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Liverpool City Council's Children’s Services have shown significant progress, according to Ofsted's final monitoring visit. Improvements were noted in child protection and assessments, with social wor
Liverpool City Council has approved £250,000 in funding for urgent repairs and a detailed survey of the historic Grade II listed Everton Library.
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.
Liverpool City Council plans a £30 million, five-year investment to transform its ageing leisure centres into modern community wellbeing hubs, preventing closures.
Residents in an Everton sheltered accommodation have faced a severe rat and pest problem for over a year after 11 communal bins were stolen.
Hundreds of teenage girls attended the inaugural Scouse Girl Social at BOXPARK Liverpool, an event designed to inspire and empower with talks and workshops.
Overchurch Infant School has been nationally recognised for its commitment to mental health, receiving the Bronze School Mental Health Award for its programmes.
One year after a devastating flood in Bootle, residents of Bulwer Street describe living in constant fear, haunted by the trauma of the event.
Filmmaker and The Farm bassist Carl Hunter has directed a new documentary, 'Of People and Place,' to challenge negative perceptions of Walton after last year's riots.
A Wirral football initiative is providing a vital lifeline for men's mental health, offering a space to connect, talk, and combat isolation through sport.
A 78-year-old Bromborough widow shares how practical and financial support from Age UK Wirral, funded by a local scheme, transformed her life.
Safety fears are growing over Crosby's coastal path, now buried under tonnes of sand, creating hidden dangers and blocking access for many residents.
