Author: Adam Evans

Liverpool City Council is preparing to move forward with the next phase of improvement works on Wavertree High Street, with a budget exceeding £2 million. The upcoming Cabinet meeting is expected to grant approval for these enhancements, which aim to boost safety and accessibility along the stretch extending from the Clock Tower roundabout to Spofforth… Continue reading Upgrades to boost safety and accessibility on Wavertree High Street

Liverpool City Council and Knowsley Council have announced a free event designed to highlight education and employment opportunities for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The event targets young individuals aged 14 to 24, along with their families, focusing on options available after the age of 16 in the Liverpool and Knowsley… Continue reading Young people with SEND invited to education and employment opportunities event

A well-established healthcare supplier based in Liverpool is undergoing a significant transformation by embracing digital innovation and advanced manufacturing techniques. This shift is designed to enhance its offerings to both the NHS and private healthcare sectors while creating new employment opportunities within the region. Algeos, a manufacturer and distributor specialising in podiatry, physiotherapy, and prosthetics,… Continue reading Healthcare business invests in digital innovation and 3D printing thanks to Council support

Liverpool City Council is partnering with the University of Liverpool to launch a significant public consultation focused on Paddington South, a key site poised for major innovation and public space enhancements within the city. This initiative aims to boost Liverpool’s life science and innovation sectors by developing a dynamic new neighborhood that offers improved connectivity… Continue reading Public consultation to launch on Liverpool’s Paddington South masterplan

An entrepreneur based in Liverpool is revitalizing underutilized school facilities—including halls, sports pitches, and meeting rooms—by converting them into dynamic community hubs. This initiative not only generates additional income for schools but also provides local residents with new opportunities to engage, stay active, and foster connections. Shima Ami, the founder of the Community Lettings Management… Continue reading Liverpool business turns empty halls into thriving community hubs

Fiji Rugby has revealed that the Fiji Water Flying Fijians will face England at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, 11 July, as part of the upcoming Nations Championship. Unlike many teams that will travel south for their matches, Fiji Rugby is choosing to stage its home fixtures in the Northern Hemisphere this season. This… Continue reading Fiji to host Nations Championship match against England at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium

Liverpool currently boasts 11 Family Hubs scattered throughout the city, as the local council works toward establishing one in each neighbourhood. This year alone, five new hubs have been inaugurated, expanding on the six that were already in operation. These centres serve as vital support points for families with children and young people from birth… Continue reading Liverpool now has 11 Family Hubs as council continues to expand offer

Liverpool City Council is set to release a comprehensive long-term strategy aimed at steering regeneration, development, and place-making within one of the city centre’s most vital growth zones. The forthcoming Pumpfields & Limekilns Supplementary Planning Document (SPD), which is expected to be approved during the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday 24 February, lays the foundation for… Continue reading Exciting future outlined for city’s Pumpfields & Limekilns neighbourhood

Liverpool City Council has successfully secured a lower average rate for temporary accommodation provided to homeless individuals while also decreasing the number of people placed in hotel rooms. These efforts form part of a broader strategy to manage financial pressures on the council’s temporary housing budget, which currently supports around 1,600 households in interim or… Continue reading New contract to reduce cost of temporary accommodation

Liverpool City Council’s Planning Committee has given the green light to the initial building within the King Edward Triangle redevelopment project, marking a significant advancement in one of the city’s most ambitious urban renewal schemes. This approval paves the way for the transformation of a key waterfront area into a vibrant mixed-use district that will… Continue reading Green light for King Edward Triangle building as planning committee approves landmark