Empowering young people into work

Liverpool City Council is dedicated to supporting residents in their employment journey, whether they are re-entering the workforce after a period of unemployment or seeking their first job. Individuals with learning disabilities or autism often face challenges in finding employment, as only 4.1 percent in the north west are in paid roles despite a desire… Continue reading Empowering young people into work

Liverpool black history researchers discover slaver ship advert from 1805

A recent finding in Liverpool has shed light on the dark history of the transatlantic slave trade, with the unearthing of an advertisement for a British slaver’s ship. The Liverpool Black History Research Group stumbled upon the advert for the Metis, a ship built in Liverpool, dating back to July 25, 1805. This discovery was… Continue reading Liverpool black history researchers discover slaver ship advert from 1805

Forty further SEND school places to be created

Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is gearing up to give the green light to plans for the construction of temporary modular classrooms aimed at expanding school places for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The proposal is to provide an additional 40 places at the Naylorsfield Drive location of Millstead Primary School in Netherley,… Continue reading Forty further SEND school places to be created

Highways redesign in historic quarter wins prestigious “transport Oscar”

Liverpool’s historic Georgian Quarter has seen a significant transformation with the completion of a major project that has been recognized with a prestigious award in the transportation sector. The City Council of Liverpool, in collaboration with Huyton Asphalt, was awarded the Project of the Year (under £5 million) at the Chartered Institution of Highways &… Continue reading Highways redesign in historic quarter wins prestigious “transport Oscar”

Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards Now Open

The Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2025 are now open for entries, shining a light on the best in the region’s tourism industry. The awards ceremony is set to take place at Liverpool Cathedral on Thursday, March 5, 2026, recognizing businesses and individuals who excel in the hospitality and tourism sector. With 20 categories, the… Continue reading Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards Now Open

Drugs den transformed

Liverpool City Council’s Landlord Licensing team, in conjunction with Merseyside Police, successfully transformed a drug den in Anfield into a safe and compliant property. After receiving complaints about the property on Manningham Road in 2022, the council took action to address the issues. The evidence showed that the house had become a hub for Class… Continue reading Drugs den transformed

Liverpool City Council looks to boost recycling across the city 

Liverpool City Council is seeking input from residents to help steer the future of recycling efforts in the city through a new public survey. In collaboration with Influential, a local research and marketing agency, the Council is conducting research to better understand how residents handle their waste and to pinpoint methods for increasing recycling rates.… Continue reading Liverpool City Council looks to boost recycling across the city 

Figures Reveal Scale of Alcohol Harm as Liverpool Commits to Action

Liverpool City Council is currently engaged in a collaborative effort with partners to combat the detrimental consequences of alcohol abuse, as recent data unveils that alcohol-related issues are the leading cause of death and illness among individuals aged 15 to 49 in Liverpool. This critical information has prompted the council to shine a spotlight on… Continue reading Figures Reveal Scale of Alcohol Harm as Liverpool Commits to Action

Public invited to help shape a more inclusive city

Liverpool is calling on residents, workers, and students to participate in shaping a new Anti-Racism Strategy for the city. The online survey, open to all, is a crucial step in the Council’s mission to promote inclusivity by listening to and understanding the experiences of local communities. Collaborating with various organizations in Liverpool, such as Merseyside… Continue reading Public invited to help shape a more inclusive city