A busy thoroughfare in Liverpool that serves a health centre, a nursery, and a number of private businesses as well as hundreds of homes, will be getting new upgrades and surface repairs.
Several children’s playgrounds in Liverpool could receive a glow-up if plans are approved at a meeting next week of the city council’s cabinet.
Ofsted has published the findings of its latest monitoring visit of Children’s Services at Liverpool City Council. The inspection, which took place in March 2025, focused on: It found that there has been a significant improvement in the response to disabled children since March 2023, which caseloads for social workers reduced by half and increased … Read more
The proposal is key to the city region’s Active Travel programme.
National Highways issues four tips to ensure a drama free bank holiday weekend
If fully built, the system could generate savings of up to 72,000 tonnes of CO2 every year.
A local healthcare company has been ordered to pay over £6000 for unlawfully destroying three protected trees which were believed to be over 100 years old.
As part of the contract, the two firms are committed to creating social value that will see benefit to the community in addition to the work carried out.
Liverpool City Council has made “significant and substantial improvement”, the Government has been told, following the end of the conclusion of the independently-led Improvement and Assurance Board.
The charge points will be installed directly into existing street lampposts. They will all be powered by 100% renewable energy.
It is hoped that not only will the artwork highlight – literally – the work of Live Labs 2, but it can also become a cultural attraction in its own right and an Instagrammable moment for members of the public.
Networking breakfasts are a great way to have a relaxed chat, learn about the support available, and build relationships within the community.
The programme has recycled over 3,000 tonnes of materials, and achieved a reduction of 68 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
Councillors have approved Liverpool City Council’s budget for the next year. It will see an additional £15.3 million invested in the delivery of frontline services for residents. The budget includes an extra £1.5 million for neighbourhood services to help tackle issues such as flytipping, street cleansing and blight. The aim is to build on improvements … Read more
Councillor Laura Robertson-Collins, Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Communities, Neighbourhoods and Streetscene, discusses the importance of a well-staffed Environmental Enforcement team when it comes to tackling fly-tipping and littering.
Liverpool City Council is set to invest an additional £15.3 million in the delivery of frontline services for residents over the coming year. The Council’s ‘core spending power’ – the Government’s measure of how much local authorities have to spend – has increased by 10.3 per cent in cash terms as a result of Government … Read more
The project will see a transition to low-carbon hot water, significantly decreasing the Cunard Building’s environmental impact.
Liverpool City Council and its partner agencies are set to introduce a transformative way of working to help families recovering from drug and alcohol addiction and who are receiving specialist care. The Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) offers an alternative to the family court process by providing parents with specialised support to address the … Read more
Liverpool City Council has announced the implementation of a new system which will vastly improve the way in which it handles enquiries from residents. It will see the introduction of a new case management platform, seamlessly integrating front-office customer experiences with back-office systems, as well as delivering enhanced self-service capabilities, using AI and automation to … Read more
Liverpool City Council has published a Section 19 investigation report into flooding events on Queens Drive in 2023. It follows an incident on 26 August 2023, in which Elaine and Philip Marco tragically died when their car became trapped in water. Under Section 19 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, the Council has … Read more