News · 16 December 2021
LIVERPOOL City Council is taking its budget consultation on the road next week – so it can engage with residents face to face about options to save £34 million next year. The local authority has already seen its funding reduced by around 65 per cent since 2010, with spending now £465 million a year less
News · 13 December 2021
VULNERABLE families in Liverpool are set to receive extra support with food and fuel bills this winter. Eligible families with children under one, families with youngsters aged two years who are entitled to free early education, and families with children entitled to free school meals will receive three weeks’ worth of £15 supermarket vouchers per
News · 10 December 2021
Foreign and Development Ministers from across the world attending the G7 in Liverpool this weekend will receive a welcome letter from Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson and Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is hosting counterparts from the world’s leading economies for three days, from Friday 10 until Sunday 12 December,
News · 8 December 2021
LIVERPOOL City Council will join forces next week with an international technology initiative to encourage young people across the city to learn how to code. On Thursday 16 December the council launches a strategic partnership with iamtheCODE which will see secondary schools and youth organisations given the opportunity to host digital clubs, as well as
News · 8 December 2021
The Good Business Festival is returning to Liverpool in 2022. Major brands and inspiring leaders from business, media, music and academia will be part of what is the world’s largest responsible business festival, formed around six showcase events across Liverpool City Region and culminating in three days of events running from 22 – 24 March
News · 2 December 2021
A brand new festival is coming to Liverpool which takes a stand against racism. Championed by the Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson, Liverpool Against Racism (LAR) will take place in April 2022 and will feature specially commissioned music and cultural events which will stimulate a conversation about, and action against, racism. With a focus on
News · 2 December 2021
Thousands of pounds worth of illegal cigarettes and tobacco have been taken off the streets of Liverpool thanks to the nose-power of a furry, four-legged officer. To crack down on the sale of counterfeit goods, Liverpool City Council’s Alcohol and Tobacco Unit has welcomed a new addition to the team – Pippa, a specially trained
News · 28 November 2021
Hands up who’s excited for Christmas? Magical Christmas markets, non-stop shopping and historic streets filled with world-class culture (and pantos!). And if you’re ready to drop after all that shopping, Liverpool’s got it covered with cosy pubs and restaurants – perfect for every taste. The city’s Christmas 2021 marketing campaign – ‘Liverpool. Feels Like Christmas’
News · 24 November 2021
Liverpool and Merseyside Theatres Trust (LMTT) has today announced that Suba Das will be theirnew Creative Director, helping shape its artistic future and bringing a fresh perspective into twoof Merseyside’s iconic venues – Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse theatres. Currently Suba is Artistic Director and Chief Executive of new writing company HighTide. Previously anAssociate Director at
News · 24 November 2021
Merseytravel, Liverpool City Council, Merseyside Police and bus operators Arriva and Stagecoach will once again be working together to help reduce traffic congestion during the upcoming festive period. The joint traffic management scheme, which will run from Friday 26 November until Friday 24 December, has now operated for almost ten years. The initiative has proven
News · 24 November 2021
Iconic buildings and landmarks across the Liverpool City Region will be illuminated bright orange from tomorrow (Thursday 25th November), as part of a campaign aimed at ending gender-based violence. For the second consecutive year, Savera UK, a Merseyside-based leading charity that tackles culturally-specific abuse such as ‘honour’-based abuse (HBA), forced marriage and female genital mutilation
News · 19 November 2021
The next cohort of music makers have been given access to the award-winning LIMF Academy talent development programme. The Academy is an initiative with ambitions to improve skills and career opportunities for emerging music talent based in Merseyside aged 16-25 years old. The Academy gives exclusive access to activities, networks and insider know-how from the
News · 19 November 2021
ARE you a member of one of Liverpool’s diverse communities? Have you ever thought about becoming a school governor? Liverpool City Council is committed to ensuring boards of governors represent the communities they serve and is encouraging people from diverse groups to volunteer for this satisfying role. If you would like to get involved you’ll
News · 19 November 2021
A service will take place in Liverpool on Sunday 21 November to remember road traffic victims. The event is being held in the Concert Room of St George’s Hall at 1:30pm, during which tributes will be paid to loved ones who have died in road crashes. People of all faiths and those of no faith
News · 17 November 2021
LIVERPOOL’s Armed Forces Forum will be holding its fifth meeting next month. The forum, which was set up in January 2020, is a platform for organisations offering services to people who have left the Armed Forces and their families as well as those who are still serving. Next month’s meeting will be held on Thursday 2
News · 12 November 2021
A BOOK of condolence will be available from Monday, 15 November, at Liverpool Town Hall for people wishing to pay their respects to Eric Lynch. Eric was made a Citizen of Honour in 2018 and dedicated decades to educating people about Liverpool’s role in the slave trade. He also campaigned successfully for the city to
News · 10 November 2021
Liverpool’s Service of Remembrance and Dedication is one of the most important events in the city’s calendar. A number of city council teams have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure everyone has the opportunity to take part and pay their respects – either in person or online. On Sunday 14 November the city
News · 9 November 2021
In the wake of the news that Liverpool productions getting recognition in a number of award nomination categories, Liverpool Film Office’s Executive Producer and Fund Advisor, Chris Moll, reflects on how the city’s filming credentials are making Liverpool one of the most sought-after filming destinations around. The prestigious Rose D’Or and Royal Television Society North
News · 9 November 2021
A LIVERPOOL City Council worker who has helped hundreds of children and young people have a voice has finally received her MBE. Children’s rights and participation manager Julie Cashin was presented with her honour by Mark Blundell, Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside, at a ceremony at Liverpool Town Hall on Friday, 5 November, along with nine other
News · 9 November 2021
The pandemic has proved to be a challenging time for us all, but a whole host or award nominations are testament to how Liverpool Film Office adapted to ensure the film and TV sector could continue to thrive in the city. As a result of implementing Covid-safe practices which enabled productions to continue to work
