Author: Louise Powney

A commemorative parade was held by veterans in Liverpool City Centre on Sunday, 9 June, to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The event brought people together to pay their respects to the soldiers who fought in the Battle of Normandy on 6 June 1944. The parade began at the Royal Albert Dock, with prayers… Continue reading Liverpool marks #DDay80

St. George’s Hall Market is set to showcase more than 80 of the best independent local businesses. The market will be held on Father’s Day, which is Sunday, June 16th, and visitors will be able to explore both the inside and outside of the hall where a range of goods will be sold. The visitors… Continue reading “Hall” aboard for St George’s Summer Market!

Father’s Day will be celebrated in Liverpool at Anfield Crematorium. A commemorative service and period of reflection will be held on Sunday, June 16, between noon and 2pm, with the event delivered in partnership with Good Funeral Company. The crematorium chapel will open from 11am-noon for those who would like to take a moment of… Continue reading A Celebration of Father’s Day

Liverpool City Council is set to host an Early Years Recruitment Event on Wednesday, June 12, encouraging anyone aged 16 and above who is interested in the educational and childcare sectors to attend. The event, which will take place at The Liner Hotel near Lime Street Station, is targeted at unemployed and working individuals looking… Continue reading New career? Have you considered Early Years?

Liverpool is preparing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, with a series of events to be held on 6 and 9 June. These will include a service of celebration and commemoration, taking place in St. John’s Gardens at noon on 6 June. Liverpool-born D-Day veteran Joseph Carter, now aged 100, is among… Continue reading Liverpool to mark 80th anniversary of D-Day

Applications are now open for the latest cohort of the LIMF Academy, inviting the best young artists, bands, and producer-artists from the Liverpool City Region. The free 12-month program offers access to bursaries, performance opportunities, masterclasses, free rehearsal time, mentoring, and coaching by frontline music industry professionals. LIMF Academy has supported over 5,000 creators since… Continue reading LIMF Academy 2024/25 set to hit all the high notes

Liverpool City Council has unveiled three new Family Hub networks, bringing the total in the city to five. The hubs will be based within existing children’s centres and will support families in wards including Edge Hill, Smithdown, Arundel, Toxteth, and Princes Park. The Family Hub model expands on the current offering of children’s centres, with… Continue reading Liverpool’s next three Family Hubs launched

Liverpool City Council has announced plans to host a new market in one of the city’s most iconic locations, and it is now inviting traders to participate in the event. The market will take place at St George’s Hall, a Grade I-listed neoclassical building. It will be held for the first time on Sunday 16… Continue reading Set out your stall at St George’s Hall!

Trophy Homes Ltd, a letting agent operating unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO), has been hit with a Banning Order by Liverpool City Council. The order was granted by a First-tier Tribunal and will prohibit the letting agent from letting housing in England, engaging in English letting agency work, engaging in English property management work,… Continue reading Liverpool City Council applies for Banning Order on letting agent

Trophy Homes Ltd, a letting agent in Liverpool, has been banned from operating unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO). Liverpool City Council successfully placed the Banning Order on the rogue letting agent after failing to obtain a license for two HMO properties. The Banning Order, granted under the Housing and Planning Act 2016 on Thursday,… Continue reading Liverpool City Council applies Banning Order on rouge letting agent