Winter driving guidelines to stay safe
Liverpool City Council is urging drivers to take extra precautions this winter as adverse weather conditions can significantly increase the risk of road traffic collisions.
Transport
New Town ambition for Liverpool North
The bold proposal would see the transformation of a number of brownfield sites, which would also lay the foundations for economic growth and sustainability, encompassing Everton FC’s new £500m stadium at Bramley Moore Dock and the £20m Bootle New Strand development project.
Drink drive campaign is launched as revellers asked: What vehicle are you going home in this Christmas?
Christmas revellers in Liverpool are being asked the stark question of ‘Who’s taking you home?’ in a hard-hitting campaign aiming to stop people drink or drug driving this festive season.
Be a tyre safety hero and A.C.T!
Liverpool City Council is supporting Tyre Safety Month by asking all drivers to “Be a tyre safety hero” and remember to get in on the A.C.T!
£5m revamp set for Anfield community
A £5 million scheme to revamp a key part of the Anfield community, creating a greener and safer experience for residents and visitors, is to be discussed next week.
Council sets out parking plan for Everton’s new stadium
Liverpool City Council is looking to create a ‘Football Match Parking Zone’ around Everton Football Club’s new stadium, at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Written warnings end for city’s moving traffic offences
First-time offenders will now be given a fine at a number of new traffic enforcement locations after a six-month warning notice period ended.
Active Travel plan gets green light
A plan to redefine active travel options in Liverpool over the coming decade has been given the green light.
A final decision to be made on new policy for Home to School transport
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet is due to make a final decision on whether to make changes to home to school transport, which would bring the policy in line with the latest guidance from the Department for Education and ensure funding is targeted to those who need it most. Following a consultation which took place Mon … Read more
Pop-up cycle lanes to be made permanent
Work is to begin this week to convert two pop-up cycle lanes in Liverpool into permanent active travel routes.
New images show how new Baltic station will look
Stunning new images of the £100m Liverpool Baltic station scheme have been revealed – showing how the new rail link will look in the heart of one of the city region’s fastest growing areas.
Pride Quarter Gets New Safety Measures
Liverpool’s Pride Quarter has unveiled a series of new measures to improve safety, including a branded ‘Rainbow Taxi Rank’, improved signage and CCTV.
The Big Bike Revival is here
It’s time to get out and about on two wheels! Are you looking for… expert bike health checks?exhilarating bike rides?learn-to-fix workshops? If you answered YES to any of those questions, then The Big Bike Revival is for you! Cycling UK, the charity inspiring millions more people to cycle providing skills, motivation, advice, and support to enable everyone to ride a bike, … Read more
Queens Drive update
Read our frequently asked questions about the latest situation regarding the closure of part of Queens Drive.
Snow impacts council services – update
The snow is having a widespread impact across Liverpool this morning.
Revamp of historic Ropewalks District completed
A major makeover to Liverpool’s historic Ropewalks District has been completed.
Multi-million pound upgrade to city’s roads begins
Liverpool City Council has appointed three contractors to deliver the second year of its Highways Investment Programme (HIP).
Graffiti vandals that caused £2million damage are sentenced
Liverpool City Council welcomes the sentencing of a group of graffiti vandals who caused an estimated £2m of damage to hundreds of properties and the rail network.
Have your say on next steps for active travel in Liverpool
Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation to inform how and where the city invests in new infrastructure that will encourage people to walk and cycle more often.
Road named in tribute to disability rights campaigner
A road has been named in honour of the late disability rights campaigner Sir Bert Massie.