Transformational future outlined for Liverpool’s Cultural Quarter

recently announced New Town Taskforce submission, which spans 5km from just north of Liverpool city centre, across Everton, Anfield, and Kirkdale and into Bootle and Sefton. Once approved by the Council, the framework will be adopted as a Supplementary Planning Document to aid decision making, facilitate delivery, and provide certainty for investors. Councillor Nick Small,… Continue reading Transformational future outlined for Liverpool’s Cultural Quarter

Cunard’s Queen Anne set for Royal rendezvous in Liverpool

Cunard’s newest ship, Queen Anne, will be making a return to Liverpool’s River Mersey on Bank Holiday Monday, 26 May, after a spectacular naming ceremony at Pier Head. This marks the start of celebrations across the Cunard fleet, in honor of the 185th anniversary of the line’s first transatlantic crossing from Liverpool back in 1840.… Continue reading Cunard’s Queen Anne set for Royal rendezvous in Liverpool

“Imagine Liverpool” – New regeneration board established

Imagine Liverpool is embarking on a new and exciting journey with a team of experts at its helm to drive forward a multi-billion pound regeneration effort in the city. Chaired by Patrick Nolan, the former Vice Chairman of HSBC Global Banking & Markets, this partnership aims to accelerate development in Liverpool over the next decade.… Continue reading “Imagine Liverpool” – New regeneration board established

Live Aid 40: Music, Power & Unity

The British Music Experience in Liverpool will be hosting a temporary exhibition that revisits the iconic Live Aid concert 40 years later, showcasing personal items from organizer Bob Geldof’s archive. The Live Aid concert, held on July 13, 1985, at Wembley Stadium, was a monumental event that captured the world’s attention. With BBC Radio 1… Continue reading Live Aid 40: Music, Power & Unity

Liverpool City Council launches survey on new citywide Anti-Racism Strategy

Liverpool City Council is reaching out to residents and individuals connected to the city to provide input for the creation of an anti-racism strategy. The survey, which will be available until the end of June 2025, is a significant step in the Council’s efforts to establish itself as an anti-racist organization. This initiative aims to… Continue reading Liverpool City Council launches survey on new citywide Anti-Racism Strategy

Young people go green for Eco Week

During the upcoming Eco Week in Liverpool, hundreds of school children will be participating in various sustainable activities. One notable project involves transforming crisp packets into blankets for homeless individuals. This initiative is just one of the many eco-friendly activities planned for the week. Eco Week, running from Monday 19 May, aims to raise awareness… Continue reading Young people go green for Eco Week

Help shape the future of victim support

Victims of crime in Merseyside are being encouraged to share their experiences with the support services they received to assist others in need. Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Emily Spurrell, is seeking input from individuals who have been impacted by crime within the last three years to provide feedback on the support they received and… Continue reading Help shape the future of victim support

Liverpool rises in unity to stand against racism

This upcoming Saturday, various communities in Liverpool are uniting to take a stand against racism, combat hate, and celebrate the diverse culture of the city. Scheduled for 7pm on May 17, 2025, St George’s Hall will serve as the venue for Liverpool Rising Against Racism, an event filled with music, spoken word, and solidarity. The… Continue reading Liverpool rises in unity to stand against racism

Liverpool Celebrates Communities during Mental Health Awareness Week

Liverpool City Council is actively participating in Mental Health Awareness Week by emphasizing the importance of ‘Community’ and acknowledging the crucial role of local relationships in sustaining mental health and overall well-being. Research has shown that strong social connections with friends, family, neighbors, or community groups can significantly enhance happiness and well-being, while feelings of… Continue reading Liverpool Celebrates Communities during Mental Health Awareness Week

New councillors join Cabinet

Liverpool City Council’s leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, revealed that two new councillors would be joining the Cabinet during the Annual General Council Meeting. The appointments were announced, with Cllr Jo Kennedy being named the Cabinet Member for Employment, Educational Attainment, and Skills, while Cllr Hetty Wood was appointed as the Cabinet Member for Housing. Cllr… Continue reading New councillors join Cabinet