Liverpool shortlisted as European Capital of Innovation 

Liverpool is currently a contender for the title of European Capital of Innovation 2026, as it has advanced to the semifinals of the esteemed competition. The city has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 European Capital of Innovation Awards (iCapital), alongside five other cities from various parts of Europe – Alicante, Grenoble, Riga,… Continue reading Liverpool shortlisted as European Capital of Innovation 

Fossil-fuel vehicles to be dumped as Council goes electric

Liverpool City Council is on the brink of making a significant environmental impact by potentially phasing out all petrol and diesel vehicles currently in use. If the city’s Cabinet grants approval for the necessary funding, the Council will make the switch to electric vehicles, aligning with their goal to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2030.… Continue reading Fossil-fuel vehicles to be dumped as Council goes electric

Week of protests over Palestine Action ban will begin at Labour conference

A series of mass demonstrations in opposition to the ban on Palestine Action has been scheduled for the upcoming week, commencing at the Labour party conference in Liverpool and concluding in a national mobilization at Parliament Square in London on October 4th. The announcement, made by Defend Our Juries, comes on the heels of the… Continue reading Week of protests over Palestine Action ban will begin at Labour conference

Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service to host drop-in session at Sips & Stories

Entrepreneurs and business owners in Liverpool are encouraged to attend a drop-in session hosted by Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service at Sips & Stories on Thursday, September 18th. This event aims to introduce attendees to a variety of complimentary services tailored to assist in the establishment and expansion of businesses in Liverpool. These services… Continue reading Liverpool City Council’s Business Support Service to host drop-in session at Sips & Stories

City duo on course for World Boxing Championship glory

Two Liverpool boxers, Callum Makin and Odel Kamara, have reached the semi-finals of the World Boxing Championships, setting themselves up for a chance at sporting greatness. Their victories in the quarter-finals at the M&S Bank Arena have already secured them at least a bronze medal, but they are determined to make history by becoming the… Continue reading City duo on course for World Boxing Championship glory

Care leavers hub opens its doors in Liverpool

Liverpool City Council has recently opened a new “care leavers hub” to provide support and assistance to young people with experience in the care system as they transition into adulthood. The hub, located initially at the MPAC building on Bridport Street, offers various services and facilities all under one roof, including personal support, a shared… Continue reading Care leavers hub opens its doors in Liverpool

QM2 arrival marks maritime milestone celebrations

Liverpool is gearing up to pay tribute to Cunard’s 185th anniversary with a series of celebratory events this month. This milestone highlights the longstanding relationship between the city and the renowned cruise line. The festivities will kick off with the arrival of the Queen Mary 2 (QM2) in Liverpool on September 17th for a two-night… Continue reading QM2 arrival marks maritime milestone celebrations

Liverpool City Halls Unwrap Their Most Magical Christmas Programme Yet

Liverpool’s City Halls have revealed an exciting festive lineup spread across three iconic locations this holiday season. The historic venues of Liverpool Town Hall, St George’s Hall, and Croxteth Hall will be alive with the spirit of the season, offering a wide array of events suitable for families, music enthusiasts, and even furry friends. At… Continue reading Liverpool City Halls Unwrap Their Most Magical Christmas Programme Yet

Update on the future of two Lifestyles centres

Liverpool’s Lifestyles centres, Everton Park, and Park Road are set to undergo significant changes for the benefit of the community, according to Councillor Harry Doyle. During the Community Asset Transfer process initiated by Liverpool City Council in December 2023, various organizations were invited to express interest in managing these centers. The primary aim is to… Continue reading Update on the future of two Lifestyles centres

Liverpool Acts to Tackle Rising Ketamine Harm Among Young People

Liverpool’s Health and Wellbeing Board recently convened to address the rising concerns surrounding ketamine usage and associated harm, particularly within the younger demographic of teenagers and young adults. Led by Liverpool Director of Public Health, Professor Matthew Ashton, the Board discussed a coordinated local response initiated by the Liverpool Combatting Drugs Partnership (CDP). During the… Continue reading Liverpool Acts to Tackle Rising Ketamine Harm Among Young People