Author: Mike Doran

Liverpool City Council has started the process of transforming two pop-up cycle lanes in the city into permanent active travel routes. The project involves the upgrade of the Crown Street pop-up lane, as well as the construction of a new cycle lane along Catharine Street, which will link up with the award-winning segregated lanes on Princes Avenue. The… Continue reading Pop-up cycle lanes to be made permanent

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Actress Sue Johnston has been awarded the Freedom of Liverpool at a ceremony attended by stars including Sir Paul McCartney and football manager Jurgen Klopp. Johnston, famous for her work on TV shows such as The Royle Family and Brookside, was initially nominated for the honour in July 2022 alongside Klopp. The former Liverpool boss… Continue reading Macca and Klopp lead tributes to Sue Johnston at Freedom of Liverpool ceremony

While players and fans are enjoying the off-season in football, there is no rest for Liverpool City Council’s Building Control officers. Over the past year, the team has remained busy with the construction of the Anfield and Bramley Moore Dock stadiums. With an investment of several hundred million pounds, these world-class venues have been a… Continue reading Blog: Safety comes first for city’s new era of football stadia

Liverpool’s music scene has been given a significant boost with the launch of Liverpoolmusiccity.com. The online platform has been designed to bring together musicians, businesses and creatives to make the most of the music scene in and around Liverpool. The website contains a comprehensive list of events, gigs, festivals and concerts taking place in and… Continue reading Sound! Liverpool’s music scene has new digital home

Liverpool has been awarded the “Outstanding Contribution to Tourism” prize at Visit England’s Excellence Awards 2024, making it one of the few entire cities to ever receive this award. Liverpool’s recognition for the hosting of last year’s Eurovision Song Contest is the latest in a series of national commendations. The acknowledgement of the challenging and… Continue reading City scoops tourism Oscar for Eurovision

Liverpool has announced its bespoke “Taylor Town Trail” ahead of Taylor Swift‘s sold-out I The Eras Tour arriving in the city from June 13-15. The Instagram-able experience is based around 11 art installations to entertain the 150,000 plus “Swifties” expected to travel to the city from across the world. The American pop phenomenon will play… Continue reading Welcome to Lover-pool! Taylor Town transformation revealed

Liverpool’s URBAN GreenUP project has been awarded a golden trophy for its Climate Resilience submission at the Festival of Place in London. The EU-funded programme ran from 2017-2023 and retrofitted over 40 nature-based solutions across the city to enhance biodiversity and improve air quality. It has also garnered the city international recognition for greening the… Continue reading Urban GreenUp scheme picks up golden award!

Liverpool City Council has announced its plan to improve the city’s housing options by 2030. The plan includes ambitions to support the creation of 2,000 new homes per year, reduce the number of unoccupied homes, and address issues surrounding homelessness. The city is expected to grow by 40,000 households over the next 20 years, with… Continue reading Liverpool City Council sets out housing vision to 2030

George Harrison, the renowned music icon, songwriter, and humanitarian, is set to be honoured with a national blue plaque by Historic England. The plaque will be unveiled today at his birthplace, 12 Arnold Grove in Wavertree, by his wife, Olivia Harrison, along with Arts, Heritage, and Libraries Minister, Lord Parkinson. Harrison was born and spent… Continue reading Blue Plaque for George Harrison’s first home