Liverpool City Council is gearing up to discuss a report that will kickstart the development of a new girls’ secondary school in Toxteth and identify new community facilities for the African Caribbean community. The report, set to be deliberated on at the next cabinet meeting on Tuesday 25th February, proposes making five council-owned parcels of… Continue reading Cabinet set to decide on proposed site for new girls’ school
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Liverpool marks the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia
The community of Liverpool is coming together to commemorate the third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine. Members of the Liverpool branch of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain will join in solidarity for this important event. The service will be held at Liverpool Parish Church of St Nicholas on Monday, February 24th at… Continue reading Liverpool marks the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia
Council seeks community solution to vacant buildings
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is set to make decisions regarding the future of six vacant properties, including a Victorian chapel, in an upcoming meeting. A report is suggesting that these Council-owned properties be handed over to charities and community organizations operating within the city. If approved, these empty properties will become part of Liverpool’s Community… Continue reading Council seeks community solution to vacant buildings
Liverpool Remembers as Hall Hosts Covid-19 Reflection Event
Liverpool’s iconic St George’s Hall is set to become the central location for reflecting on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. In honor of the fifth anniversary of the pandemic, a national Covid-19 Day of Reflection will be observed on Sunday, 9 March. The Great Hall in St George’s Hall will be reimagined as a… Continue reading Liverpool Remembers as Hall Hosts Covid-19 Reflection Event
Council to Launch a New Support Service to Help Keep Families Together
Liverpool City Council and its partner agencies are collaborating to introduce a new approach to assisting families in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction while undergoing specialized care. The Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) offers a unique alternative by providing parents with tailored support to address the underlying causes of substance abuse, promoting a… Continue reading Council to Launch a New Support Service to Help Keep Families Together
Dancers invited to put their best foot forward
Culture Liverpool is seeking out the best dancing talent in the city, from street performances to cabaret shows. The highly anticipated Leap Dance Festival made a triumphant return in 2024 after a five-year hiatus, and now creative individuals and organizations have the chance to showcase their talents this May. Artists in all stages of their… Continue reading Dancers invited to put their best foot forward
Funding boost for National Museums Liverpool
The announcement came today after more than three months of consultation that the government funding for National Museums Liverpool’s redevelopment of the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum will proceed. A significant investment of £10 million from the government will be allocated to this transformative initiative for the two museums situated on Liverpool’s historic waterfront.… Continue reading Funding boost for National Museums Liverpool
Liverpool City Council to use AI and automation to transform the way it deals with customer enquiries
Liverpool City Council has revealed plans to revolutionize its approach to handling resident inquiries by introducing a new, advanced system. This system will seamlessly integrate front-office customer experiences with back-office systems, utilizing AI and automation to streamline processes and provide enhanced self-service options. The main goal is to offer residents convenient access to services online,… Continue reading Liverpool City Council to use AI and automation to transform the way it deals with customer enquiries
Family fun at Liverpool libraries for half term and beyond
Liverpool libraries are hosting a variety of activities to entertain children during the half-term break and beyond. Thanks to funding from UK Shared Prosperity, the Culture Liverpool team has organized free drop-in events that will run from half-term through March. The detailed schedule of events will be announced soon. One of the highlights is the… Continue reading Family fun at Liverpool libraries for half term and beyond
City prepares for Everton FC’s historic first game at new stadium
and valid for a period of up to 18 months, the parking zone will be applicable and enforceable on a case-by-case basis. You can have your say on this ETRO in our quick survey at: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/BramleyMooreParking/ and if you have any further questions, please email: bramleymooredockETRO@liverpool.gov.uk All travel options for today’s first test game are… Continue reading City prepares for Everton FC’s historic first game at new stadium