Author: Mike Doran

and valid for a period of up to 18 months, the parking zone will be applicable and enforceable on a case-by-case basis. You can have your say on this ETRO in our quick survey at: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/BramleyMooreParking/ and if you have any further questions, please email: bramleymooredockETRO@liverpool.gov.uk All travel options for today’s first test game are… Continue reading City prepares for Everton FC’s historic first game at new stadium

A concerning trend has emerged in the behavior of young drivers, as an increase in distracted driving incidents has been noted by road safety advocates. Liverpool City Council has launched a new campaign aimed at addressing the surge in mobile phone use among young motorists while behind the wheel. The core message of the campaign… Continue reading Drivers warned to keep hands on the wheel, eyes on the road

Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation seeking feedback from businesses and residents on a vision to enhance the city’s economy over the next 15 years. The Inclusive Economic Growth Strategy is aimed at providing a framework for growth up to 2040, with an eight-week consultation period underway to help shape the resulting action… Continue reading Consultation launched to define Liverpool’s 15-year economic vision

Liverpool is taking steps to create a path towards net zero in the creative industries. As the first-ever UN Accelerator City, it announced further plans to decarbonize its live music and TV/film industry. Liverpool added that some of its eight pilot projects, which promote innovative means towards achieving net-zero status, will include Radio 1’s Big… Continue reading Accelerator City picks up pace on net zero ambitions

Liverpool City Council is poised to approve a plan that will examine how to transform public space and movement in the area over the next two decades. The Liverpool Urban Mobility and Public Spaces Plan will direct a multi-million-pound investment programme up to 2045 to support public transport, walking, and cycling. The scheme, which forms… Continue reading 20-year plan for Liverpool travel set to be unveiled

Liverpool is set to tackle the issue of parked cars obstructing sidewalks and paths with a proposed parking strategy. The Liverpool City Council is striving to achieve a more sustainable and people-focused approach to parking, as per a Cabinet report due to be presented the following week. The Council has also outlined steps to prioritize… Continue reading Car parking blight and pedestrian access to be tackled 

Liverpool City Council has approved a new plan to transform the way people move around the city centre over the next 20 years. The 20-year Urban Mobility and Public Spaces Plan aims to increase the use of public transport, walking, and cycling while reducing reliance on private vehicles. The plan will guide multi-million-pound enhancements to… Continue reading BLOG: A new plan for urban mobility will benefit us all

Liverpool City Council has approved a new contract for the supply of gas and electricity to its assets, which will result in significant savings in energy costs. The new contract will be effective from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2028, with an option to extend for another year. This move is expected to save… Continue reading Council’s new energy contract to make significant savings

Liverpool City Council (LCC) and Montagu Evans have announced that the search for a new development partner for the Festival Gardens scheme is progressing and a shortlist of candidates will be confirmed in Spring of this year. A number of high-calibre parties have been engaged in dialogue with the council since the launch of the… Continue reading Festival Gardens development partner set for Spring shortlisting

The Festival Garden Project in Liverpool has reached a new stage following the decision made by Liverpool City Council to launch a new procurement exercise for the selection of a new development partner for the project. In light of this, the Council and Ion Property Developments Limited have reached a mutually acceptable agreement that recognises… Continue reading Festival Gardens development – statement