Author: Mike Doran

Liverpool Football Club’s Anfield stadium is set to undergo a major transformation with a £5 million scheme that aims to enhance the area’s appearance, safety, and accessibility. The proposed improvements are part of the Anfield Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) and are designed to make the high street greener, safer, and more inclusive. The project will… Continue reading £5m plans to transform area surrounding Anfield stadium

**In 2021, there were 131 cyclist injuries on Liverpool’s roads, with 33 riders sustaining serious injuries. As the weather warms up and more people take to their bikes, Liverpool City Council is urging road users to exercise caution. The Highway Code emphasizes the need to prioritize pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road users, placing the… Continue reading All bike users are saying is ‘Give Cyclists Space’

Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter development, with an investment of £1 billion, is embarking on a new phase after successfully demolishing the Smithdown Lane Police Station, a significant landmark. The completion of this demolition has opened up new opportunities for development under a collaboration between Liverpool City Council and the University of Liverpool. Paddington South, supported by… Continue reading Key landmark demolished as innovation scheme enters new phase

Liverpool City Council has announced a new five-year strategy aimed at addressing homelessness in the city. The Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025–2030 is set to be approved at the Council’s Cabinet meeting and focuses on making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring. Developed in collaboration with residents, local organizations, and individuals with lived experience, the… Continue reading City Council set to step up action to tackle homelessness

Liverpool City Council has given the green light for a significant makeover of a major corridor in the city, thanks to a substantial financial injection. This landmark boost of £3.4 million, the largest Section 106 contribution of the century, will support a transformative project in the Fabric District, located between the Knowledge Quarter and Lime… Continue reading Landmark investment set to transform Liverpool’s Fabric District

Liverpool’s historic Georgian Quarter has seen a significant transformation with the completion of a major project that has been recognized with a prestigious award in the transportation sector. The City Council of Liverpool, in collaboration with Huyton Asphalt, was awarded the Project of the Year (under £5 million) at the Chartered Institution of Highways &… Continue reading Highways redesign in historic quarter wins prestigious “transport Oscar”

Liverpool City Council has recently made adjustments to parking regulations in preparation for the final test match at Everton FC’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium in Bramley Moore Dock. The new car parking rules were influenced by input from residents and local businesses near Everton Football Club’s new stadium. These regulations will impact matchdays, events, and… Continue reading Council announces community-led changes to Everton stadium parking scheme

Liverpool City Council is cracking down on speeding drivers in the city, with new data revealing a concerning 26,000 traffic offenses detected in 2024, resulting in over 2,500 speeding tickets being issued. Additionally, an extra 3,682 penalty charge notices were issued at five locations equipped with traffic enforcement cameras by the council. In response to… Continue reading Ambitious road safety target for city to achieve by 2040

Liverpool City Council has enlisted the services of CBRE, a global real estate advisory firm, to oversee the development of the recently acquired Great George Street site, with the aim of introducing new residential and commercial spaces. The Council’s decision to bring on CBRE follows a competitive tender process and signals a strategic move to… Continue reading Council takes first step to market key gateway site

The Liverpool City Council has initiated a significant public consultation on how to develop and enhance the world-renowned Liverpool waterfront. This consultation will last for 8 weeks until Friday, 8 August, inviting feedback from the public. In collaboration with West 8 and BDP, the Council aims to create an innovative and visionary plan for waterfront… Continue reading Public invited to shape the future of Liverpool’s historic waterfront