Liverpool City Council has been recognized by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for its exceptional adult social care services, receiving a ‘Good’ rating. This acknowledgement reflects the council’s ongoing dedication to providing high-quality and empathetic care to its residents. The report from CQC emphasizes that individuals under care in Liverpool feel heard, respected, and actively… Continue reading Care Quality Commission rates adult social care as ‘Good’
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Celebrating Black voices with new Culture Liverpool commissions
Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team is excited to reveal ten new artistic projects in honor of Black History Month 2025 this October. The chosen theme, Power and Pride, has led to the funding of a variety of creative endeavors that will pay tribute to the significant contributions of Black communities to the city’s culture,… Continue reading Celebrating Black voices with new Culture Liverpool commissions
Third ‘Liver Bird’ highlights Liverpool’s poor recycling rates
Liverpool is known for its iconic Liver Birds, but now a third bird has joined them to deliver an important message to the city’s residents. The giant sculpture, made from recyclable items, is aimed at raising awareness about proper recycling practices in Liverpool. This initiative is part of Recycle Week, running from 22-28 September. Currently,… Continue reading Third ‘Liver Bird’ highlights Liverpool’s poor recycling rates
The Guardian view on Adolescence cleaning up at the Emmys: the importance of grassroots drama training | Editorial
The explosive popularity of the show “Adolescence” has not only shed light on pressing social issues such as online misogyny and radicalization but has also brought attention to the significance of grassroots drama schools and clubs, as well as representation of working-class individuals on television. A milestone was reached last Sunday when 15-year-old Owen Cooper… Continue reading The Guardian view on Adolescence cleaning up at the Emmys: the importance of grassroots drama training | Editorial
Store loses licence after illegal vape seizure
A store in West Derby recently had its license revoked by the courts for selling illicit vapes. Liverpool City Council’s Alcohol and Tobacco Unit began investigating Booze Butler on Queens Drive due to suspicions of the store selling unregulated vapes. Upon inspection, authorities found a significant quantity of vapes hidden inside the store with an… Continue reading Store loses licence after illegal vape seizure
Stalls in the Halls – Celebrating 450 Years of Croxteth Hall with Heritage Markets
Croxteth Hall, the ancestral home of the Earls of Sefton, is celebrating its 450th anniversary with a special Heritage Market happening this weekend from 11am to 4pm. Visitors will have the chance to explore the Hall’s exquisite interiors, spanning Tudor, Georgian, and Queen Anne styles, while perusing over 20 stalls offering handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork,… Continue reading Stalls in the Halls – Celebrating 450 Years of Croxteth Hall with Heritage Markets
New market to head to iconic Chinatown
In the heart of Liverpool’s historic Chinatown, a new market is set to debut, bringing a vibrant and diverse atmosphere to the iconic area. The trial run of this market will commence on Sunday, 28 September, starting at the grand arch – the largest of its kind outside of China – and extending down Nelson… Continue reading New market to head to iconic Chinatown
Earle Road goes car-free to champion clean air and active living
In a bid to promote active travel, healthier lifestyles, and cleaner air, primary school students will be spearheading the transformation of their neighborhood into a pedestrian-friendly zone during Car Free Day 2025. The focus will be on Earle Road, situated between Webster Road and Cranborne Road, where a range of community activities will take place… Continue reading Earle Road goes car-free to champion clean air and active living
John Lennon’s school desk goes on display at Beatles Museum in Liverpool
In a surprising turn of events, a desk once utilized by the legendary John Lennon has surfaced and is now being showcased for public view. The unexpected discovery took place in the attic of his former school, Quarry Bank high school in Liverpool, where the musician was once regarded as a “nuisance” by disapproving teachers.… Continue reading John Lennon’s school desk goes on display at Beatles Museum in Liverpool
Liverpool to remember victims of serious violence
An event to commemorate victims of serious violence is slated to occur on Friday, September 19th at St George’s Hall. The Serious Violence Remembrance Evening, scheduled from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, will feature speeches, reflections, and artistic performances in the small concert room. Individuals impacted by the issue are encouraged to attend this event.… Continue reading Liverpool to remember victims of serious violence