Category: Local

South Liverpool is about to welcome the city’s second Family Hub Network, beginning next Monday. The second out of five hubs, it will be officially launched at Speke Children’s Centre, Conleach Road, on 20 November. The new hub will build on the success of the first Family Hub Network, launched in July earlier this year… Continue reading Liverpool welcomes its second Family Hub

Liverpool City Council has launched an initiative to tackle tooth decay among the city’s young people. The Sugar Detectives programme, developed to support the council’s Save Kids from Sugar campaign, saw council staff use their volunteer days to educate children about the dangers of tooth decay. Six staff delivered oral health awareness sessions to 15… Continue reading Council volunteers help tackle tooth decay

Liverpool City Council has chosen three contractors for the next phase of the Highways Investment Programme (HIP), worth £11m. The council’s Transportation and Highways department and delivery partners will upgrade over 29 roads through an eco-friendly maintenance program. Dowhigh will manage the ten schemes in the north, Huyton Asphalt Civils will handle the 11 schemes… Continue reading Multi-million pound upgrade to city’s roads begins

Liverpool schools have achieved worldwide recognition at the Educate Awards 2023, with three schools receiving top prizes for their outstanding performance. The event, now in its 12th year, focuses on celebrating hard work and creativity in the education sector in a variety of categories, including Sports, STEM, and Performing Arts, while also recognising the teachers… Continue reading Liverpool schools honoured at Educate Awards 2023

Liverpool City Council has allotted seats in the public gallery of the Town Hall for members of the public interested in attending the City Council Meeting planned for Wednesday, November 22. Potential attendance numbers may be limited for safety issues. Consequently, those interested in attending the meeting are advised to send an email requesting a… Continue reading Public seating arrangements for Council Meeting on 22 November

After ignoring a listed building enforcement notice for five years, Woolton Developments One Ltd has been found guilty of allowing a historic Grade II listed building, St Gabriels, to fall into ruin. Liverpool City Council prosecuted the building company and has been awarded £80,000 in fines. This is the first case of its kind won… Continue reading Council wins landmark listed building neglect case

Merseyside Police and its partners have been successful in removing almost 250 knives and dangerous weapons from the streets as part of a national week of action to tackle knife crime. The initiative, known as Operation Sceptre, took place between Monday 13 November and Sunday 19 November and was implemented as part of a nationwide… Continue reading Knife crime success

Residents of Liverpool can take advantage of a free Winter Survival Fuel Poverty awareness day at Radio Merseyside on Hanover Street on 30 November. The three hour event offers a range of advice and support for vulnerable locals on topics such as health and wellbeing, fuel poverty, staying warm and energy efficiency. Information about grants… Continue reading Come along to our winter survival event

On November 25th, several buildings and landmarks in Liverpool lit up in bright orange as part of the “Orange the World” campaign. The global campaign represents hope for a future that is free of violence or abuse against genders. The illuminated landmarks include Liverpool Town Hall, World Museum Liverpool, Merseyside Police Headquarters, and St George’s… Continue reading Landmarks light up to back call to end gender-based violence

Liverpool is releasing merchandise based on the branding used for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. This branding was used across the city in the run-up to the contest, adorning over 100 flags and banners in key areas of the city centre. These items will now be turned into extremely limited-edition memorabilia, with all proceeds going… Continue reading Eurovision – From Flags to Bags