Liverpool creates temporary Hillsborough memorial to mark 30th anniversary
Liverpool is to mark the 30th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy by creating a temporary memorial in the city centre.
Liverpool is to mark the 30th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy by creating a temporary memorial in the city centre.
As part of a special programme of events curated by St George’s Hall Charitable Trust, Commonwealth Games Gold medallist, Matthew Syed is heading to Liverpool.
Following yesterday’s hung jury verdict in the trial of Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield, the difficult decision has been made to cancel the planned commemoration event which would mark the 30th anniversary of the disaster.
Mayor Anderson responds to the Hillsborough trial outcome.
St George’s Hall Charitable Trust is on the hunt for new members to help shape the future of one of Liverpool’s most iconic buildings.
A brand new film and TV fund is being launched to attract more productions to Liverpool City Region (LCR), create jobs and boost the local economy.
Liverpool has been shortlisted to be the only UK host port for one of the most prestigious sporting events on water.
Liverpool’s celebrated Giant Spectacular has scooped the top prize at a ceremony widely regarded as the ‘event Oscars’.
To mark International Women’s Day, Liverpool City Council is inviting community organisations to join the city’s efforts to eliminate ‘period poverty’.
To mark International Women’s Day, Liverpool is announcing a season of events which celebrate inspirational women.
Liverpool has reached a milestone in its ambition to become the first Unicef Child Friendly City in the North West.
Community-backed projects in 21 areas across England will each receive a share of £9.5 million to help families who are vulnerable to the devastating effects of knife crime and gang culture, Communities Secretary James Brokenshire MP confirmed today (22 February).
A huge traffic monitoring exercise takes place next week as part of the development of Liverpool’s city-wide air quality plan.
LIMF is returning to Liverpool’s magnificent Sefton Park this July for a two-day musical extravaganza, featuring global household names and emerging, homegrown talent.
A fascinating series of talks, live bands and a disco will take over Liverpool’s Central Library to complement the punk exhibition, which has been extended to Sunday 3 March 2019 by popular demand.
Liverpool’s Chinese New Year celebrations are well underway as thousands of lanterns line city centre streets, images of the Chinese zodiac animals have appeared on walls and in shop windows and buildings have turned red.
Liverpool is preparing a season of arts and cultural events to celebrate inspirational women.
Work has begun on creating a permanent new car park at Kings Dock to replace the one destroyed in a fire on New Year’s Eve 2017.
Liverpool is set to welcome the family of revolutionary leader Nelson Mandela when they arrive in the city next week.
The OVO Energy Tour Series and Tour of Britain will both head to Wirral this year as a part of the area’s celebrations as the Liverpool City Region’s Borough of Culture for 2019. It will be the first time that Wirral has hosted either of the events.