Tag: Local News

Liverpool is set to honor its renowned musical heritage with the launch of Liverpool Music Month, a new initiative taking place throughout May 2026. Organized by Culture Liverpool and Sound City, this month-long celebration runs from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 31, showcasing live performances, cultural happenings, and community events across the city region.… Continue reading Liverpool Music Month to launch followed by city-region-wide Summer of Music

Liverpool City Council has introduced a comprehensive action plan aimed at addressing the rising concerns related to ketamine use within the city. This initiative emphasizes prevention, early intervention, and the provision of robust support networks for families and young people affected by ketamine. Unlike other substances, ketamine presents distinct challenges, including rapid escalation in use… Continue reading Liverpool launches citywide action plan to reduce ketamine harms 

Liverpool City Council plays a significant role in the daily lives of around half a million people. From refuse collectors keeping streets clean to school crossing patrols ensuring children cross safely, the impact of the council’s workforce is wide-reaching. Carers assist elderly family members to regain independence, while social workers provide vital support to vulnerable… Continue reading BLOG | Our Promise to residents…

A well-established healthcare supplier based in Liverpool is undergoing a significant transformation by embracing digital innovation and advanced manufacturing techniques. This shift is designed to enhance its offerings to both the NHS and private healthcare sectors while creating new employment opportunities within the region. Algeos, a manufacturer and distributor specialising in podiatry, physiotherapy, and prosthetics,… Continue reading Healthcare business invests in digital innovation and 3D printing thanks to Council support

An independent review concerning the planning and management of the Liverpool FC Victory Parade held on 26 May 2025 was published today. This comprehensive assessment emphasizes the cooperation between Liverpool City Council, Merseyside Police, medical responders, security teams, and emergency services. Despite facing unprecedented crowd sizes and various difficulties, the strong, established partnerships were crucial… Continue reading Independent review published into city’s parade planning

Liverpool City Council is partnering with the University of Liverpool to launch a significant public consultation focused on Paddington South, a key site poised for major innovation and public space enhancements within the city. This initiative aims to boost Liverpool’s life science and innovation sectors by developing a dynamic new neighborhood that offers improved connectivity… Continue reading Public consultation to launch on Liverpool’s Paddington South masterplan

One year after its launch in January 2025, Liv Life Liverpool, a service commissioned by Liverpool City Council, is marking a significant milestone by reflecting on its impact across the city. Developed in partnership with local residents, the programme offers compassionate, long-term support aimed at helping individuals achieve and maintain a healthy weight. The emphasis… Continue reading Liv Life Liverpool delivers life-changing impact in just 12 months 

As warmer weather approaches, Liverpool City Council is encouraging local residents to participate in this year’s Great British Spring Clean, inviting everyone to demonstrate their community spirit through this national effort. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the campaign, organized by Keep Britain Tidy, kicks off on Friday, 13 March. Throughout the two-week event, individuals across the… Continue reading Liverpool rolls up its sleeves for the Great British Spring Clean

Starting from April 1, Liverpool residents will be able to recycle a broader range of household items as part of an enhancement to the existing recycling collection service. This initiative is designed to encourage greater recycling participation, reduce overall waste, and contribute to environmental sustainability. Residents simply need to become familiar with the new list… Continue reading Residents can recycle more in blue bins and waste less thanks to service changes

Liverpool City Council has unveiled a proposed budget that plans to invest an additional £100 million into local services over the next year. A significant portion of this increase, approximately £90 million, will be directed towards demand-driven areas such as adult social care, Children’s Services, and homelessness support, aiming to assist the city’s most vulnerable… Continue reading £100 million additional investment in services in Liverpool