Author: Adam Evans

Liverpool City Council is set to support Mayor Steve Rotheram’s initiative to boost regeneration efforts across the city’s North Docks through the creation of a new Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC). This strategic move aims to expedite the construction of thousands of new homes and significant commercial projects by leveraging devolved development powers. The initiative is… Continue reading New development zone announced to accelerate regeneration across North Docks

A renowned bakery located in Anfield has collaborated with Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service to protect valuable employment opportunities and enhance social impact across North Liverpool. Homebaked, a staple in the local community, serves thousands of football supporters and residents weekly, offering a variety of pies, bread, and breakfast options. Beyond simply providing food,… Continue reading Homebaked boosts capacity with support from Liverpool City Council

A comprehensive winter programme offering a wide variety of activities for eligible children and young people has been unveiled for the upcoming Christmas holidays. These events will be organised by local voluntary groups and community sector organisations, aiming to engage children throughout the festive break. The Winter Holiday Activity and Food Programme (HAF) is scheduled… Continue reading Hundreds of activities announced for eligible young people this Christmas

A significant commitment aiming to shift the creative industries towards clean energy by 2030 was announced during the United Nations Accelerator City Expedition TWO event held in Liverpool. This milestone reflects Liverpool’s role as the world’s first UN Accelerator City for Climate Action, a status that facilitated a gathering of industry leaders, city representatives, and… Continue reading Creative industries unite for clean power at Accelerator City Expedition TWO

A family-operated childcare nursery in North Liverpool has successfully converted a former pub into a flourishing local business, propelled by expert support that facilitated its bold growth. Bonnie Bear Nursery, established by Hayley and Charlie Murtagh, provides a caring and stimulating environment designed for children aged from 12 weeks up to five years old. The… Continue reading From Rice Lane pub to childcare success, a journey of growth for a Walton business

Abbot’s Lea School, a special school located in Woolton, Liverpool, has earned the distinguished recognition as the best school in the UK for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and inclusive education. In addition to this national accolade, the school has also been named the Most Inspirational Specialist School in the Northwest region, highlighting its… Continue reading Double win – Abbot’s Lea School named UK leader in SEND and most inspirational specialist school

Liverpool has emerged as the most-filmed city in the UK outside of London, with a vibrant screen industry at its core. Central to this success story are sisters Faye and Claire Newton, experienced location managers whose portfolios include notable productions such as *Peaky Blinders*, *Bridgerton*, *The Ipcress File*, and Amazon’s *Heads of State*. Together, they… Continue reading Liverpool Locations: connecting people, places and productions

Liverpool residents are being encouraged to come together and extend their generosity to ensure that vulnerable young people in the city have gifts to open this Christmas. The Liverpool City Council has initiated its annual Christmas Gift Appeal, inviting members of the public and council employees alike to contribute donations for young adults transitioning out… Continue reading Gift Appeal aims to bring Christmas joy to care leavers

Liverpool City Council has announced plans to significantly increase the number of Family Hubs across the city, aiming to provide one hub in every neighbourhood. Currently, there are five Family Hubs in operation, but this figure is set to rise to twelve. This expansion is intended to make support more accessible to families throughout the… Continue reading Every neighbourhood in Liverpool to have its own Family Hub

Liverpool City Council has recently been selected as one of the 12 local authorities nationwide to benefit from an £8 million government fund dedicated to enhancing youth service provision in the city. As a result, the city council has successfully secured a grant of over half a million pounds (£546,161) from the Department for Culture,… Continue reading City council chosen as one of 12 local authorities to receive part of £8m youth transformation fund