
Politics•Oct 23
A Liverpool resident's four-year wait for an information request has highlighted major delays at the city council, prompting a contempt of court warning.

City Planning•Oct 22
Liverpool City Council is taking developers to court over nearly £1 million in unpaid fees intended for parks and public services, part of a wider £1.5m debt.

Education•Oct 22
Teachers at Pinehurst Primary School in Anfield are taking further strike action over plans to convert the school into an academy, citing concerns for pupils.

Health•Oct 21
Liverpool is making major strides in its goal to end new HIV transmissions, with late diagnoses falling sharply and the city becoming one of the first in the UK to offer a new injectable prevention dr

Community•Oct 17
Fans Supporting Foodbanks, the initiative started by Liverpool and Everton fans, has become a registered charity nearly ten years after its founding.

City Planning•Oct 16
Liverpool City Council has approved £250,000 in funding for urgent repairs and a detailed survey of the historic Grade II listed Everton Library.

Community•Oct 15
A large inflatable Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man on a West Derby street is part of a family's Halloween display raising money for a local youth mental health charity.

Community•Oct 15
A youth service from a Liverpool church is providing monthly food parcels and messages of hope to the city's homeless population through a volunteer-run initiative.

History•Oct 14
Archival photographs spanning from the 1920s to the 1990s offer a rare glimpse into Liverpool's past after dark, documenting decades of change.

City Planning•Oct 14
Liverpool City Council is set to approve a new parking strategy aimed at reducing cars in the city centre, sparking warnings of a 'war on cars'.

Community•Oct 14
A Merseyside initiative is using funds seized from criminals to teach primary school children how to identify, report, and stand up against hate crime.

Child Welfare•Oct 14
Liverpool singer Heidi Range has joined the NSPCC and other celebrities in an open letter to the Prime Minister, calling for a ban on the physical punishment of children in England.

Health•Oct 14
Demi Morris, 17, suffered a severe brain bleed that required life-saving surgery at The Walton Centre. Her recovery inspired her to become a nurse, a goal she has now achieved, working on a surgical w

City Planning•Oct 14
Liverpool City Council plans a £30 million, five-year investment to transform its ageing leisure centres into modern community wellbeing hubs, preventing closures.

Housing•Oct 14
Liverpool City Council will invest over £750,000 into the Whitechapel Centre to combat rough sleeping and support drug and alcohol treatment until March 2026.

Arts•Oct 14
The Liverpool Irish Festival returns from October 16-26 with over 30 events, expecting 10,000 visitors for a 10-day celebration of Irish culture.

Crime•Oct 14
Merseyside Police has launched a new campaign for Anti-Slavery Week, urging the public to help combat modern exploitation hidden within local communities.

Health•Oct 13
Liverpool City Council’s Adult Social Care services have been awarded a 'Good' rating by the Care Quality Commission, praising its person-centred approach.

Politics•Oct 13
Liverpool City Council is poised to approve a 10-year lease for the Caledonia Street car park to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society, projecting over £1 million in revenue.