Tag: Local News

It looks like you’ve shared a partial news article or script that describes the unfortunate injury to Liverpool player Hugo Ekitike, happening on the same day that Isak returns to the team after four months out. The extract includes reactions from Liverpool manager Arne Slot and mentions Ekitike’s long-term injury ruling him out for the… Continue reading Premier League news: Howe vows to ‘fight harder than ever’; Slot banks on Isak return

Liverpool City Council has officially endorsed the introduction of Liverpool Experience Campus (LEX), the new name replacing The ACC Liverpool Group. This change signifies a fresh phase for one of the city’s key publicly owned assets located along the waterfront at Kings Dock. Since its launch in 2008, this campus has been central to Liverpool’s… Continue reading Launch of new Liverpool Experience Campus brand, marking next chapter for Council-owned asset

Liverpool City Council has announced the appointment of Maisie Taylor as the Accelerator City Sustainability Project Manager within its Culture team, reinforcing the city’s status as a frontrunner in culture-driven climate initiatives. In this position, Maisie will play a key role in advancing sustainability-related projects connected to Liverpool’s Accelerator City programme. Collaborating closely with both… Continue reading New Sustainability Project Manager named as city’s Accelerator City title gains international recognition

Liverpool City Council has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure by installing new charging points on over 130 residential streets throughout the city. This development forms part of the Council’s broader initiative aimed at making sustainable transportation options more convenient and widely available for residents. In collaboration with Otaski Energy Solutions (OtaskiES) and J… Continue reading Residential streets get a boost from new EV charging points

Three additional council libraries have recently been enhanced to offer face-to-face assistance for residents requiring support with accessing various council services. Alongside the existing locations that already provide in-person appointments for intricate queries, staff at Norris Green, Allerton, Parklands, and Garston libraries are now available to assist individuals with several tasks. Library personnel at these… Continue reading Improving access to council services – right in the heart of our communities

Liverpool City Council has given the green light to proceed with the appointment of a design consultant to carry out initial design work aimed at enhancing active travel routes along the Vauxhall and Greatie corridors. This follows a competitive mini-competition under the Council’s Highways and Transportation Professional Services Framework. The Cabinet’s decision marks the next… Continue reading Council awards design contract to progress Vauxhall/Greatie active travel improvements

Liverpool has appointed the inaugural Chair of a Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board, marking a significant step in community-led development within the city. Reverend Philip Saltmarsh, who serves as the Rector of Speke, will lead the board for the Speke East area. His role involves assembling a team of local community members and stakeholders to… Continue reading Decision-making in local hands: Speke East names Pride in Place Chair

Liverpool Central Library is preparing to host a complimentary event this month that will highlight the extraordinary John James Audubon book, Birds of America. This remarkable volume, recently featured in the BBC Drama Small Prophets, is recognized as one of the rarest and most valuable books globally. The library is proud to be among the… Continue reading Central Library to host special Birds of America event

Liverpool City Council Cabinet is preparing to adopt updated Private Sector Housing Enforcement and Civil Penalty policies aimed at enhancing renter protections and ensuring the city is well-equipped for the rollout of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. These new measures will come into effect starting 1 May 2026, introducing a clear and legally compliant framework… Continue reading Security and fairness for private rented housing under new Renters’ Rights Act

Liverpool City Council has joined the newly established Merseyside Antisocial Behaviour Partnership, which brings together more than 20 key organisations from across the region. This coalition represents the first formal commitment among community safety stakeholders to implement a coordinated, multi-agency approach that leverages a wide array of tools and powers designed to protect victims, bolster… Continue reading New antisocial Behaviour partnership launched