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This Sunday, 4th October, Liverpool’s waterfront will once again host the Everton 10K, attracting thousands of runners to the city. Organisers are urging everyone attending the event to plan their journeys ahead of time and, where possible, to use public transportation to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all. To accommodate the race safely,… Continue reading Travel advice issued ahead of Everton 10K this weekend

Starting from Thursday, 1st October, the operating hours for Local Recycling Centres in the Liverpool City Region will shift to their reduced winter schedule. The centres, previously open from 8.00am to 8.00pm during the summer months, will now close earlier at 5.00pm, while continuing to open at 8.00am. There are 16 Household Waste Recycling Centres… Continue reading Recycling centres switch to shorter winter hours

It looks like you’ve pasted a chunk of HTML source code from a webpage, likely from a news site (The Guardian), including images, captions, and text excerpts about recent sports and political news. If you would like, I can help you by: – Summarizing the content in plain text – Extracting key information – Explaining… Continue reading Wednesday briefing: ​Can Andy Burnham live up to the party’s faith in him?

The Government has officially withdrawn an improvement notice that was previously placed on Liverpool City Council’s Children’s Services department. This development follows a recent Ofsted inspection in which the department received a ‘good’ rating, a significant turnaround from just three years ago when it was deemed inadequate and subjected to special measures. Inspectors highlighted several… Continue reading Children’s Services improvement notice lifted

Liverpool has successfully created over 170,000 chances for its residents to engage in physical activities as part of ongoing efforts to make being active more accessible and convenient. The Liverpool Active City Network is offering a wide range of opportunities, including walking groups, football, cycling, tennis, cricket, inclusive sports, and free activities designed for children… Continue reading More than 170,000 opportunities to get active delivered across Liverpool 

Liverpool’s North Docks are set to undergo a significant transformation, following unanimous support from the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority for the next phase of plans to establish a dedicated Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC). This marks a major advancement towards unlocking the potential of one of the city’s largest brownfield sites. Mayor Steve Rotheram is… Continue reading Green light for next stage of North Docks regeneration plan

Liverpool is preparing to welcome the Prime Minister, Cabinet Members, and parliamentarians once again as it hosts the Labour Party conference. Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, emphasizes how the city plans to maximize the benefits that come with this significant event. Beyond the immediate boost to the local economy from the 20,000 conference delegates staying… Continue reading BLOG | There has never been a better time for us to press our case for devolution

Liverpool City Council recently hosted a visiting group from Japan to discuss efforts aimed at fostering stronger, more inclusive communities within the city. This meeting took place on Wednesday, 23 September, as part of the Multicultural Communities Policy Exchange Programme. The initiative brings together officials from local governments to explore diverse strategies for enhancing community… Continue reading Liverpool shares its approach to building stronger communities with Japanese delegation

In Liverpool, recent enforcement efforts have led to the conviction of 12 individuals for littering offences, alongside legal action taken against businesses that mishandled their waste disposal. Throughout August, these prosecutions were carried out following failures to comply with littering regulations. Four defendants appeared before magistrates and admitted guilt, whereas eight others were found guilty… Continue reading Dirty dozen prosecuted for littering

What does good health signify for you? Is it the ability to visit a GP when necessary, having a secure and comfortable home, feeling connected within your community, or having the time and support to care for yourself and loved ones? These questions formed the core discussion in *Dare to Dream: A Journey to Health… Continue reading BLOG: ‘Dare to Dream’ – local people imagine a healthier future