Author: Adam Evans

Liverpool is preparing to host a week-long series of events aimed at uniting residents, businesses, and community partners in a collective effort to accelerate climate action within the city. Scheduled for 21–27 June, this initiative—Liverpool Climate Action Week—will highlight the ongoing efforts to reduce carbon emissions while promoting better health and fostering new economic opportunities… Continue reading Liverpool Climate Action Week to showcase city’s leadership on reducing carbon emissions

Liverpool is experiencing a pivotal moment where strategy, ambition, partnerships, and storytelling converge seamlessly. According to Susan Finnegan from Liverpool City Council, this convergence is embodied in the initiative Liverpool Welcomes Europe. Far from being merely another item on a prestigious events calendar, this platform serves as a deliberate and dynamic catalyst designed to propel… Continue reading Liverpool Welcomes Europe: A Platform for the Future We Intend to Build

This week, Liverpool is hosting a significant gathering of European diplomats and dignitaries for an extraordinary business conference. The city has welcomed numerous EU ambassadors, state consul-generals, and other important figures to participate in this exclusive event designed to deepen connections between the UK and Europe. The invitation-only conference, Liverpool Welcomes Europe, is organized by… Continue reading Europe comes to Liverpool! Leaders gather for Liverpool Welcomes Europe

Liverpool City Council has opened a public consultation inviting input from residents, businesses, and local organisations regarding plans for a new Heat Network Zone within Liverpool’s city centre. The proposed zone includes parts of the city centre and the Knowledge Quarter, areas identified as prime candidates for implementing low-carbon heat networks to reduce emissions effectively.… Continue reading Have your say on city centre heat network plans

Bank View School is proudly acknowledging the remarkable accomplishments of two of its cherished community members, who have recently been honoured with distinguished national awards for their exceptional dedication to education and their support for individuals with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). In January, Governor Bob Davies was bestowed with the Member of the… Continue reading Bank View School celebrates national recognition for outstanding contributions

On Wednesday, 17 June, St George’s Hall will host an event for families, carers, and professionals involved with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), offering an opportunity to explore the extensive support available to them. The event, known as SEND Local Offer LIVE, goes beyond the usual online directories by providing a space… Continue reading Liverpool’s Local Offer for children and families with SEND is coming LIVE to St George’s Hall this June.

Liverpool City Council is poised to approve an ambitious redevelopment scheme that aims to introduce over 7,000 new homes in a key neighbourhood near the city’s north docks. The initiative, known as the Vision for Pumpfields and Limekilns, intends to transform currently underutilised plots and vacant buildings close to the city centre into a vibrant… Continue reading Transformational proposals for city centre neighbourhood

Liverpool City Council is preparing to present its comprehensive Housing Design Guide to the Cabinet in June, following the completion of a citywide public consultation. This initiative aims to establish a strong vision for how future housing developments in Liverpool should be approached, focusing on the wellbeing of residents, high design standards, and sustainability. The… Continue reading Liverpool’s Housing Design Guide moves to next stage following public consultation

This summer, a project will be undertaken to safely remove contaminated soil from two schools in Liverpool. Redbridge High School and Bank View School will both undergo remediation after asbestos-containing materials were found in landscaped areas on their grounds. The contamination was initially detected in 2019 and is thought to be connected to old allotment… Continue reading Liverpool schools to undergo summer works

Liverpool’s busiest transport hub is poised for a significant redevelopment as Liverpool City Council has commissioned a renowned specialist design team to craft a long-term vision for the Central Station district. This initiative is centered on forming a Strategic Regeneration Framework (SRF) aimed at guiding investment, placemaking, and renewal efforts that unlock the station’s full… Continue reading Liverpool Central major revamp project sees council appoint design team to reimagine city gateway