Author: Paul Johnston

Liverpool’s Chinatown is inviting individuals to submit their ideas for a fresh logo design. As the oldest Chinese community in Europe with a rich history spanning over 200 years, Chinatown is seeking concepts that honor its past while supporting its ongoing evolution. The initiative stems from a comprehensive study conducted by Liverpool City Council’s Business… Continue reading Liverpool Chinatown calling for brand ideas

Raising awareness of the support available for male victims of domestic abuse is crucial. In Liverpool, there has been a notable uptick in referrals for men identified as high-risk in domestic abuse cases. Tragically, the city also has a concerning number of domestic abuse-related fatalities involving males. Recognizing the significance of providing support, Liverpool City… Continue reading Support available for male victims of domestic abuse

Liverpool City Council has made notable progress in recovering debt owed to them, according to a recent report. As part of their ongoing efforts to improve, the local authority has focused on enhancing the collection of funds that support essential services. The successes achieved include a reduction of £2.1 million in overall sundry debt receipts,… Continue reading Improvements in debt recovery highlighted

Liverpool residents who are eligible for the flu vaccine are being strongly encouraged to schedule their vaccination. Recent data released by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) indicates an early onset of the flu season, with a noticeable increase in flu activity among children and other age groups within the community. It’s crucial to remember… Continue reading Public health flu vaccine plea

Liverpool City Council is currently in the process of crafting a fresh Social Value policy, intended to replace the existing one put into effect in 2022. The primary objective behind this initiative is to incorporate social value into the decision-making process regarding purchases, with the aim of maximizing economic, social, and environmental advantages for the… Continue reading Help influence our new Social Value policy

Residents in Liverpool are being encouraged to prioritize the completion of their bowel screening test upon receipt, as it could potentially be life-saving. The National Health Service (NHS) sends out testing kits every two years to individuals aged 50 to 74, enabling them to collect a small sample of their feces for analysis. This Faecal… Continue reading Just a tiny bit of poo could be life saving for you

British Gymnastics is setting its sights on bringing the World Championships back to Liverpool in 2030. If successful, this event would be a major global sporting event hosted in the UK that year. Working in collaboration with UK Sport, Liverpool City Council, and Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, the national governing body for gymnastics is… Continue reading Great Britain announces bid to host 2030 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool

Liverpool has made significant strides towards its goal of ending new HIV transmissions by 2030. Recent data from 2024 highlights a surge in testing, increased uptake of HIV prevention medication PrEP, and a notable decrease in late diagnoses. As part of the city’s commitment to the global Fast Track Cities initiative, Liverpool has seen positive… Continue reading Liverpool celebrates major HIV prevention milestones

vital to our city’s creative economy, and this event perfectly encapsulates that. The 10 large-scale artworks inspired by the theme The Science of Light truly showcase the intersection of art, science, and technology in a captivating way.” With the support of Liverpool’s science and innovation community, River of Light promises to engage visitors in new… Continue reading River of Light 2025 gets under way this Friday

Africa Oyé is set to undergo significant changes for its 2026 festival, signaling a new chapter for this beloved event. After taking a break in 2025 due to various challenges such as rising costs and the difficulty of maintaining a free event, the largest celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture in the UK… Continue reading A new era for Africa Oyé begins in 2026 with Earlybird festival tickets on sale now