Author: Paul Johnston

A landlord in Liverpool is facing a substantial bill exceeding £12,000 for overseeing a group of rental properties without the necessary licenses. Ballpark Property Limited admitted guilt to eight offenses under the Housing Act 2004 during a hearing at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, June 12, 2025. The charges were brought by Liverpool City Council… Continue reading Landlord fined again for unlicensed properties in Liverpool

In response to the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves today, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, shared his perspective on the positive news for Liverpool. Liverpool has already seen benefits from over £75 million in Government funding for various projects over the last year, such as Central Docks in Liverpool Waters, Great… Continue reading BLOG | ‘Today has been a good day for Liverpool’

In a groundbreaking initiative, a multitude of families in Liverpool are set to reap the benefits of a new program that will automatically enroll qualifying children for free school meals. Although approximately 26,000 households in the city currently receive free school meals, national statistics indicate that nearly one in ten children are not taking advantage… Continue reading Eligible families to be automatically enrolled for free school meals

Reflecting on a tumultuous period in Liverpool following the incident after the LFC victory parade on Bank Holiday Monday, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, acknowledged the challenges faced by the city and its residents. A dark cloud loomed over what had initially been a celebratory day and weekend for Liverpool, highlighting the resilience and unity… Continue reading BLOG | ‘You see the best of people in times of crisis’

Following a major incident in Liverpool city center on Monday 26 May, individuals impacted now have access to a specialized service aimed at providing comprehensive care and support for victims of crime in Merseyside. The Victim Care Merseyside hub offers free, confidential, and non-judgemental advice and assistance to all victims of crime, regardless of when… Continue reading Victim Care Merseyside hub available to support people

Following an incident on Water Street in Liverpool city center after LFC’s title parade, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, released a statement expressing his sympathy and concern for those involved. The incident has marred what should have been a celebratory day for the city, following a fantastic bank holiday weekend. Cllr Robinson commended the emergency… Continue reading Statement from Council Leader following incident in Liverpool city centre

Liverpool City Council is proposing updates to the charging policy for non-residential adult social care, marking the first changes in at least three years. Currently, the charges do not accurately reflect the true cost of care for individuals. With an allocated budget of £242 million for the 2024/25 financial year, adult social care is a… Continue reading Consultation set to take place on revised non-residential adult social care charging policy

With the upcoming spring bank holiday weekend approaching (24 – 26 May), individuals are being advised to utilize NHS 111 online as their primary source for non-emergency medical guidance. This weekend in Liverpool is expected to be particularly hectic with Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 happening from Friday to Sunday in Sefton Park, along with… Continue reading NHS healthcare options advice of weekend events

Cunard’s newest ship, Queen Anne, will be making a return to Liverpool’s River Mersey on Bank Holiday Monday, 26 May, after a spectacular naming ceremony at Pier Head. This marks the start of celebrations across the Cunard fleet, in honor of the 185th anniversary of the line’s first transatlantic crossing from Liverpool back in 1840.… Continue reading Cunard’s Queen Anne set for Royal rendezvous in Liverpool

Victims of crime in Merseyside are being encouraged to share their experiences with the support services they received to assist others in need. Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Emily Spurrell, is seeking input from individuals who have been impacted by crime within the last three years to provide feedback on the support they received and… Continue reading Help shape the future of victim support