Liverpool city centre’s bars and door staff are to receive training as part of a campaign to raise awareness about sexual abuse.
Mayor Joe Anderson has held a summit to discuss ways in which to make Liverpool cleaner and greener.
The people of Liverpool have opted to name the new council bicycle hire-scheme ‘City Bike’ following a vote.
Figures show many young people cannot name a case of genocide since World War II, as Liverpool marks Holocaust Memorial Day.
Liverpool’s Healthy Homes team has launched a campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of carbon monoxide.
Liverpool City Council is pushing plans to introduce a new licensing scheme for private landlords.
Liverpool’s newly refurbished Central Library was officially reopened by HRH Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex.
A project set up to burn Merseyside’s waste has had £90m funding pulled by the government.
Ladbrokes has been refused plans to open a betting shop opposite Liverpool Town Hall.
The owner of The Grafton has said that the former nightclub is now safe and is still being used after part of it collapsed.
Residents across the Liverpool City Region will reap benefits of government funding this winter.
Flats for up to 700 students in the city have been approved by planners, despite objections from residents.
Consultations are to begin for an official landlord licensing scheme in Liverpool.
Liverpool council has announced that cuts to the city’s cultural programme may take effect this year.
Work has begun on the new £500,000 Rhys Jones Community Centre after plans were approved by the council.
Mental Health Week aims to raise awareness about the issues in a series of events across the city.
City planners have again given the go-ahead to the £5.5bn Liverpool Waters scheme, despite opposition by heritage campaigners.