Tag: Local News

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 

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

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

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Looking to get back into education but not sure where to start? Liverpool Adult Learning Service (ALS) is hosting open days next week across four different centers in the city to provide information on courses available starting in September. The drop-in open days will take place as follows: – Tuesday, July 15th from 10am-2pm and… Continue reading Open up a world of skills with the Adult Learning Service

Liverpool City Council is set to review a newly proposed planning framework aimed at safeguarding buildings and areas with historical significance throughout the city. The Historical Environment Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) outlines specific guidelines on how upcoming developments can preserve the city’s distinct character and identity. The initial draft of the SPD will be presented… Continue reading New plans to protect Liverpool’s heritage to be considered

A powerful message about protecting children from second-hand smoke is being spread through the streets of Liverpool with the help of a fire engine. The Smokefree Homes campaign, a joint effort by Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service, is being implemented in the Croxteth and Norris Green neighborhoods. This initiative aims to… Continue reading Fire Engine Drives Home Children’s Plea for No Smoking Indoors 

Liverpool City Council has recently made adjustments to parking regulations in preparation for the final test match at Everton FC’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium in Bramley Moore Dock. The new car parking rules were influenced by input from residents and local businesses near Everton Football Club’s new stadium. These regulations will impact matchdays, events, and… Continue reading Council announces community-led changes to Everton stadium parking scheme

A new government initiative in Liverpool is addressing food inequality by bringing fresh fruits and vegetables directly to families in need. The Queen of Greens, a mobile greengrocer, will be delivering these healthy options to areas where it’s easier to buy a vape than an apple. This effort is part of a larger scheme to… Continue reading Liverpool mobile greengrocer to reach ‘food deserts’ with aid of mapping tool

Liverpool City Council is on the brink of approving plans for a major rejuvenation project for Great Homer Street Market, known as Greatie Market, one of the city’s historical trading centers. The proposed investment of up to £5 million is part of a larger regeneration initiative aimed at boosting development opportunities, enhancing connectivity, and improving… Continue reading A £5 million transformation to make Greatie even greater