Tag: Local News

Liverpool is preparing to launch its inaugural Music Month, set to kick off on Friday, 1 May. This month-long celebration, organised by Culture Liverpool and Sound City, will showcase a series of live performances, cultural happenings, and community-led activities throughout the city region. Following the conclusion of Music Month, the festivities will continue with Liverpool… Continue reading Liverpool gears up for inaugural Music Month

Liverpool has once again demonstrated its dedication to enhancing the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ communities by securing an additional five years of funding for Sahir. This support aims to expand the organisation’s vital work throughout the city, enabling it to continue serving as a cornerstone for local LGBTQ+ residents. Sahir’s efforts, which have long… Continue reading Liverpool backs LGBTQ+ health with five more years of funding for Sahir

It looks like you’ve shared an excerpt from an article or interview about Dave Balfe, a notable figure in British music history. The passage covers Balfe’s career trajectory, touching on his early days in punk and post-punk bands, his role as a record label founder and producer, the fractious dynamics in the Teardrop Explodes, and… Continue reading ‘It’ll be in my Guardian obituary’: David Balfe on inspiring Blur’s Country House and tripping on Top of the Pops

Next week, a new proposal aimed at drastically reducing emissions from the Council’s vehicle fleet will be presented to the Cabinet. The plan sets out a defined strategy for moving towards more environmentally friendly and sustainable operations within the Council’s transport resources. If this proposal receives approval, the Council intends to replace vehicles at the… Continue reading Liverpool City Council driving change to greener fleet

Liverpool City Council has recently introduced its twelfth Family Hub as part of an ongoing initiative to establish at least one hub in every neighbourhood across the city. This marks the sixth new Family Hub unveiled in 2026, building upon the six hubs opened in previous years. The latest facility, named the Best Start Everton… Continue reading Liverpool launches 12th Family Hub

Liverpool City Council’s Director of Public Health has released his latest independent annual report, highlighting a comprehensive programme aimed at transforming public health services to address entrenched health inequalities. The focus remains on enhancing accessibility, improving prevention efforts, and achieving better health outcomes for Liverpool residents. This initiative is described by the council as among… Continue reading Public Health annual report reveals wide ranging service transformation across Liverpool

Don King, the famed boxing promoter portrayed by Zach Levene with a striking bouffant hairstyle, expresses high admiration for his latest protégé, John Conteh, the light-heavyweight champion. King sees something exceptional not only in Conteh’s boxing prowess but also in his presence. “He walks into a room and the air changes,” King remarks, highlighting the… Continue reading Conteh review – the dazzling rise and bruising fall of a 70s boxing great

Next month, individuals considering moving away from petrol or diesel cars have the chance to receive free professional guidance at a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) showcase. In collaboration with Let’s Experience Electric, Liverpool City Council is organizing an event featuring more than 20 electric vehicles prominently displayed along Church Street and Lord Street. Scheduled for… Continue reading Make the switch to electric vehicles with free expert advice

The Girls’ Brigade of England and Wales has recently been granted the Freedom of Liverpool, a prestigious recognition reflecting their longstanding presence and impact in the community. This organisation, which is part of a worldwide fellowship extending across Europe, Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Australia, has a rich history of over 130 years. It remains… Continue reading Freedom of Liverpool for Girls’ Brigade of England and Wales  

Thousands of families in Liverpool may be missing out on valuable support designed to help them afford nutritious food, with an estimated £600,000 to £700,000 in Healthy Start vouchers left unclaimed annually. The Healthy Start program offers assistance to parents and carers from 10 weeks into pregnancy until their child reaches four years old. This… Continue reading Helping Liverpool families make the most of Healthy Start