Author: Paul Johnston

On the upcoming date of Friday, 10th October, World Mental Health Day will be observed. The theme for World Mental Health Day 2025 centers around the mental health repercussions of challenging events, crises, and conflicts worldwide. Unfortunately, tragic events continue to occur globally and locally, making it challenging for individuals to cope during such distressing… Continue reading BLOG | ‘When times are hard, it’s ok to not be ok, and help is out there’

Liverpool City Council has recently taken decisive action in response to outstanding debts related to the Breck Road library, which is managed by Alt Valley Community Trust (AVCT). Despite the lease of the building being transferred to AVCT in 2016, the organization has failed to fulfill its financial obligations, resulting in an accumulating debt of… Continue reading Breck Road library

In honor of World Elders’ Day, local officials joined Lord Mayor, Cllr Barbara Murray, at the Joseph Lappin Centre in Old Swan to commemorate the elderly residents and acknowledge their significant role within our community. The gathering was more than just a festive occasion; it served as a platform for older residents to voice their… Continue reading World Elders’ Day marked in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council and Smokefree Liverpool are supporting the national Stoptober campaign with a strong local initiative aimed at helping residents kick the smoking habit for good. This year, there is an increased level of assistance available to those looking to quit. The campaign will showcase real-life success stories from individuals like Jason Scott, 58,… Continue reading Public health officials back Stoptober

A Liverpool pub recently faced a substantial financial penalty of nearly £30,000 for breaching food safety regulations. The Richmond Tavern on Church Road in Wavertree came under scrutiny from Environmental Health officers in January 2024 after a complaint was lodged. The inspection revealed a troubling infestation of mice and their droppings, which led to the… Continue reading Richmond Tavern fined for mice infestation

A joint commitment has been announced by Liverpool City Council, Sefton Council, and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to drive significant housing growth and investment in communities throughout North Liverpool and Bootle. This statement comes in response to the news that their proposal did not make the cut for the government’s New Town initiative.… Continue reading Commitment to deliver Liverpool North New Town

Liverpool is buzzing with excitement as it gets ready to host the Labour Party conference, bringing in Government ministers and Members of Parliament from various regions. Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, is thrilled to welcome Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, along with other delegates, to the city for this important annual event. The conference is… Continue reading BLOG | ‘A chance to show off our city’ – Council Leader on the Labour Party conference being held in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council has announced that three more neighborhoods in the city will be receiving funding from the Government’s new ‘Pride in Place’ initiative. Over the next decade, areas of Everton, Norris Green, and around Newsham Park will each receive £2 million per year for various projects, such as reviving the high street, developing new… Continue reading Additional Government funding for Liverpool welcomed

s=”single-post__meta”> By Liverpool City CouncilOctober 26, 2021

Liverpool City Council has been recognized by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for its exceptional adult social care services, receiving a ‘Good’ rating. This acknowledgement reflects the council’s ongoing dedication to providing high-quality and empathetic care to its residents. The report from CQC emphasizes that individuals under care in Liverpool feel heard, respected, and actively… Continue reading Care Quality Commission rates adult social care as ‘Good’