Liverpool City Council Warns Public of Dangers Linked to Illegal Dog Breeding

Liverpool City Council has intensified its efforts to address the escalating issue of illegal dog breeding operations, cautioning potential buyers about the significant risks to animal welfare and public safety. National data reveals that possibly only 15 percent of dogs entering the UK population each year are bred legally. In light of these alarming figures,… Continue reading Liverpool City Council Warns Public of Dangers Linked to Illegal Dog Breeding

Young voices lead the way in clean-up campaign

A recent event at Liverpool Town Hall highlighted the importance of environmental protection and community pride among young people. School children from various schools in North Liverpool gathered to showcase posters they had created, advocating for an end to littering and a commitment to caring for the local area. The students shared their ideas with… Continue reading Young voices lead the way in clean-up campaign

Consultation starts on non-residential adult social care charging policy

Liverpool City Council has recently initiated a consultation process to discuss a proposed updated charging policy for non-residential adult social care. This marks the first time in at least three years that revisions to the existing policy have been suggested, as the current charges do not accurately reflect the actual cost of care provided to… Continue reading Consultation starts on non-residential adult social care charging policy

Business start-up support and advice

Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service is hosting a Start-Up Breakfast event at The Florrie for early-stage entrepreneurs in the area. Scheduled for Monday, June 30th from 9-11am, the event will take place at 377 Mill Street, Liverpool, L8 4RF. The City Council aims to assist new businesses in navigating the complexities of starting a… Continue reading Business start-up support and advice

Hugo Boss tells Liverpool owner of Boss Pets to take down company website

A Liverpool-based company specializing in pet products, known as Boss Pets, has been instructed to remove its website due to a trademark infringement claim from the renowned fashion brand Hugo Boss. The term “Boss” is a commonly used slang expression in Merseyside, signifying something as impressive or outstanding. Ben McDonald, a resident of Bootle, founded… Continue reading Hugo Boss tells Liverpool owner of Boss Pets to take down company website

Council takes first step to market key gateway site

Liverpool City Council has enlisted the services of CBRE, a global real estate advisory firm, to oversee the development of the recently acquired Great George Street site, with the aim of introducing new residential and commercial spaces. The Council’s decision to bring on CBRE follows a competitive tender process and signals a strategic move to… Continue reading Council takes first step to market key gateway site

Liverpool welcomes proposed reform of local government finance

Liverpool City Council has expressed its support for the draft proposals put forward by the Government to reform local government finance. The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has released its second consultation regarding the Fair Funding Review. The consultation seeks input on various topics, including how new funding allocations are determined, consolidating… Continue reading Liverpool welcomes proposed reform of local government finance

The Legend of Rooney’s Ring: Wayne and Coleen get their very own summer panto

Liverpool has an unlikely benefactor to thank for enticing an exiled writer back to her hometown – Eurovision. Helen Serafinowicz, known for her work on BBC sitcoms like Motherland and Amandaland, is making a surprising return to Merseyside with a debut theatre show titled The Legend of Rooney’s Ring, a comical take on the relationship… Continue reading The Legend of Rooney’s Ring: Wayne and Coleen get their very own summer panto

Extremely loud and incredibly scouse: how Jamie Carragher conquered football punditry – podcast

In an age where football coverage extends beyond the final whistle, one figure stands out as a dominant presence – a former Liverpool defender who has carved a successful career in the realm of sports analysis. This individual has managed to grasp the attention of fans and enthusiasts alike, offering unique insights and perspectives that… Continue reading Extremely loud and incredibly scouse: how Jamie Carragher conquered football punditry – podcast