firsthand
News · 14 September 2026
Liverpool City Council is all ready to help young people take their next steps to employment at the latest Youth Trailblazer event. The government-backed initiative has already seen over 700 young people aged 18-21 helped to access pre-employment support and job placements and now there is a new opportunity to find out about the programme.
News · 13 August 2026
Liverpool City Council is launching the Liverpool Young Futures Apprenticeship Programme, creating 29 paid apprenticeship opportunities for young Liverpool residents to earn, learn and build a career while making a difference in their city. Applications open on 13 August 2026 – the deadline has now been extended and closes at 11.59pm on 6 September 2026.
News · 13 August 2026
Didn’t get the result you were hoping for? Not sure what to do next? Don’t panic – there are still plenty of options available to you! Always reach out for support – you do not have to make decisions on your own. There is plenty of advice and guidance available in Liverpool to support young
Lord Mayor · 14 May 2026
Follow the Lord Mayor’s diary, sharing events, visits, people and stories that celebrate Liverpool’s community and civic life.
News · 10 April 2026
Aged 18-21? Fancy employment support and a free pizza lunch? Then the Liverpool Youth Trailblazer has you covered! Young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) are invited to the next Liverpool Youth Trailblazer (LYT) drop-in event on Thursday 30 April. To be held at PINS Social Club, Duke Street, from 11.30am-2pm,
Blog · 10 February 2026
Liverpool has always been a city with a big heart, a place shaped by people arriving from all over the world and contributing to its culture, community life, and identity. From students and workers to families seeking safety and a fresh start, generations of newcomers have helped build the vibrant, diverse city we are proud
News · 2 January 2026
Liverpool’s Adult Learning Service (ALS) will once again be hosting open days and skills checks to support people on to a vocational course. The highly successfully open days offer a chance to meet the experienced ALS team and tutors who will help learners to find the right course for them. Courses starting in January are:
News · 5 November 2025
Young people in Liverpool who are currently looking for employment are invited to the city’s first Youth Guarantee Trailblazer event later next week. On Tuesday 11 November, young people aged 18-21 can come along to Liverpool Town Hall to a special marketplace event to meet a wide range of partners who are looking to support
News · 7 October 2025
Residents in L8 are being invited to take part in a special Community Awareness Day on Thursday 9 October, which will showcase the wide range of services and support available in the area. The free event, running from 10am to 3pm at the PAL Centre is being delivered by Liverpool City Council’s Neighbourhood Team in
News · 5 September 2025
Two unlicensed dog boarders, who were described by a judge as “incompetent at best” have been banned from owning or boarding dogs for seven years. An investigation by Liverpool City Council found that Rachel and Owen Dempsey had been advertising their services without a Dog Home Boarding Licence. The council stepped in after receiving reports
News · 22 August 2025
I am writing to express Liverpool City Council’s position regarding the UKIP march scheduled to take place in our city on Saturday, 23rd August. Liverpool is a city built on diversity, resilience, and unity. We are proud of our long-standing reputation as a welcoming and inclusive place, home to communities from all walks of life
News · 21 August 2025
Cobalt Housing has officially launched its voluntary Smokefree Homes policy, reinforcing its commitment to tenant health and wellbeing. The policy encourages residents to keep their homes smokefree to protect themselves, their families, and their communities from the harmful effects of tobacco and second-hand smoke. Cobalt Housing, which manages around 6,000 affordable homes across North Liverpool,
News · 14 August 2025
August is set to be a busy month for Liverpool’s markets – with two new locations joining an ever-growing offer. Dovecot and Norris Green will host markets for the first time and join regular community markets at Allerton Hall and Lark Lane over the coming weeks. The new events further confirm the council’s commitment to
News · 11 August 2025
Liverpool will come together this Friday to mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day. On 15 August, eight decades will have passed since Japan surrendered in the Far East, finally ending the Second World War. A Service of Remembrance will be held at the Far East Prisoners of War (FEPOW) Repatriation Memorial on the Pier
