Arts & Events · 18 September 2026
A major new artwork celebrating the power of community is set to join this year’s River of Light programme, thanks to support from Arts Council England. Celebrated artist Murugiah has been commissioned to create a brand-new installation, titled ‘Together’, inspired by the theme of River of Light 2026. The commission has been made possible with
Thriving communities · 17 September 2026
Liverpool residents are helping the city boost its recycling rates, according to latest figures.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 17 September 2026
A Liverpool service that is making it easier for residents to access contraception in their local community has won a national pharmacy award. The Liverpool Community Pharmacy Implant Service, delivered through a partnership between Liverpool City Council, Axess Sexual Health and Green Lane Pharmacy, was named Health Initiative of the Year at the C+D Awards
A well-run council · 17 September 2026
The recognition comes as the city continues to gain international attention for its leadership on climate action, innovation and sustainable urban development.
A well-connected, sustainable and accessible city · 17 September 2026
Community learning provides much more than access to courses. Across Liverpool, it helps residents build confidence, improve wellbeing, develop new skills, and take positive steps towards employment, volunteering, and further education. For many people, especially those who have been away from education for some time, community-based learning can be the first step towards new opportunities.
Thriving communities · 16 September 2026
Liverpool City Council has transformed the memorial garden at Springwood Crematorium, creating a more welcoming and comforting space for families to remember and celebrate the lives of babies and children.
Thriving communities · 15 September 2026
Thousands of Liverpool families will find it easier to get help with benefits, debt, housing and everyday living costs after Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet approved a new £1.1 million support programme. The four-year programme will see dedicated Citizens Advice Liverpool advisers providing free, independent advice through Family Hubs and community venues across the city. It
Thriving communities · 15 September 2026
Liverpool City Council and the Queen Elizabeth Trust are joining forces on an ambitious new joint endeavour at Croxteth Country Park, building on the Council’s plans to unlock more of the much-loved park’s potential for local communities and future generations. The Queen Elizabeth Trust is one of three memorial projects announced by the Government in April to
Health · 14 September 2026
Families, carers, children and young people will be at the heart of the third week of Liverpool Recovery Month. The week will recognise how recovery can strengthen families and relationships, while celebrating the important role that loved ones, peer networks and local communities can play. Events across Liverpool and Merseyside will bring people together through
Thriving communities · 9 September 2026
Liverpool's thriving allotment community has celebrated another successful year and the winners of the city's annual allotment competition have been announced.
Health · 7 September 2026
Liverpool residents are invited to explore how looking after their wellbeing can support recovery during the second week of Recovery Month. Free community events will offer opportunities to meet local services, hear lived-experience stories and try activities including walking, gardening, yoga, meditation and peer support. Recovery means different things to different people. It could involve
News · 4 September 2026
Her Majesty The Queen has visited Spellow Community Hub and Library in Walton to learn more about how the community came together following the riots two years ago.
Arts & Events · 3 September 2026
Liverpool City Council is encouraging residents to visit a powerful new installation at the city’s historic Cunard Building, which aims to create space for reflection, conversation and understanding around suicide and its impact on individuals, families and communities. Close to Home, an artistic installation by award-winning artist Mark Storor, opens on Saturday 5 September and
Healthier lives for children and adults · 3 September 2026
Liverpool’s food organisations, community groups, businesses and residents have come together for the launch of the next phase of the city’s Good Food Plan. The second Liverpool Good Food Summit, held at The Florrie on Thursday 3 September, celebrated the work already taking place across the city and explored how partners can work together to
Health · 3 September 2026
Liverpool residents are being encouraged to take a few minutes for their health during Know Your Numbers! Week starting on Monday 7 September by attending one of the free blood pressure check events taking place across the city.
Thriving communities · 1 September 2026
Liverpool City Council is encouraging residents to take simple steps to become better prepared for emergencies by supporting this year's 30 Days 30 Ways campaign.
Health · 31 August 2026
People rebuilding their lives following challenges with drugs, alcohol, gambling, smoking and mental wellbeing will be at the heart of Liverpool’s Recovery Month this September. The citywide campaign will share powerful lived-experience stories to challenge stigma, inspire hope and show residents that recovery is possible. Recovery Month is held every September to celebrate the achievements
Community · 29 August 2026
Powerful stories of survival, resilience and hope will take centre stage at a free event marking International Overdose Awareness Day in Liverpool. Voices of Recovery will bring together people with lived experience, local support organisations and residents at the Museum of Liverpool on Monday 31 August 2026. Taking place from 11am to 4pm, the event
Thriving communities · 28 August 2026
Picture of Health exhibition is on tour around Liverpool. The next stop is Central Library, where we are inviting people to share in the experience and to tell us about their own picture of health. From Tuesday 1 to Monday 14 September 2026, the free exhibition explores one important question: “What does health mean to you?”. Residents can explore photographs taken
A strong and fair economy for all · 26 August 2026
A new online resource has launched to help professionals respond with confidence and compassion when a child or young person is experiencing, or at risk of, self-harm. The Cheshire and Merseyside Self-Harm Professional Resource Hub provides clear, practical guidance for anyone who works with or regularly comes into contact with children and young people. Self-harm
