In honor of the reopening of Spellow Community Hub and Library, a creative writing program was launched by Writing on the Wall, commissioned by Culture Liverpool, to celebrate the vibrant culture and history of Walton. Angela Cheveau, a local participant, shared her journey from despair to healing through this initiative. Spellow Library held a special… Continue reading BLOG | From despair to pride – how Walton stood united following the torching of Spellow Community Hub and Library during the racist riots of summer 2024
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Preserving a Liverpool Icon: The Restoration of the Willis Organ’s Trellis
Restoration work on the Willis Organ’s trellis at St George’s Hall is currently in progress, with funding provided by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The trellis is a stunning decorative element that adds to the beauty and grandeur of this historic instrument, serving both an aesthetic and functional purpose by enhancing its presence and safeguarding… Continue reading Preserving a Liverpool Icon: The Restoration of the Willis Organ’s Trellis
Council Announces Intention to Appoint Nursing Provider for Two Liverpool Care Homes
Liverpool City Council recently completed a competitive tender process to select a new nursing care provider for Millvina nursing home in Anfield and Brushwood nursing home in Speke. The tender, initiated in February 2025, called for qualified providers to propose delivering high-quality nursing care at both facilities. The Council, as the owner of both buildings,… Continue reading Council Announces Intention to Appoint Nursing Provider for Two Liverpool Care Homes
Stephen Graham: the ‘working-class, mixed-race kid’ who cares deeply about the work
urce media=”(min-width: 660px) and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.25), (min-width: 660px) and (min-resolution: 120dpi)”>Stephen Graham in Shane Meadows’ The Virtues “There are certain things he does that actors can’t always learn,” says Socha. “It’s his aura and presence. He’s helped me understand the responsibility we carry as actors.” Family is central to Graham’s life. In a profile for… Continue reading Stephen Graham: the ‘working-class, mixed-race kid’ who cares deeply about the work
New era of cooperation between Liverpool and the Isle of Man
In a significant development today, Liverpool City Region and the Isle of Man have signed a landmark agreement, ushering in a new era of collaboration between the two regions. The agreement emphasizes the shared commitment to enhancing the prosperity and well-being of their communities by strengthening economic, cultural, and political ties. The historical strong relationship… Continue reading New era of cooperation between Liverpool and the Isle of Man
Red or Dead review – Peter Mullan never walks alone as Liverpool FC hero Bill Shankly
A performance based on David Peace’s novel, The Damned United, was brought to life in Leeds and Derby in 2016, portraying the enigmatic character of Brian Clough in contrasting lights of villain and hero. Following this success, Peace’s next football-themed book, Red or Dead, chronicling the life of renowned Liverpool FC manager Bill Shankly, was… Continue reading Red or Dead review – Peter Mullan never walks alone as Liverpool FC hero Bill Shankly
Liverpool Commits to Tackling Gambling Harm
A recent initiative has been launched in Liverpool to combat the harmful effects of gambling, with a study revealing that nearly one-third of adults in the city engage in gambling annually, with 12% of them at risk of experiencing harm. The campaign is being spearheaded by Liverpool City Council and Liverpool John Moores University, who… Continue reading Liverpool Commits to Tackling Gambling Harm
HAIM join Sefton Park line-up & outreach programme announced
ong>, Anne-Marie and Jax Jones. Taking to the Radio 1 Stage on the Sunday of the event, the band will perform a selection of hits from their highly praised back catalogue, including tracks from their upcoming third album. Tickets to Radio 1’s Big Weekend were snapped up in record time, as fans grabbed the chance… Continue reading HAIM join Sefton Park line-up & outreach programme announced
Cabinet approves site of new girls’ school
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet has given the green light to the location for a new girls’ secondary school while ensuring the preservation of the cherished African Caribbean Centre. Initially, the council had released the land to the Department for Education for the Eden Girls’ Leadership Academy, but after further scrutiny, a stronger commitment to preserving… Continue reading Cabinet approves site of new girls’ school
Artwork wows the public and highlights road technology
A spectacular glow-in-the-dark artwork has been revealed in the heart of Liverpool ONE. This unique painting, commissioned as part of the ADEPT Live Labs 2 program, can be found at the corner of Hanover Street and College Lane in Liverpool ONE. The initiative, backed by Liverpool City Council, is part of a nationwide effort to… Continue reading Artwork wows the public and highlights road technology