Healthier lives for children and adults · 3 April 2024
Liverpool City Council is seeking to award grants of up to £50,000 to third sector organisations to provide support to victims of domestic abuse who have a housing need.
Thriving communities · 10 November 2023
Chart-topping put Liverpool on the music map, and we have a wall of discs to prove it. It was a big deal then and it still is now, writes Kevin McManus, Head of UNESCO City of Music (and someone with history of a No1 hit)...
A strong and fair economy for all · 13 October 2023
Liverpool City Council is undertaking a review of street trading along Sefton Park’s perimeter roads.
News · 22 August 2023
LIVERPOOL will become home to a new secondary school after the Department for Education approved plans to open a new free school. Star Academies will open the 800-place Eden Girls’ Leadership Academy for pupils aged 11-18 and it is one of 15 new schools nationally approved under the government’s free schools programme. The multi-academy trust
Uncategorized · 15 August 2023
Liverpool City Council is to launch a plan to maximise the opportunities from development, investment and regeneration over the next 20 years.
News · 2 August 2023
Two entrepreneurs have taken the keys for Liverpool's latest £1 shops - with both owing a debt of thanks to their family!
Uncategorized · 19 May 2023
A short break service for children with complex needs and disabilities in Liverpool, described as a ‘lifeline’ by parents, has been praised in its recent inspection by Ofsted.
Eurovision · 5 May 2023
Young people are being invited to learn hairdressing, make up, beauty and nail art skills as part of Culture Liverpool’s EuroStreet programme. Commissioned by Culture Liverpool as part of the host city’s EuroStreet programme, Brook Community Training will deliver twice-weekly sessions for young people aged 10-18 and young people with special educational needs, or disabilities
News · 2 May 2023
A world premiere of a ‘lost’ song by the late Merseybeat legend Gerry Marsden is to launch a fascinating new exhibition exploring how and why Liverpool rose to rule the pop world in 1963.
News · 21 April 2023
A series of evaluation studies are taking place to determine the social impact of Eurovision 2023 on wellbeing, cultural legacy and the economy.
News · 20 March 2023
The library of the future is to launch in Liverpool tomorrow (Tuesday, 21st March).
News · 15 March 2023
Liverpool's newest statement building - HEMISPHERE - is set to be one of the world's leading climate friendly developments.
News · 19 December 2022
A Liverpool City Council-led project has been praised as an example of best practice in a national report. The National Child Mortality Database Programme Thematic Report, published earlier this month, is the first report that analyses all sudden and unexpected deaths of children and young people, from birth up to their 18th birthday, and covers
News · 21 November 2022
Thousands of tonnes of waste set to be illegally dumped in a Liverpool warehouse has been prevented by an undercover operation involving the city council.
News · 11 October 2022
An Experimental Traffic Regulation Order for Lime Street has begun today - 11 October 2022.
Uncategorized · 3 October 2022
Liverpool City Council has launched an underground revolution - in a bid to bin an age-old problem with black bag refuse and litter.
News · 26 July 2022
It’s a flag waving day for Liverpool – after two of its best loved parks picked up a national award.
News · 13 July 2022
LIVERPOOL FC manager Jürgen Klopp and actress Sue Johnston are set to be awarded the Freedom of Liverpool. The proposals to bestow the city’s highest civic honour will be considered at an extraordinary meeting of Liverpool City Council next Wednesday, 20 July, and, if approved, a ceremony will be held at a future date. The
Uncategorized · 7 June 2022
It’s that wonderful time of year in Liverpool. We’ve just marked the “unofficial” start of summer, and green has burst back into the color palette. In all the ‘warm-weather’ excitement, a persistent thought might also re-enter your brain: “I want to start cycling.” Liverpool occupies a particularly flat, coastal area, so you don’t need to
News · 28 April 2022
STUDENTS from a Liverpool school are today supporting the launch of a new international coding platform. As part of International Girls in ICT Day pupils at the Academy of St Francis of Assisi will be linking up virtually with girls in the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya who have been learning digital skills whilst in
