Liverpool City Council is stepping up efforts to tackle fly-tipping, littering, and dog fouling with the introduction of higher Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) and an expanded enforcement team.
University students in Liverpool will be able to recycle their unwanted goods with ease this year, thanks to an innovative new approach to the annual end of year clear out.
The bus lane operates between Irvine Street and Mount Vernon Road and is enforced by Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras
The green wall will serve as a natural air filter, capturing pollutant particles.
An iconic part of Liverpool will take pride of place among the attractions at this week’s BBC’s Big Weekend.
The cultural quarter of Liverpool city centre is to be the subject of a transformational new masterplan.
Turning crisp packets into blankets for homeless people is among the sustainable activities being carried out by hundreds of school children across Liverpool during next week’s Eco Week.
LED streetlights are significantly more energy-efficient than traditional lighting and also more durable, requiring less maintenance.
Seven schools in the north of the city have banded together to launch Keep North Docks Tidy – a four-month pilot project to clean up their local community.
If fully built, the system could generate savings of up to 72,000 tonnes of CO2 every year.
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is set to consider a new Zero Waste Strategy, which will look to rid the City Region of all unnecessary waste by 2040.
The charge points will be installed directly into existing street lampposts. They will all be powered by 100% renewable energy.
The Council is pioneering the use of smart road and highway technologies with a series of experiments across the city on roads, pedestrian crossings and cycle paths.
The project will see a transition to low-carbon hot water, significantly decreasing the Cunard Building’s environmental impact.
Accelerator City team have also confirmed that a project director will be joining in the coming weeks to work with key partners including Ecotricity, and The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, to make the most of the opportunity 2025 presents
Liverpool City Council is to introduce a ‘Football Match Parking Zone’ around Everton FC’s new stadium, at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Liverpool City Council will step up its efforts to counter fly-tipping, dog-fouling and littering across the City by inviting applications for an external partner to provide additional enforcement.
Liverpool City Council is committed to creating a cleaner, healthier, more sustainable city through a range of initiatives.
Cllr Dan Barrington discusses how the plan will increase safety, well-being and quality of life for everyone.
The contract will run from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028, with the option to extend for an additional year. The recommendation was approved at the Council Cabinet meeting on Tuesday 21 January.