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Liverpool’s prominent Pall Mall development has reached a significant milestone as Liverpool City Council and Kier Property have chosen VINCI Construction as their design and build partner. This decision follows a rigorous two-stage tendering process, setting the stage for the next phase of this key regeneration project. This advancement comes after Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced… Continue reading Major step forward for Pall Mall as VINCI Construction appointed contractor

Liverpool has successfully met the national goal of reducing smoking among pregnant women, with provisional data for 2025/26 indicating that only 4.6% of women were smoking at the time of giving birth. This figure is below the national target of 5%, showcasing Liverpool’s significant progress in tackling maternal smoking. According to the latest statistics from… Continue reading Liverpool meets national target as smoking in pregnancy falls to record low 

Liverpool is on track to become a key international centre for music and technology innovation with the upcoming launch of a new hub aimed at boosting investment and supporting the city’s thriving creative tech and music sectors. This initiative is spearheaded by H.O.M.E (House Of Music & Entertainment), a global network that connects entrepreneurs, investors,… Continue reading Liverpool set to host new international music tech hub in city centre

In a recent court session, 12 individuals were successfully prosecuted for littering offenses, collectively fined just under £5,000. These cases were brought forward by Liverpool City Council at Liverpool Magistrates Court, following up on Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) issued through the enforcement work of Waste Investigations Support and Enforcement (WISE), a partner organization assisting the… Continue reading Court bill of £5,000 offers reminder not to litter

Growing up in Romania, Alexandra Bahor concealed her Roma heritage due to the discrimination she encountered as a child. Now based in Liverpool, she dedicates her efforts as a Roma activist to dismantle stereotypes and foster stronger collaborations between Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller (GRT) communities and the institutions that support them. Alexandra’s background is deeply… Continue reading ‘Roma is me’: A Liverpool activist on history, pride and pushing past stereotypes

Liverpool City Council is preparing to sell the historic Colomendy outdoor education centre, aiming to secure a promising future for the renowned North Wales estate. To facilitate this, the council has enlisted property firm Newmark as the sole agent responsible for marketing the 106-acre property situated near Mold. Nestled within the scenic Clwydian Range and… Continue reading New owner sought for historic Colomendy Outdoor Education Centre in North Wales

Liverpool is preparing to observe Mandela Day 2026 with a wide-ranging programme that invites schools, businesses, community groups, and local residents to actively participate in commemorative events. The initiative, led by Mandela8 in collaboration with Liverpool City Council and Liverpool BID Company, is designed to unite the city through acts of service, education, and community… Continue reading Liverpool launches week of action inspired by Nelson Mandela

St George’s Hall is preparing to welcome back its popular seasonal pop-up market this Sunday, 28 June, offering a vibrant experience within the renowned city centre venue. The event will highlight a diverse selection of local creatives, including artists and makers, alongside a variety of street food and beverage options. The Great Hall will be… Continue reading Pop-up market returns to St George’s Hall this weekend

In August, Liverpool will come together once more to observe Slavery Remembrance Day, featuring a week-long series of events dedicated to resilience, community, and remembrance. Taking place from the 17th to the 23rd, this programme unites local residents, artists, researchers, and community groups to contemplate the profound impacts of the transatlantic slave trade while paying… Continue reading Liverpool comes together for Slavery Remembrance Day 2026

On 18 June, The Florrie in Liverpool hosted the concluding event of the ReCITE Festival of Learning, bringing together a diverse group of community organisations, health providers, researchers, and strategic leaders. This gathering served as a platform for reflection, shared learning, and celebration, emphasizing the transformative potential that emerges when communities are recognized as equal… Continue reading Stories, partnerships and innovation: Reflections from the final ReCITE Festival of Learning event