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The British Music Experience is set to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Rock Against Racism with a specially curated temporary exhibition that delves into the movement’s rich history. Scheduled to run from 10 September 2026 until 3 January 2027, the show will feature a collection of evocative photographs by Syd Shelton and John Sturrock, complemented… Continue reading The British Music Experience marks 50 Years of Rock Against Racism with new temporary exhibition

This text appears to be an excerpt from an article discussing the history and experiences of Black communities in Liverpool, particularly focusing on Toxteth, the music scene, and social issues such as racial exclusion in nightclubs and the Toxteth riots of 1981. Here are some key points summarized: – Les Spaine and Chris Amoo were… Continue reading Even better than the Real Thing? The overlooked Black music scene of 1970s Liverpool

Liverpool’s allotment community has once again celebrated a successful year with the announcement of the winners of the city’s annual allotment competition. This event, organised by the Association of Liverpool Allotments (ALA) and supported by Liverpool City Council, saw participation increase to 15 allotment sites across the city, up from 13 last year. The rising… Continue reading Winners crowned in Liverpool allotment competition

Liverpool City Council has partnered with TyreSafe to address issues of tyre safety within the licensed vehicle sector. This collaboration follows several enforcement actions where taxis and private hire vehicles (PHVs) were found to be operating with illegal or dangerously worn tyres. The council’s Licensing Officers discovered cases where tyres were so severely worn that… Continue reading Liverpool backs new tyre safety campaign for taxi and private hire drivers

Liverpool John Lennon Airport has once again been recognized as one of the leading airports in the UK, according to the most recent annual survey conducted by Which?. For the fifth year in a row, the airport earned the title of a Which? Recommended Provider, securing second place overall, just behind Exeter Airport. It outperformed… Continue reading Liverpool John Lennon Airport named one of the best in the UK once again

Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram has expressed his approval following widespread public support for initiatives aimed at fast-tracking the redevelopment of Liverpool’s North Docks. This area is seen as a major opportunity for the city, with plans to deliver thousands of new homes and numerous jobs through significant regeneration projects. A recent consultation carried… Continue reading Overwhelming support for plans to transform Liverpool’s North Docks

A memorable moment from the TV show *The Inbetweeners* features four troubled teenagers verbally attacking people waiting at a bus stop, conveying the idea that taking the bus is for “losers,” accompanied by a rude term. This notion, occasionally but incorrectly linked to Margaret Thatcher’s comment that any man over 26 who uses the bus… Continue reading Here in Liverpool, buses are back under public control – and that’s great for the only people who really matter | Steve Rotheram

The Liverpool City Region is introducing the initial batch of over 560 ultra-modern, low-emission buses as part of the process to bring the area’s bus network back under public ownership. This rollout follows a major investment exceeding £150 million and adds to the 108 new electric buses already operated by the public sector. These vehicles… Continue reading New bus fleet to hit the roads as part of network being brought back under public control

A notable gathering of the UK’s foremost figures in disability arts, accessibility, and inclusive culture has been established to guide the cultural programming of the upcoming Inclusive Sport and Culture Festival (ISCF), set to take place in Liverpool from May 2nd to 8th, 2027. This newly created Cultural Advisory Group will have a pivotal role… Continue reading Inclusive Sport and Culture Festival brings together leading voices from disability arts to support landmark cultural programme

Liverpool residents are being encouraged to engage with their personal wellbeing as part of the second week of Recovery Month. A series of free community activities is being offered, providing chances to connect with local support services, hear firsthand recovery experiences, and participate in various wellbeing practices such as walking, gardening, yoga, meditation, and peer… Continue reading Liverpool services come together to support recovery and wellbeing