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Five months into her role as Liverpool City Council’s Interim Chief Highways Officer, Karen Agbabiaka talks about the changes she’s...
The Council is pioneering the use of smart road and highway technologies with a series of experiments across the city on roads, pedestrian crossings and cycle paths.
The Churchill Way flyovers in Liverpool city centre are to be demolished after an independent engineering inspection found they should not carry vehicles or pedestrians because of significant defects, and cannot be strengthened.
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Work has begun to transform an underused concrete amphitheatre into Liverpool’s first purpose-built children's learn-to-ride facility.
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Liverpool City Council has turned to Artificial Intelligence in a bid to improve the state of the city’s roads.
Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation to inform how and where the city invests in new infrastructure that will encourage people to walk and cycle more often.
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Liverpool Baltic is the new name for the station to be built on the site of the former St James station after winning a public vote.
As part of the contract, the two firms are committed to creating social value that will see benefit to the community in addition to the work carried out.
A £5 million scheme to revamp a key part of the Anfield community, creating a greener and safer experience for residents and visitors, is to be discussed next week.
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Important travel information is now live as anticipation builds ahead of the UEFA Champions League final this weekend when Liverpool...
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Work is to begin next week on a radical eco-friendly redesign of one of Liverpool’s most famous roads. The Strand...
New details on the next phase in a £47m programme to change the way people travel around Liverpool city centre have been announced.
It is hoped that not only will the artwork highlight - literally - the work of Live Labs 2, but it can also become a cultural attraction in its own right and an Instagrammable moment for members of the public.
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The role of a slavery defending Liverpool MP has been acknowledged in the heart of the Toxteth community - almost 40 years after his statue was removed following the infamous riots.
