Author: Adam Evans

Liverpool City Council is encouraging former social workers who have stepped away from the profession to think about rejoining in 2026. The council is working closely with the University of Manchester to support their Return to Social Work programme by providing placements and dedicated academy support, with as many as 45 spots available throughout the… Continue reading Liverpool supports social workers to return to practice

Liverpool City Council’s Highways team is marking significant achievements through the Liverpool Live Labs Programme, which continues to lead efforts in decarbonising roads and advancing sustainable transport initiatives in the UK. This ambitious project is part of ADEPT Live Labs 2: Decarbonising Local Roads in the UK, a £30 million, three-year nationwide programme funded by… Continue reading Liverpool in pole position in the drive towards sustainable highways innovation

The past year has proven to be exceptionally eventful for Liverpool, marked by significant occasions such as hosting the Prime Minister and government officials during the Labour Party conference, receiving visits from EU Ambassadors, and successfully staging popular events like the River of Light. These highlights underscore the city’s growing prominence on both the political… Continue reading A New Year message from Cllr Liam Robinson, Leader of Liverpool City Council

Liverpool City Council has marked a significant advancement in its regeneration plans for the North Docks following Cabinet approval of proposals for a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) on Tuesday, 16 December. This endorsement is a pivotal move that aims to hasten high-quality redevelopment along the city’s northern waterfront. The newly agreed MDC will function under… Continue reading Major milestone for North Docks Mayoral Development Corporation, as Council agree proposals

Certainly! Here is a polished completion of the provided article content, ensuring clarity and coherence: — Creating additional school places for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has been a key priority for Liverpool City Council. The latest phase of the project was funded by Liverpool City Council using almost… Continue reading £10m regeneration of SEND school complete

An aviation and logistics firm based in Speke has gained renewed clarity and increased confidence to expand internationally after partnering with Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service. This service is backed by funding from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), administered via the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority. Wynne Aviation, located… Continue reading Wynne Aviation charts confident course for growth thanks to Council’s Business Support Service

Liverpool City Council is poised to approve ambitious plans to initiate high-quality, housing-led regeneration in the Vauxhall and West Everton areas, marking the earliest developments of the Liverpool North New Town project. This initiative focuses on the Vescock Street/Limekiln Lane site, which is part of the broader Greatie Market/Scotland Road Regeneration Programme. The initiative aims… Continue reading Early phase of Liverpool North New Town regeneration set for Council’s green light

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