Category: Local

Liverpool City Council is in the process of developing a fresh approach to supporting unpaid carers in the city with a new Carers Strategy. They are actively seeking input from residents and carers to shape the future of these support services. One of the individuals sharing their experience is Lynne, a dedicated carer from Liverpool… Continue reading BLOG “Shaping Support Together” – Lynne’s Story as an Unpaid Carer

Liverpool libraries are gearing up to support children’s literacy by participating in a special ‘rhyme time’ session later this month. On Thursday, June 19th at 10:30 am, five libraries in Liverpool will be part of around 50 other venues in the North West hosting a free story and singalong activity. Families are expected to join… Continue reading Liverpool children in line for mass rhyme time!

In response to the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves today, Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, shared his perspective on the positive news for Liverpool. Liverpool has already seen benefits from over £75 million in Government funding for various projects over the last year, such as Central Docks in Liverpool Waters, Great… Continue reading BLOG | ‘Today has been a good day for Liverpool’

A new, surreal mural has been unveiled at Dovecot Parade in Liverpool, created by renowned street artist John Culshaw. Taking inspiration from the whimsical world of dreams, this public artwork was a collaborative effort with the Dovecot and Knotty Ash community. The project was made possible through funding from Culture Liverpool, the UK’s Shared Prosperity… Continue reading Dovecot dreams inspire psychedelic mural

In a groundbreaking initiative, a multitude of families in Liverpool are set to reap the benefits of a new program that will automatically enroll qualifying children for free school meals. Although approximately 26,000 households in the city currently receive free school meals, national statistics indicate that nearly one in ten children are not taking advantage… Continue reading Eligible families to be automatically enrolled for free school meals

Liverpool City Council is reaching out to the community during Carers Week (June 9 – 15) to encourage feedback on a new Strategy aimed at enhancing support for unpaid caregivers. The Council is interested in hearing thoughts on its draft All-Age Strategy, which is intended to influence future services across Liverpool. Carers Week serves as… Continue reading Help Shape the Future of Carer Support in Liverpool

A photography exhibition is set to take place at a launderette in Liverpool, showcasing the unique charm of the establishment through never-before-seen images captured by its users and neighbors. Kitty’s Launderette, located just 500 yards from Liverpool FC’s Anfield stadium, will host the exhibition titled Kitty’s After Dark in collaboration with the People of Anfield… Continue reading Unique photo exhibition celebrates “beautiful launderette”

– Feedback on the proposed new transport scheme can be given by visiting this link: [https://lcrlistens.liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk/](https://eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Furl6513.liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk%2Fls%2Fclick%3Fupn%3Du001.bfwL826RiWn-2BNQogxzlzX…) – In-person drop-in events will also be held on: – Tuesday 17 June, 3pm-7pm at DoES Liverpool, 1st Floor, The Tapestry, 68-74 Kempston Street, L3 8NG. – Saturday 28 June, 10am-2pm at Liverpool Central Library, L38EW. – The consultation… Continue reading People given chance to have their say on new transport plans for Fabric District

Liverpool City Council has reintroduced the 24 Magic Months app, an award-winning tool designed to assist parents and caregivers in supporting early child development. This updated version has been enhanced with new content and features, making it simpler for parents to nurture their children during these crucial formative years. Research shows that the first two… Continue reading Giving Babies the Best Start with Improved ‘24 Magic Months’ App

As Speedo Mick – the Musical came to a close, Michael Cullen found tears streaming down his face, joined by many others in the audience. The show, now running at Liverpool’s Royal Court theater until July, may seem like a lighthearted portrayal of a local legend known for charity work in his signature blue Speedos.… Continue reading ‘It’s not happy-clappy’: the extraordinary story of Speedo Mick