Category: Local

Liverpool is set to host the conclusion of stage two in the men’s Tour de France on Saturday, 3 July 2027. The cyclists will begin their race from Keswick in Cumbria, journeying through Lancashire, and ultimately passing through the boroughs of Knowsley and St Helens. The stage will culminate in a high-speed sprint finish along… Continue reading Liverpool announced as a host for the 2027 Tour de France

Liverpool City Council has reiterated its dedication to supporting unpaid carers by unveiling a comprehensive long-term plan aimed at ensuring they receive the necessary assistance to care effectively for their families and loved ones. This initiative, known as the All-Age Carers Strategy, is scheduled to be presented to the Cabinet on Tuesday, 20 January. The… Continue reading Plan to improve the lives of unpaid carers

Later this month, Liverpool Central Library will present a special screening of a newly released documentary in collaboration with the Liverpool Doc Club. This event is scheduled for 22 January and will include more than just the film; attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion and a Q&A session. The… Continue reading Central Library to host special film screening of The Librarians

Liverpool City Council is encouraging former social workers who have stepped away from the profession to think about rejoining in 2026. The council is working closely with the University of Manchester to support their Return to Social Work programme by providing placements and dedicated academy support, with as many as 45 spots available throughout the… Continue reading Liverpool supports social workers to return to practice

The text describes how pantomimes (“pantos”) continue to play an important role even after the Christmas period, serving as a way to extend festive fun and lift spirits during the often gloomy January period. Key points from the passage include: – **Nottingham Playhouse’s Sleeping Beauty** runs until the weekend before “Blue Monday,” regarded as the… Continue reading Think panto season is behind you? Oh no it isn’t – some haven’t opened yet

A significant new growth initiative has been unveiled by the Government to enhance the North of England, with Liverpool standing to gain from improved commute times, increased employment prospects, additional housing, and more community investment. Central to this plan is the Northern Powerhouse Rail project, aimed at boosting links among some of the country’s fastest… Continue reading Northern Powerhouse Rail upgrade welcomed

The government has committed to significantly improving the railway network across northern England, pledging up to £45 billion to develop Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) in a move aimed at addressing long-standing underinvestment. An initial allocation of just over £1 billion will fund the creation of a detailed three-phase strategy designed to enhance links between cities… Continue reading Labour revives Northern Powerhouse Rail project with pledge of £45bn funds

Liverpool City Council’s choice to act as the registered provider for two local nursing care homes has quickly shown positive outcomes, including the creation of new job opportunities and an increase in local employment. Following a Cabinet decision made in September 2025, the council affirmed its ongoing dedication to residents at Millvina House in Anfield… Continue reading Commitment to care creates jobs and strengthens services

László Czabán, a respected senior lecturer at the University of Manchester’s Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS), passed away suddenly at the age of 62. Arriving from Hungary in 1993, he was a distinguished intellectual and a committed scholar and educator. His academic journey began with a strong foundation in economics, but his expertise extended well… Continue reading László Czabán obituary

Liverpool City Council has partnered with local residents and councillors to revitalize Goschen Street in the Old Swan West area. This collaboration came about following complaints related to fly-tipping and unchecked plant growth. Over the course of two weekends, the team dedicated their efforts to clean up the space, making it both tidier and more… Continue reading Goschen Street gets a glow up