Tag: Local News

A local shop has been directed to shut down its operations due to its involvement in the sale of illegal vapes, cigarettes, and tobacco to the general public. Located on Vauxhall Road, Carls Newsagent was also caught trying to sell a vape to an underage individual during a trading standards inspection. The Public Protection team… Continue reading Shop forced to close after selling illicit goods

Liverpool residents are encouraged to join together to observe Father’s Day next week. The Anfield Crematorium chapel will be open on Sunday, June 15th from noon to 2pm for a moment of peaceful contemplation, with a brief service scheduled at 1pm. This gathering is a collaboration with the Good Funeral Company, and attendees can contribute… Continue reading A celebration of Father’s Day

In response to the tragic incident that occurred during the Liverpool FC victory parade on May 26th, a new emergency fund has been established. The Liverpool Spirit Appeal aims to provide support to the victims of the incident, particularly those who have been identified as requiring hospital or psychological care. Led by the Community Foundation… Continue reading Liverpool Spirit Appeal launched to support victims of city centre parade incident

The LCR Pride Foundation, the organization responsible for Pride in Liverpool and the city’s annual March with Pride event, has announced the unfortunate cancellation of the 2025 event scheduled for Saturday, July 26. The Board of Directors expressed their deep regret in having to make this decision due to financial and organizational challenges faced by… Continue reading Pride in Liverpool and March with Pride cancelled for 2025

Liverpool City Council has recently launched a new initiative to support hospitality businesses across the city with an outdoor seating policy. This policy aims to create vibrant outdoor spaces that exude a lively café culture atmosphere, while also prioritizing safety, inclusivity, and accessibility in public areas. The newly introduced policy provides clear and flexible guidelines… Continue reading Hospitality and café culture boosted thanks to new outdoor seating policy

rpool. The Social Impact Programme associated with the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool is a comprehensive initiative aimed at benefiting communities in the region in various ways. From education to community building, the programme is designed to create a lasting impact. Notable elements of the Programme include educational initiatives like Literacy Kicks and partnerships with… Continue reading World Boxing Championships pack a punch for local schools and groups

As I strolled through Liverpool, narrowly avoiding a seagull’s attempt to relieve itself on me, I couldn’t help but be captivated by Kara Chin’s whimsical installation in a local cinema. The reimagined seaside experience, complete with AI seagulls and chaotic electro-assemblages, transported me to a world of quirky charm. Despite Liverpool’s lack of proximity to… Continue reading Liverpool Biennial review – AI seagulls, gladiatorial football and big trouble in Chinatown

Liverpool roadwork projects have received recognition by the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT), highlighting the efforts made to enhance the city’s infrastructure over the past year. Among the 13 projects shortlisted, Anfield High Street and the Ranelagh Street Bus Gate are recognized for their Best Practice category, while Huyton Asphalt stands out for… Continue reading Groundbreaking highways projects nominated for prestigious industry awards

Amy Milson’s journey as a dancer has been shaped by her experience living with a visual impairment. Diagnosed with Periventricular Leukomalacia, a brain injury, her eyes struggle to communicate with her brain, causing delays in processing visual information. Despite these challenges, dancing has always been a source of freedom for her, allowing her to express… Continue reading BLOG | “My hidden disability is a part of me, but it’ll never define me”

Judge Menary KC has lifted the order preventing four adult victims of an alleged attack during Liverpool FC’s title parade from being named. The accused, Paul Doyle, is facing charges including unlawful wounding with intent, causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent, and attempted GBH. While reporting restrictions still apply to two children involved in… Continue reading Four Liverpool parade crash victims named after judge lifts anonymity order