Liverpool climbs global city rankings as international profile continues to grow
The recognition comes as the city continues to gain international attention for its leadership on climate action, innovation and sustainable urban development.
Improved baby and children’s memorial garden opens at Springwood Crematorium
Liverpool City Council has transformed the memorial garden at Springwood Crematorium, creating a more welcoming and comforting space for families to remember and celebrate the lives of babies and children.
Travel update around Great Howard Street
Road users are being asked to allow for additional time when making journeys around Great Howard Street, due to urgent works taking place.
Cabinet backs £1.1m child poverty fund and gives green light to North Docks regeneration plan
Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet met at Town Hall this evening 16 September, working through an agenda that ranged from tackling child poverty to the future of the city’s waterfront. The meeting opened on a proud note, with the Leader reflecting on a standout few weeks for Liverpool. Queen Camilla recently visited Spellow Library, seeing firsthand
New programme will make it easier for Liverpool families to get financial help
Thousands of Liverpool families will find it easier to get help with benefits, debt, housing and everyday living costs after Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet approved a new £1.1 million support programme. The four-year programme will see dedicated Citizens Advice Liverpool advisers providing free, independent advice through Family Hubs and community venues across the city. It
Africa Oyé 2027 dates announced and earlybird festival tickets released
The ‘jewel in Liverpool’s festival crown’ made a triumphant return to Sefton Park this summer – successfully transitioning from a historically free event to a ticketed festival – with over 25,000 people in attendance.
