Tag: Local News

Liverpool City Council has launched a consultation inviting feedback from residents, local businesses, and hospitality sector stakeholders regarding proposed updates to the city’s Licensing Policy. The council is seeking opinions on suggested licensing hours and how these changes might influence various aspects such as community well-being, licensed venues, employment opportunities, investment, cultural activities, public safety,… Continue reading Liverpool residents to have say on new midnight licensing proposals

Liverpool Biennial has announced the theme and lineup of artists for its upcoming 14th edition, titled ‘The Age of Magical Thinking.’ Scheduled to take place from 5 June to 19 September 2027, this edition is curated by Aimee Harrison and Lucía Sanromán. The event will showcase 25 international artists and collectives presenting their work throughout… Continue reading Liverpool Biennial announces title and artists for its 2027 edition

Liverpool City Council is seeking input from residents regarding its ongoing School Streets initiative, which aims to create safer and healthier travel environments for children and families. This programme, currently being implemented across various primary schools in the city, is a key part of the council’s efforts to enhance road safety. By May of next… Continue reading Have your say on safer school journeys across Liverpool

Community groups throughout the Liverpool City Region now have the opportunity to establish a lasting legacy connected to the upcoming Tour de France event taking place in the area next year. Starting today, Tuesday 10 November, a new community fund is available to support cycling-focused initiatives leading up to and following the region’s hosting of… Continue reading Community groups invited to apply for Tour de France Grand Départ Legacy Fund

A council committee is set to review a report examining the prolonged refurbishment of the Peter Lloyd Lifestyles Centre. The centre, initially closed in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic, underwent significant work including a new roof installation and interior renovations. While the gym reopened in July 2024, ongoing repairs to the heating and water… Continue reading Peter Lloyd ‘lessons learned’ report published

The UK government is currently debating the possibility of issuing a formal apology for Britain’s involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. However, Lloyd’s of London, the historic insurance market, expressed its regret six years ago. It apologized for the significant part it played in the trafficking of enslaved people and the immense suffering caused. In… Continue reading Historians uncover more questions for insurers over their role in the slave trade

Jodie Cavanagh is an emerging artist who has been commissioned by dot-art in collaboration with Culture Liverpool to create a project celebrating the distinct stories, identities, and accomplishments of Liverpool’s neighborhoods. Reflecting on her own journey, Jodie shares how she transformed challenges into motivation. In her hometown of Belle Vale, Jodie is working together with… Continue reading BLOG: Artist mum takes on her biggest commission after building her career around her son’s health needs

This weekend marks the return of Basnett Street Market to Liverpool city centre, offering shoppers an early chance to begin their Christmas gift shopping. After successful trial runs over the past two years, the market is set to open again on Saturday, 7 November, with two additional dates planned for 21 November and 5 December.… Continue reading Basnett Street Market returns to the city centre for festive shopping season

Corner Café, situated on Prescot Road, has faced legal penalties after admitting to twelve violations of food safety and hygiene standards. Liverpool City Council’s Environmental Health Officers identified these breaches during two separate inspections conducted last year. At that time, the café, managed by The Corner Cafe Liverpool Limited, served customers both on-site and via… Continue reading Corner Café fined for multiple food safety breaches

Emergency services across the UK are bracing for possible disorder during Bonfire Night, as concerns grow over the safety of firefighters who face increasing attacks and shortages in resources. In the lead-up to 5 November, several communities have experienced unrest and antisocial behaviour, prompting police in various towns and cities to implement additional powers, including… Continue reading Police and firefighters around UK gear up for Bonfire Night disorder