Liverpool City Council is actively participating in Mental Health Awareness Week by emphasizing the importance of ‘Community’ and acknowledging the crucial role of local relationships in sustaining mental health and overall well-being. Research has shown that strong social connections with friends, family, neighbors, or community groups can significantly enhance happiness and well-being, while feelings of… Continue reading Liverpool Celebrates Communities during Mental Health Awareness Week
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New councillors join Cabinet
Liverpool City Council’s leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, revealed that two new councillors would be joining the Cabinet during the Annual General Council Meeting. The appointments were announced, with Cllr Jo Kennedy being named the Cabinet Member for Employment, Educational Attainment, and Skills, while Cllr Hetty Wood was appointed as the Cabinet Member for Housing. Cllr… Continue reading New councillors join Cabinet
Armed police shoot man suspected of double stabbing in Merseyside
A man suspected of committing a double stabbing in the Tobruk Road area of Huyton, near Liverpool, was shot by armed police in Merseyside. The incident occurred at 4:25pm on Wednesday, prompting a response from Merseyside police. The suspect was shot by officers on the scene and has been taken to the hospital for treatment.… Continue reading Armed police shoot man suspected of double stabbing in Merseyside
New Liverpool Lord Mayor to be sworn in
A ceremony will take place at the Liverpool Town Hall on Wednesday, May 14th to officially swear in the city’s new Lord Mayor. Councillor Barbara Murray, who has been a dedicated council member in Liverpool since 2007 representing the Yew Tree ward, will be assuming this prestigious role. Throughout her professional career, Cllr Murray has… Continue reading New Liverpool Lord Mayor to be sworn in
LFC Premier League Victory Parade FAQs
Liverpool is about to host a grand celebration on Bank Holiday Monday, 26 May, in honor of Liverpool Football Club’s historic 20th English league title, featuring a citywide victory parade. The anticipated event will see hundreds of thousands of fans lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the Premier League trophy on display. For… Continue reading LFC Premier League Victory Parade FAQs
The Guardian view on better public transport for the north: good politics and good economics | Editorial
Leeds, the largest city in western Europe without a light rail or underground network, has long suffered from historic neglect in public transport in the north of England. However, hope for change emerged on Monday for frustrated travelers. West Yorkshire’s mayor, Tracy Brabin, has announced plans for a white rose version of Greater Manchester’s Bee… Continue reading The Guardian view on better public transport for the north: good politics and good economics | Editorial
Goodison Park saved from bulldozers to become home of Everton Women
In a groundbreaking move for women’s football, Everton Women will transform Goodison Park, one of the UK’s oldest football stadiums, into the country’s first major venue dedicated entirely to a women’s team starting next season. This historic decision comes as the men’s team prepares to move to a new stadium in Bramley-Moore dock, marking the… Continue reading Goodison Park saved from bulldozers to become home of Everton Women
Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week at Newsham Park
This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, taking place from May 12 to May 18, focuses on the theme of ‘Community’. It emphasizes the essential role that our communities play in promoting positive mental health and overall wellbeing. Throughout the week, the Neighbourhood Team of Liverpool City Council is organizing various free activities at Newsham Park,… Continue reading Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week at Newsham Park
New chapter for Mystery Park as community-led safety project reaches powerful conclusion
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
BLOG | ‘Europe Day in Liverpool is a commitment to deeper ties’
Liverpool recently hosted EU Ambassadors and dignitaries for Europe Day, marking the first time for the European Union and the city. Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, expressed the city’s desire to become the most Europe-facing city in the UK during this event. The occasion welcomed 60 senior diplomats and sector representatives from 29 different countries… Continue reading BLOG | ‘Europe Day in Liverpool is a commitment to deeper ties’