Author: Solace Okeyi

Liverpool City Council is reaching out to residents and individuals connected to the city to provide input for the creation of an anti-racism strategy. The survey, which will be available until the end of June 2025, is a significant step in the Council’s efforts to establish itself as an anti-racist organization. This initiative aims to… Continue reading Liverpool City Council launches survey on new citywide Anti-Racism Strategy

This upcoming Saturday, various communities in Liverpool are uniting to take a stand against racism, combat hate, and celebrate the diverse culture of the city. Scheduled for 7pm on May 17, 2025, St George’s Hall will serve as the venue for Liverpool Rising Against Racism, an event filled with music, spoken word, and solidarity. The… Continue reading Liverpool rises in unity to stand against racism

A significant transformation has taken place in Mystery Park, a cherished public space in Liverpool, as a community-led initiative has revitalized the area. The project, funded by the Hotspot Response Fund, involved collaboration between residents, local recovery charity DJK House, Merseyside Police, and other partners to address safety concerns and build a stronger sense of… Continue reading New chapter for Mystery Park as community-led safety project reaches powerful conclusion

A remarkable mural has been revealed in the north of Liverpool to honor the exceptional life-saving deeds of a local hero. James Clarke, a trailblazer who spent his life rescuing others, promoting water safety, and fostering community in the city he called home, is now immortalized in the newest public artwork in Liverpool. This mural… Continue reading Liverpool’s newest mural honours life-saving hero

Today, Liverpool commemorates a significant occasion of inclusivity and civic pride as 50 individuals from diverse backgrounds officially become British citizens in a special ceremony held at St George’s Hall on St George’s Day. Facilitated by the Liverpool City Council’s Registration Service, this ceremony represents the culmination of a deeply personal journey for each participant… Continue reading Liverpool Welcomes 50 New Citizens on St George’s Day

The residents of a Liverpool community are uniting for an event that aims to enhance well-being, decrease social isolation, and link individuals with local services. Scheduled to take place at the Wavertree Aquatics Centre on Wednesday, March 26th, 2025, from 10 am to 3 pm, this event will feature the participation of over 16 organizations,… Continue reading Liverpool residents invited to a day of wellbeing and community support