Video · 30 June 2020
Wildflowers at the World Museum
The team at Liverpool’s World Museum has created a wildflower meadow right in the heart of the city centre.
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Video · 30 June 2020
Croxteth Hall Repair Work
Liverpool City Council could be set to fund a series of essential repair works at Croxteth Hall.
Video · 26 June 2020
Mayor of Liverpool congratulates LFC
Following Liverpool Football Club’s historic title win, Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson congratulates the club and talks about how the city will celebrate.
Video · 22 June 2020
You Are Not Alone
Liverpool City Council is supporting victims of domestic abuse through the coronavirus outbreak.Help is available and the message is: You Are Not Alone.
Video · 19 June 2020
Liverpool taxis’ protective screens
Liverpool City Council has become the first in the country to approve a locally-designed protective screen for taxis and private hire vehicles.
Video · 15 June 2020
Mayor Anderson on street names associated with the slave trade
Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson says the debate facing the city is about more than street names, it is about equality.
Video · 15 June 2020
Sefton Park Floating Island
Sefton Park has a new floating island. Part of a project to encourage wildlife and protect the lake.
Video · 15 June 2020
Push To Talk
To celebrate Carers Week we focus on a new device and app developed by city-based DefProc Engineering in partnership with Liverpool City Council, which is bringing carers closer together.
Video · 10 June 2020
Internet connectivity in Everton
Families in Everton are about to get connected thanks to a partnership between the local community and Vodafone.
News · 8 June 2020
Mayor Anderson reflects on the death of George Floyd and #BlackLivesMatter
Mayor Anderson reflects on the death of George Floyd and #BlackLivesMatter and talks about what it means for Liverpool and what the city can do to correct institutional racism.
Video · 8 June 2020
Parr Street Living Green Wall
This exciting project aims to bring wildlife back to Liverpool City Centre by creating a Living Green Wall on Parr Street.
Video · 8 June 2020
Back to school with East Prescot Road Nursery
East Prescot Road Nursery School started welcoming pupils back for the first time since lockdown began. We caught up with staff to talk about what preparations they have made.
Video · 2 June 2020
The Cornflower
A look at one of the wildflowers being planted on Liverpool’s major routes and gateway sites.
Video · 2 June 2020
Support for rough sleepers during coronavirus
Michelle Langan from The Paper Cup Project talks about Liverpool City Council’s support for rough sleepers during the coronavirus outbreak.
Video · 25 May 2020
Liverpool’s Wildflowers
Liverpool City Council has teamed up with the National Wildflower Centre to turn the city’s major routes and gateways into wildflower havens this summer.
Video · 22 May 2020
Food Deliveries To People In Need
Liverpool Region Mosque Network (LRMN) has been hard at work delivering more than 200 meals to people in need across Liverpool. From its base in Toxteth, the LRMN has been cooking, packing and bringing the whole community together.
Video · 19 May 2020
Titanic Tribute
Liverpool City Council has commissioned artist Alan Murray to give is model of the Titanic on Mill Street a multi-coloured make-over as a tribute to the city’s key-workers.
Video · 14 May 2020
Mayoral Question Time
We asked you to submit questions for Mayor Anderson – you submitted questions on a variety of different topics ranging from schools, cycling routes and transport.
Video · 13 May 2020
Mayor announces vast network of temporary cycle lanes
A vast network of temporary cycle lanes are to be introduced in Liverpool to help kick-start the city’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson has today green lit a £2m package to introduce potentially up to 100km of pop-up cycle lanes along key routes into and within Liverpool city centre. The
Video · 9 May 2020
Garden Fires Plea
Councillor Sharon Connor urges residents to not use fire pits or burn green waste in their gardens during the coronavirus outbreak.
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