Tag: Local News

Leeds, the largest city in western Europe without a light rail or underground network, has long suffered from historic neglect in public transport in the north of England. However, hope for change emerged on Monday for frustrated travelers. West Yorkshire’s mayor, Tracy Brabin, has announced plans for a white rose version of Greater Manchester’s Bee… Continue reading The Guardian view on better public transport for the north: good politics and good economics | Editorial

In a groundbreaking move for women’s football, Everton Women will transform Goodison Park, one of the UK’s oldest football stadiums, into the country’s first major venue dedicated entirely to a women’s team starting next season. This historic decision comes as the men’s team prepares to move to a new stadium in Bramley-Moore dock, marking the… Continue reading Goodison Park saved from bulldozers to become home of Everton Women

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, taking place from May 12 to May 18, focuses on the theme of ‘Community’. It emphasizes the essential role that our communities play in promoting positive mental health and overall wellbeing. Throughout the week, the Neighbourhood Team of Liverpool City Council is organizing various free activities at Newsham Park,… Continue reading Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week at Newsham Park

A significant transformation has taken place in Mystery Park, a cherished public space in Liverpool, as a community-led initiative has revitalized the area. The project, funded by the Hotspot Response Fund, involved collaboration between residents, local recovery charity DJK House, Merseyside Police, and other partners to address safety concerns and build a stronger sense of… Continue reading New chapter for Mystery Park as community-led safety project reaches powerful conclusion

Liverpool recently hosted EU Ambassadors and dignitaries for Europe Day, marking the first time for the European Union and the city. Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, expressed the city’s desire to become the most Europe-facing city in the UK during this event. The occasion welcomed 60 senior diplomats and sector representatives from 29 different countries… Continue reading BLOG | ‘Europe Day in Liverpool is a commitment to deeper ties’

Liverpool has embarked on a mission to establish itself as the most Europe-facing city in the UK by hosting numerous EU ambassadors, state consul-generals, and other dignitaries. The initiative began with an invitation from the Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Cllr Richard Kemp, supported by Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, and the Liverpool City Region Combined… Continue reading Liverpool welcomes Europe

Last year, there were 94 Penalty Charge Notices issued to parents and caregivers for irresponsible parking outside schools during drop-off and pick-up times. The council’s road safety team is emphasizing the dangers of such behavior and stressing the importance of following parking restrictions to ensure the safety of all individuals involved. Parking inconsiderately and dangerously… Continue reading Call for drivers to park safely and considerately around schools

Cunard Cruise Line will be celebrating its 185th anniversary in Liverpool on May 27th, with a special event led by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal. The festivities will kick off the day before with the arrival of Cunard’s newest ship, Queen Anne, in the Mersey. This marks a significant milestone for the cruise line,… Continue reading Princess Royal to lead Cunard’s 185th anniversary celebrations in Liverpool

Liverpool is gearing up for a major initiative to install thousands of LED streetlights across the city. This move is expected to not only cut down on energy costs but also save significant amounts of carbon emissions. The Council’s Cabinet is set to approve a new maintenance contract that includes a substantial capital investment for… Continue reading New LED streetlights to slash energy costs and carbon emissions

The Liverpool European Festival is set to return in 2025, promising a bigger and bolder celebration of the diverse cultures, traditions, and stories of Europe. From May 8 to June 28, communities across Liverpool will come together to showcase the vibrant cultures that have contributed to the city’s identity over the years. The festival will… Continue reading Liverpool communities unite to celebrate Europe’s rich cultures at 2025 European Festival