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Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter development, with an investment of £1 billion, is embarking on a new phase after successfully demolishing the Smithdown Lane Police Station, a significant landmark. The completion of this demolition has opened up new opportunities for development under a collaboration between Liverpool City Council and the University of Liverpool. Paddington South, supported by… Continue reading Key landmark demolished as innovation scheme enters new phase

Police in Liverpool arrested four individuals suspected of terrorism offenses during a pro-Palestine demonstration in the city center on Sunday. According to Merseyside Police, a small number of protesters were found in possession of material supporting the campaign group Palestine Action during the march organized by Liverpool Friends of Palestine. Across the UK, more than… Continue reading Four arrested under Terrorism Act during Liverpool pro-Palestine protest

Concerns have been raised by parents and experts as the number of measles cases continues to rise, prompting nurseries to implement Covid-style isolation measures to control outbreaks. Over 500 cases have been confirmed in England in 2025, with a significant portion affecting young children. Tragically, a child succumbed to the infection at Alder Hey hospital… Continue reading Nurseries in England bring in Covid-style protocols as measles cases rise

While the summer sun shines, Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team is already looking ahead to the winter festivities. Following the overwhelming success of Liverpool’s Christmas celebrations in recent years, the city is determined to enhance its seasonal offerings even further. The Christmas market at St George’s Hall in the previous year drew in over… Continue reading Call Out For Waterfront Winter Wonderland

Liverpool residents have just one month left to voice their opinions on a proposed updated charging policy for non-residential adult social care in the city. This marks the first time in at least three years that changes to the policy have been suggested, as the current costs do not accurately reflect the true cost of… Continue reading Have your say over non-residential adult social care charging proposals

Liverpool City Council has been commended by the government for its progress in no longer needing external oversight and statutory intervention. Minister of State for Local Government, Jim McMahon, acknowledged the council’s improvement journey in a statement to the House of Commons regarding councils that have previously required intervention. The government-appointed commissioners departed in June… Continue reading Council welcomes praise over successful conclusion to government intervention

If you were born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, there is a possibility that you are entitled to a share of £1.5bn. Many children born in the UK during this period have a Child Trust Fund, with over 780,000 young people unaware that they may eventually claim an average of £2,000. Between… Continue reading Child Trust Funds – claim what’s yours

Summer in Liverpool brings an array of exciting events to Croxteth Hall’s Walled Garden, a picturesque green space filled with history, creativity, and community charm. Whether you’re a fan of immersive storytelling, live jazz performances, or hands-on botanic tours, there is something for everyone to enjoy this season. Visitors can look forward to Private Botanic… Continue reading A warm welcome to the Walled Garden!

An NCA officer has been sentenced to jail for stealing £4.4m worth of bitcoin that was seized during a joint operation with the FBI. The criminal he was investigating alerted the police about the missing funds, leading to the discovery of the theft. Paul Chowles managed to evade detection for five years by laundering the… Continue reading National Crime Agency officer jailed for stealing £4.4m worth of seized bitcoin

This week, Liverpool is playing host to experts in oral cancer from around the world as they gather to address the challenges posed by this deadly group of diseases. The International Association of Oral Oncology, under the leadership of Liverpool surgeon Professor Richard Shaw, is holding its annual conference at the ACC, attracting cancer specialists… Continue reading Liverpool welcomes experts to tackle high rates of oral cancer