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The Coral, a band from the early 2000s, brought a unique blend of 60s Merseybeat and psychedelic sounds to the music scene. Despite not reaching commercial success or being embroiled in controversy, the film capturing their story showcases a group of talented friends fulfilling their dream of playing music together. Growing up in the working-class… Continue reading Dreaming of You: The Making of the Coral review – the charming rise of the melodic noughties band

Liverpool’s iconic waterfront will once again be transformed into an outdoor art gallery for the River of Light festival in 2025. The festival, known for its large-scale light artworks, will take place from October 24 to November 2. This year’s theme is “The Science of Light,” with each installation drawing inspiration from science, technology, or… Continue reading River of Light Returns with Scientific Glow-Up

ou know to stay safe. Remember the power of reaching out, the power of connection and the power of the conversation that could save a life. Together we can prevent suicide in Liverpool, we can all do something and we should all take action today to improve our knowledge and skills to prevent suicide or… Continue reading BLOG | Deaths from suicide in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council is planning to upgrade its parking meters in an effort to reduce maintenance costs, minimize risks, and allow staff to focus more on enforcement activities. The proposal is set to be reviewed by the Council’s Cabinet in the upcoming week and could lead to the installation of up to 80 new machines… Continue reading Parking payments to be modernised in machine update

Liverpool City Council has made a significant commitment to the care and welfare of residents at two care homes in the city. The council is proposing to continue providing long-term services at both Millvina House in Anfield and Brushwood nursing home in Speke. This decision will be presented to the Cabinet on September 16, 2025,… Continue reading Council to Consider Long-Term Commitment to Two Liverpool Nursing Care Homes

sustainable building practices, with a focus on creating a healthy and inclusive community. The project will also provide affordable housing options, extra care facilities, and co-housing arrangements to cater to a diverse range of residents. Work on remediating and installing infrastructure at the site began in 2021 and was completed by Summer 2023, requiring a… Continue reading Details revealed for flagship housing scheme at Festival Gardens

Emma Gutierrez-Waldron, a young project manager at Liverpool City Council, has expressed her excitement at being shortlisted for the Apprentice of the Year award at the Highways Awards 2025. This recognition is a result of Emma’s dedication, proactive approach, and commitment to public service. Despite her unconventional journey into project management, Emma’s background in STEM… Continue reading Council project manager shortlisted for Apprentice of the Year

A recent report sheds light on the connections between workhouses in England and Wales to slavery and British imperialism, revealing a historical relationship that has been largely overlooked. Often associated with the harsh realities depicted in Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, workhouses were funded and overseen by individuals involved in the slave trade, according to the… Continue reading Workhouses in England and Wales linked to transatlantic slave trade, study suggests

Do you have an understanding of your health numbers? Public health officials are urging individuals to “Know your Numbers.” High blood pressure is often symptomless, yet if untreated, it can lead to serious outcomes such as heart attacks or strokes. This inquiry is part of a yearly campaign to raise awareness about blood pressure and… Continue reading Know your numbers!

A judge has banned two unlicensed dog boarders from owning or boarding dogs for seven years, describing them as “incompetent at best.” The couple, Rachel and Owen Dempsey, were found to be offering their services without a Dog Home Boarding Licence, leading to an investigation by Liverpool City Council. Reports surfaced that a dog had… Continue reading “Incompetent” illegal dog boarders banned after council investigation