Author: Sarah Latcham

Molinare Creative Group’s division, Notorious DIT, is opening a new facility in Liverpool as part of a larger strategy to strengthen its operations outside of London and support regional film and television productions. Notorious DIT is expanding to the Northwest of England, providing its suite of services including DIT, data management, LAB and on-set and… Continue reading Molinare Creative Group Expands Operations into Liverpool

The famous Liverpool sign in Thomas Steers Way, located near the Hilton Hotel on Liverpool ONE, has received a dazzling new makeover. Claire Pinegar, a Liverpool-based artist, designed the new artwork to showcase the city’s love for football. The design is inspired by vintage Liverpool FC and Everton FC football kits and is a celebration… Continue reading Liverpool sign scores football makeover

St. Hilda’s Secondary School in Liverpool has taken a pioneering step to ensure the safety and well-being of its students by implementing an anaphylaxis kit provided by Kitt Medical, as National Allergy Awareness Week commences from the 22nd of April to the 27th. The school situated in south Liverpool is considered as one of the… Continue reading Liverpool schools lead on allergy management

This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy, and Liverpool will be holding a minute’s silence to honour the 97 people who lost their lives. The silence will be held on Monday, April 15th at precisely 3.06 pm, the exact time that the match was stopped. Upon the completion of this minute of… Continue reading Remembering the Hillsborough anniversary

Liverpool’s sexual health services are blazing a trail in the field thanks to its innovative approaches in providing greater access to medicines and better testing for people in the area. The city has ramped up its testing program, resulting in a record number of people being tested for HIV and other STIs last year. This… Continue reading BLOG: Improving access to innovative sexual health care in Liverpool

Liverpool has launched a new campaign which aims to establish its status as the top place to attend events in the UK. The Liverpool Loves initiative intends to welcome attendees of big events with a unique and exciting experience, encouraging people to spend more time discovering the city’s businesses, attractions and places. The campaign also aims… Continue reading Liverpool feels the love for new destination campaign

Liverpool City Council has undertaken another significant step towards improving and expanding their phone services for Adult Social Care and Children’s Services. The replacement of Careline service is finalised with a brand new number, 0151 459 2606. Two new services are introduced, one for adults, known as ‘Adult Access’, and one for children, known as… Continue reading Positive changes for Liverpool City Council Social Care telephone enquiries 

Liverpool City Council has announced the successful seizure and disposal of over 15,000 illegal vapes. The operation, which has seen multiple shops forced to close and 18 shop owners fined, has a total estimated value of £180,000. Court prosecutions are continuing at pace, with fines totalling over £3,500 already levied. The illegal vapes seized were… Continue reading Over 15,000 illegal vapes have now been seized and disposed of by Liverpool City Council 

Liverpool’s dance scene has been given a much-needed boost after 15 new dance commissions were awarded funding. The Culture Liverpool Dance Creative Commission received more than 40 submissions, with a combined £400 to £2,500 awarded to selected artists. The new pieces will debut at the Leap Dance Festival next month – the first festival since… Continue reading Dance in motion as new culture funding awarded

Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team is currently engaged in Christmas planning for 2024. After a highly successful event in 2023, which attracted over 750,000 visitors to the Christmas Market outside St George’s Hall, the council is exploring the possibility of expanding the offering. It is looking at ways to create a festive atmosphere at… Continue reading City Council Planning a Merry Mersey Christmas