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A moving documentary is scheduled for a screening in Liverpool this week, offering a touching and compelling portrayal of the Walton community. Titled “Of People and Place,” the 30-minute film was commissioned by Hat Trick Productions Managing Director, Jimmy Mulville, a Walton native. Shot entirely on location in Walton, the documentary aims to challenge recent… Continue reading BAFTA-winning producer and writer brings Walton’s story to the screen

In an official ceremony, the Mersey Heat Energy Centre in Liverpool Waters was unveiled, showcasing the city’s dedication to low carbon regeneration. Civic leaders, project partners, and heritage stakeholders came together to celebrate this milestone. The new plant, operated by Ener-Vate and Vital Energi, will provide low carbon heating and hot water to the Liverpool… Continue reading Mersey Heat Energy Centre officially opened in Liverpool Waters ceremony

Liverpool is hosting a special event aimed at promoting road safety for residents over the age of 60. While overall road collisions have decreased by 48% over the past five years, incidents involving older drivers have increased by 5%. The event, organized by Liverpool City Council’s Road Safety team, is designed to provide valuable information… Continue reading Stay safer for longer at free road safety event

Liverpool City Council was honored with a prestigious award during the recent Department for Transport Special Recognition Awards ceremony. The Collaborative Partnership Award was presented to the Council’s Transport, Highways, and Parking team at an event hosted by the Local Council Roads Innovations Group (LCRIG) on Wednesday, October 1st. The award recognized the success of… Continue reading Award drives home success of Liverpool’s road improvements

Liverpool City Council is urging road users to review their knowledge of the Highway Code in light of recent research indicating that many drivers may be unaware of the latest changes. The Department for Transport introduced these changes in 2022 to enhance safety for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders. Despite… Continue reading Drivers urged to update their Highway Code knowledge

Liverpool City Council has recently taken decisive action in response to outstanding debts related to the Breck Road library, which is managed by Alt Valley Community Trust (AVCT). Despite the lease of the building being transferred to AVCT in 2016, the organization has failed to fulfill its financial obligations, resulting in an accumulating debt of… Continue reading Breck Road library

In honor of World Elders’ Day, local officials joined Lord Mayor, Cllr Barbara Murray, at the Joseph Lappin Centre in Old Swan to commemorate the elderly residents and acknowledge their significant role within our community. The gathering was more than just a festive occasion; it served as a platform for older residents to voice their… Continue reading World Elders’ Day marked in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council and Smokefree Liverpool are supporting the national Stoptober campaign with a strong local initiative aimed at helping residents kick the smoking habit for good. This year, there is an increased level of assistance available to those looking to quit. The campaign will showcase real-life success stories from individuals like Jason Scott, 58,… Continue reading Public health officials back Stoptober

This Sunday, St George’s Hall will host around 70 independent traders showcasing an array of unique products. The artisan market, with free entry, is set to return after the success of last year’s event on Sunday, October 5, from 10 am to 4.30 pm. Visitors can explore stalls filled with beautiful artwork, jewelry, candles, and… Continue reading Hall Hosts Autumn Artisan Delights

Brian Patten, the youngest member of the Liverpool trio who ignited the poetry revolution of the 1960s, played a vital role in bringing the movement to life. As a 16-year-old pop journalist, Patten first encountered Roger McGough and Adrian Henri, promoting their work in his column in the Bootle Times. This initial connection led to… Continue reading Brian Patten obituary