New data has revealed a concerning trend among young people, particularly males, who are failing to wear their seat belts in vehicles, leading to a significant number of fatalities in car crashes. According to recent analysis conducted by The AA Charitable Trust, almost half (43%) of young passengers aged 17-29 who perish in car accidents… Continue reading Young drivers told to belt up in the back
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Scouse Republic by David Swift review – does Liverpool walk alone?
Liverpool, the city with a strong sense of self, has always been a topic of discussion. It has been a city that continuously evolves, demolishing its past to pave the way for its future. Even historical figures like Daniel Defoe have recognized Liverpool as a remarkable place, labeling it as “one of the wonders of… Continue reading Scouse Republic by David Swift review – does Liverpool walk alone?
Acclaimed markets return to Liverpool for 2025
Liverpool is gearing up for the return of the Stanley Park Market for its second year running, starting later this month. The market will kick off on Wednesday, March 19th, and will be open weekly from 9am to 3pm until mid-December. Following closely behind is the spring edition of the St George’s Hall Artisan Market,… Continue reading Acclaimed markets return to Liverpool for 2025
Show your community pride at this year’s Great British Spring Clean
Spring has arrived, bringing the sunshine back and a call to action for all residents to participate in community clean-up efforts. Liverpool City Council is urging everyone to get involved in litter-picking events as part of the Great British Spring Clean. This nationwide campaign by Keep Britain Tidy runs from Friday, March 21 to Sunday,… Continue reading Show your community pride at this year’s Great British Spring Clean
Liverpool community unite with music, culture, and celebration
The Smithdown community is gearing up for a lively celebration of music, food, and culture as residents come together to share and revel in their heritage. The event will take place at Picton Children’s Centre on Earle Road, L7 6HD, on Saturday, 22nd March from 12 to 2:30pm. Organized by Liverpool City Council’s Neighbourhoods team,… Continue reading Liverpool community unite with music, culture, and celebration
Problem properties undergo “heavenly” transformation
In a bid to address issues related to organized crime and anti-social behavior, two properties in Liverpool have undergone a significant transformation. Over the past couple of years, the Council’s Private Sector Housing team has collaborated closely with Merseyside Police to combat organized crime within rental properties in Liverpool. The Landlord Licensing scheme by the… Continue reading Problem properties undergo “heavenly” transformation
Businesses to be balloted on tourism levy
Liverpool city centre’s hospitality businesses are facing a pivotal decision as they prepare to vote on implementing a new tourism-based levy. The Liverpool Business Improvement Company formally requested a levy alteration ballot for the Accommodation BID, which has been reviewed by the Liverpool City Council and found to meet all legal requirements. The ballot is… Continue reading Businesses to be balloted on tourism levy
Contractor appointed for £61m new lab scheme
In a significant development for Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter, a construction firm has been selected to oversee the creation of a state-of-the-art laboratory and workspace complex. HEMISPHERE One is a substantial £61 million project that will cover a total of 117,190 square feet at Paddington Village, a key site within the city’s innovation district. Planned as… Continue reading Contractor appointed for £61m new lab scheme
Mysterious luminous footprints reveal Liverpool’s highway innovation
Liverpool City Council is at the forefront of pioneering smart road and highway technologies through their involvement in ADEPT Live Labs 2: Decarbonising Local Roads in the UK. This three-year, UK-wide £30 million program funded by the Department for Transport is focused on decarbonizing the local highway network. The council is conducting experiments across the… Continue reading Mysterious luminous footprints reveal Liverpool’s highway innovation
St John’s Beacon to Shine Bright for ‘No Smoking Day’
A significant Liverpool landmark is gearing up to deliver a compelling message to smokers to consider quitting this ‘No Smoking Day,’ which falls on Wednesday, March 12th. St John’s Beacon will be the focal point, illuminated and transformed into a visual display that highlights the advantages of abstaining from smoking and encourages positive changes throughout… Continue reading St John’s Beacon to Shine Bright for ‘No Smoking Day’