9 August 2026
Liverpool City Council
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Come Together for River of Light 2026

Between 23 October – 1 November, tens of thousands of visitors will once again explore the city and experience the giant outdoor art gallery, which has become a staple of Liverpool’s annual events calendar since 2018.

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Liverpool families celebrate healthy habits success during Deputy Chief Medical Officer visit

Families from across Liverpool celebrated the positive changes they have made to their health and wellbeing when England’s Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy, visited the city.  As part of her visit, Dr de Gruchy attended a Liv Life Liverpool session at Our Lady Immaculate Primary School, where children and families who had

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Temporary closures planned on Queens Drive for road improvement works

Drivers are being advised of temporary road closures on sections of Queens Drive to allow essential highway improvement works to take place. The closures are needed to allow for preventative treatment and road marking works to be carried out at several locations along the route. The following sections of Queens Drive will be affected: Road

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Employment-led development set to bring jobs, homes and investment to Croxteth

Stonebridge Cross has long been identified as a strategic development site and has the potential to deliver significant new employment space, around 220 homes, local jobs and wider regeneration benefits

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Liverpool Christmas Markets set for return as 2026 festive programme revealed

From festive events including Story Time with Santa and Carols by Lantern Light, to two large-scale outdoor Christmas activations and a series of pop-up seasonal markets, there is something for everyone in Liverpool this winter.

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Liverpool calls for stronger action as gambling harms in city reach almost double national average 

Liverpool is strengthening its campaign against gambling-related harm after research revealed that almost 12% of people who gamble in the city are experiencing gambling-related harm, nearly double the national average for England.   The findings were at the centre of a citywide workshop bringing together health leaders, community organisations, gambling support services and people with lived experience to discuss how

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