Tag: Local News

This summer, visitors to St George’s Hall will be treated to a rare chance to see one of Liverpool’s most remarkable architectural masterpieces: the stunning Minton tile floor. From 17 July to 2 September 2026, the floor will be on public display for an extended period. Normally kept hidden beneath protective wooden panels to safeguard… Continue reading A Floor to Adore: Liverpool’s Minton Masterpiece Returns for Summer 2026 

LIMF Academy is celebrating its 10-year anniversary by partnering with the Ivors Academy Trust and PPL to launch an all-female music project in the Liverpool City Region. The initiative, called ‘YES WE ARE!’, brings together 12 female songwriters, composers, musicians, and producers for collaborative songwriting and recording sessions at Liverpool’s Kempston Street Studios, supported by… Continue reading LIMF Academy’s all-female music project underway

Liverpool City Council has acknowledged the recent national reports about the recall of various infant formula products and the ongoing investigation led by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The UKHSA is currently examining 36 clinical alerts across the UK related to infants showing symptoms consistent with exposure to cereulide toxin after consuming certain batches… Continue reading Liverpool City Council statement on national infant formula recall

Liverpool is preparing to celebrate the Lunar New Year with a vibrant lineup of events and activities across the city centre, marking the arrival of the Year of the Horse. The main festivities will take place on Sunday, 22 February, primarily around Liverpool’s Chinatown, which is known as the oldest Chinese community in Europe. A… Continue reading Spectacular celebrations as Liverpool marks the Year of the Horse

On Friday, 29 January 2026, the inaugural evidence-based event of the Right to Food UK Commission was held in Knowsley, with Ian Byrne MP hosting the gathering. This commission brings together influential figures from across the United Kingdom with the goal of developing a data-driven roadmap for Right to Food legislation by autumn of the… Continue reading First Right to Food Commission evidence-based event in Knowsley 

Last week, Josh MacAlister MP, the Minister for Children and Families, visited the Liverpool City Region to observe the efforts being made by local partners in reshaping social care and improving outcomes for children and young people. He praised the collaborative approach focused on providing children with a strong foundation for their future. During his… Continue reading Minister for Children and Families praises innovative children’s social care in Liverpool City Region and Cheshire

Liverpool City Council is set to begin a series of improvements on Speke Hall Road later this month, focusing on enhancing several important transport routes throughout the city. The council has contracted Aureos Highways to undertake the project, with work planned to commence on Monday, 16 February. The duration of the improvements is expected to… Continue reading Major upgrade works set to begin on Speke Hall Road

Liverpool City Council is celebrating a significant milestone as Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool) marks its tenth anniversary. Since its inception in 2016, this partnership has been instrumental in fostering innovation, developing skills, attracting investment, and promoting inclusive growth throughout the city. KQ Liverpool was established through collaboration between key institutions such as the University… Continue reading Celebrating a decade of impact with KQ Liverpool

Liverpool’s iconic waterfront is set to become the stage for a pioneering festival in May 2027, uniting international athletes and artists in a celebration of inclusive sport and culture. This innovative event aims to blend elite para sport competitions with creative expressions, fostering a unique platform that champions diversity and creativity. The initiative is being… Continue reading Liverpool to host ground-breaking multisport and culture festival

Sefton Park’s Palm House is commemorating two significant milestones in 2026 with a vibrant lineup of events designed to celebrate its remarkable heritage and engage the community in shaping its future. The iconic Liverpool structure, originally opened in 1896, reaches an impressive 130 years, while also marking 25 years since its revitalization and reopening in… Continue reading Palm House marks anniversaries