Author: Sarah Latcham

Summer in Liverpool brings an array of exciting events to Croxteth Hall’s Walled Garden, a picturesque green space filled with history, creativity, and community charm. Whether you’re a fan of immersive storytelling, live jazz performances, or hands-on botanic tours, there is something for everyone to enjoy this season. Visitors can look forward to Private Botanic… Continue reading A warm welcome to the Walled Garden!

This summer, Liverpool is gearing up to host the prestigious 2025 British Chess Championships, offering a range of FREE events, giant chessboards, and coaching sessions for everyone to participate in. The main event, organized by the English Chess Federation, will take place at St George’s Hall from July 31 to August 10, but the festivities… Continue reading Make Your Move and Get Involved in Liverpool’s Summer of Chess!

The Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2025 are now open for entries, shining a light on the best in the region’s tourism industry. The awards ceremony is set to take place at Liverpool Cathedral on Thursday, March 5, 2026, recognizing businesses and individuals who excel in the hospitality and tourism sector. With 20 categories, the… Continue reading Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards Now Open

Liverpool City Council is on the brink of approving plans for a major rejuvenation project for Great Homer Street Market, known as Greatie Market, one of the city’s historical trading centers. The proposed investment of up to £5 million is part of a larger regeneration initiative aimed at boosting development opportunities, enhancing connectivity, and improving… Continue reading A £5 million transformation to make Greatie even greater

Liverpool Central Library is gearing up to host the highly anticipated Liverpool MakeFest, which is commemorating its 10th anniversary. Scheduled to take place on Saturday, July 5, this event promises to be a vibrant celebration of creativity, innovation, and imagination. The library will be abuzz with activity from 9 am to 5 pm, as makers,… Continue reading Liverpool MakeFest Celebrates a Decade of Creativity at Central Library

This year, the Summer Reading Challenge is back, and it’s calling all young book lovers to dive into a world of imagination. Liverpool City Council’s Libraries team is excited to launch The Reading Agency’s 2025 Summer Reading Challenge, focusing on the theme of Story Garden – Adventures in Nature and the Great Outdoors. Starting on… Continue reading Leaf through a summer of stories

Liverpool City Council has intensified its efforts to address the escalating issue of illegal dog breeding operations, cautioning potential buyers about the significant risks to animal welfare and public safety. National data reveals that possibly only 15 percent of dogs entering the UK population each year are bred legally. In light of these alarming figures,… Continue reading Liverpool City Council Warns Public of Dangers Linked to Illegal Dog Breeding

Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service is hosting a Start-Up Breakfast event at The Florrie for early-stage entrepreneurs in the area. Scheduled for Monday, June 30th from 9-11am, the event will take place at 377 Mill Street, Liverpool, L8 4RF. The City Council aims to assist new businesses in navigating the complexities of starting a… Continue reading Business start-up support and advice

a prominent British architect known for his modernist designs. He worked on a variety of projects, including residential, civic, and religious buildings. The upgrades to the listings of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and Hopwood Hall Chapel reflect his significant contributions to architecture in the mid-20th century Read the full article on Liverpool Express here: Read More

A special event is scheduled to take place at Spellow Community Hub and Library on Saturday (21 June), where an art installation celebrating the concept of home will be revealed. This event marks the completion of an artist residency with Dora Colquhoun, a neurodivergent writer, facilitator, and performer, who was commissioned by Culture Liverpool as… Continue reading Home is where the art is release