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/p> Overall, the Liverpool City Council is actively seeking feedback and working to make improvements to the experimental parking zone surrounding Everton Stadium to ensure it operates smoothly and effectively for businesses, residents, and visitors. The amendments and improvements being implemented are based on feedback and analysis from the initial test event and ongoing consultation… Continue reading Council announces amendments to new Experimental Parking Zone around Everton Stadium

Liverpool City Council, in collaboration with local community groups and the University of Liverpool Architecture School, is currently seeking feedback on proposed enhancements to the public realm in the Chinatown area of Liverpool city center. The focus is on the development of plans for Great George’s Square at the intersection of Upper Pitt Street and… Continue reading Consultation on Chinatown improvements under way

Liverpool City Council is set to revolutionize printing and copying at the city’s libraries with the introduction of a new system called Princh. This innovative technology will provide users with the convenience of printing from their own devices, whether it be a laptop, phone, tablet, or a library computer. Additionally, individuals will have the option… Continue reading Printing and copying at Liverpool’s libraries

d was from the city. He’s a former scaffolder. One night he visited Mansion nightclub and was blown away by the atmosphere. Everyone was dancing on tables, there were sparklers, “ten-pin bowling with dwarfs”. He left, knowing what he wanted to do with his life: create a club night that was an experience. But also… Continue reading Rave, games and showers of Coco Pops: a night out at Liverpool’s Bongo’s Bingo

The coordination and preparation for a range of upcoming events in the Merseyside region is well underway, with the Merseyside Police taking the lead in ensuring the safety and security of attendees. From the Aintree Races to Liverpool Pride, the police force’s planning teams are experienced in managing policing operations for major events. This includes… Continue reading Merseyside Police prepares for packed events schedule

Liverpool City Council is gearing up to allocate an extra £15.3 million towards enhancing frontline services for residents in the upcoming year. The Council’s ‘core spending power,’ which is the Government’s gauge of local authorities’ financial capabilities, has surged by 10.3 percent in cash terms, largely due to Government funding and a proposed 4.99 percent… Continue reading Budget delivers investment in frontline services to residents

Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet has granted approval for the construction of a new girls’ school in Toxteth. The Eden Girls’ Leadership Academy will be situated off Upper Parliament Street and the decision to establish the school also included a commitment to support the community centre currently located on the site. The land, which spans around… Continue reading Cabinet makes decision on site for new girls’ school

Liverpool City Council has unveiled a new project that aims to connect its headquarters at the Cunard Building to the Mersey Heat District Heat Network. This strategic initiative is part of the council’s broader goal to decarbonize its estate and operations by the year 2030. Currently, the historic Cunard Building relies on a gas-fed heating… Continue reading Historic Cunard Building to be connected to Mersey Heat Network

Residents of Liverpool have a new tool to assist them in reducing their alcohol consumption and promoting a healthier lifestyle. The ‘Lower My Drinking’ app is at the forefront of a campaign encouraging individuals to rethink their drinking habits. This innovative app is specifically designed to provide expert advice tailored to each user’s goals and… Continue reading “Rethink Your Drink” with a new app helping Liverpool to reduce drinking

An NHS doctor from Egypt who was involved in a controversial social media post regarding the Hamas attacks in October 2023 has successfully challenged her deportation from the UK. Dr. Menatalla Elwan, 34, who worked at an NHS trust in Liverpool, faced legal action from the Home Office after reposting footage of civilians fleeing Hamas… Continue reading NHS doctor who ‘glorified terrorist violence’ wins deportation challenge