Author: Louise Powney

Liverpool’s markets are gearing up for a vibrant August, with two new locations adding to the already bustling scene. The introduction of markets in Dovecot and Norris Green, alongside the regular community markets at Allerton Hall and Lark Lane, highlights the council’s dedication to enriching the market experience for locals and visitors alike. In an… Continue reading City’s markets offer welcomes new additions

Liverpool is preparing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VJ Day this Friday. On August 15th, it will have been eighty years since Japan surrendered in the Far East, marking the end of World War II. A Service of Remembrance is scheduled for 10.30am at the Far East Prisoners of War Repatriation Memorial on the… Continue reading Liverpool to Mark VJ80 Day

If you missed out on attending the Liverpool Adult Learning Service open days in July, fret not! There are still plenty of opportunities for learners to connect with the team in the upcoming month. Following the success of four open days in July, experienced ALS team members and tutors will be available for four more… Continue reading Liverpool Adult Learning Service to host further open days

Plans for a new school in Liverpool are moving closer to a key milestone with the submission of site proposals to the Department for Education. Eden Girls’ Leadership Academy, Liverpool, which will be managed by Star Academies, was given the green light in August 2023 under the Free Schools Programme in response to the growing… Continue reading Council submits site proposal for new school 

If you were born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, there is a possibility that you are entitled to a share of £1.5bn. Many children born in the UK during this period have a Child Trust Fund, with over 780,000 young people unaware that they may eventually claim an average of £2,000. Between… Continue reading Child Trust Funds – claim what’s yours

Summer break can be a challenging time for parents and caregivers, but support is readily available. The Liverpool Parenting Team is organizing drop-in sessions during the school holidays to provide advice, guidance, and support to anyone in need. Expert parenting inclusion practitioners will be present at these sessions to offer assistance on various family, parenting,… Continue reading Family Parenting and Relationship Support Drop Ins

Liverpool City Council is dedicated to supporting residents in their employment journey, whether they are re-entering the workforce after a period of unemployment or seeking their first job. Individuals with learning disabilities or autism often face challenges in finding employment, as only 4.1 percent in the north west are in paid roles despite a desire… Continue reading Empowering young people into work

Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is gearing up to give the green light to plans for the construction of temporary modular classrooms aimed at expanding school places for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The proposal is to provide an additional 40 places at the Naylorsfield Drive location of Millstead Primary School in Netherley,… Continue reading Forty further SEND school places to be created

Looking to get back into education but not sure where to start? Liverpool Adult Learning Service (ALS) is hosting open days next week across four different centers in the city to provide information on courses available starting in September. The drop-in open days will take place as follows: – Tuesday, July 15th from 10am-2pm and… Continue reading Open up a world of skills with the Adult Learning Service

Liverpool residents are encouraged to join together to observe Father’s Day next week. The Anfield Crematorium chapel will be open on Sunday, June 15th from noon to 2pm for a moment of peaceful contemplation, with a brief service scheduled at 1pm. This gathering is a collaboration with the Good Funeral Company, and attendees can contribute… Continue reading A celebration of Father’s Day