A heritage charity aims to mount a legal challenge against council plans to redevelop Lime Street.
We look back at the past 12 months to focus on the key events which made 2015 another huge year for news and sport.
Liverpool City Council has warned that local social care services will have to be “hollowed-out” due to government budget cuts.
The six councils in the Liverpool City Region vote in favour of the devolution of more powers from Whitehall to Merseyside.
Liverpool Lime Street’s £35m regeneration could be given the green light despite Mayor Joe Anderson criticising the plans as “not very impressive”.
Councillors approved budget plans which will see a 1.9% rise in council tax for Liverpool citizens next year.
All ten of Liverpool’s children’s centres which were threatened with closure have been saved for the next two years, after the mayor backs down.
Campaigners were left disappointed after the council rejected proposals to halt building plans for green spaces.
Anti-cuts campaigners can celebrate victory after Mayor Joe Anderson revealed that none of the city’s libaries will be closed.
Mayor Joe Anderson has hit out at David Cameron over why Liverpool has missed out on the new HS3 high speed rail plans.
A new £18m sports college has celebrated its official opening in Fazakerley.
Mayor Joe Anderson has held a summit to discuss ways in which to make Liverpool cleaner and greener.
Liverpool’s council cabinet will be asked to give the go-ahead for plans to invest £80m to improve the city’s road network.
Three new skate parks are to be built in Liverpool this year following a £1.5m funding scheme for young people.
City leaders are to decide on drafted plans to regenerate Anfield, which could pave the way for the £260 million scheme.
Prime Minister David Cameron has denied claims made by Mayor Joe Anderson that his government has neglected Liverpool.
The Royal de Luxe giants will return to Liverpool this summer to commemorate the centenary of World War I.
Joe Anderson has launched ‘The Mayor’s Hope Fund’ to help relieve poverty in Liverpool and to raise money for food banks.