Protests as council passes budget cuts
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Liverpool Town Hall as the council passed a budget including a council tax rise and more cuts.
Derelict £1 housing deadline extended
The deadline to sell derelict homes in Liverpool for £1 has been extended by the city council.
Social housing victory for veterans
Merseyside armed service veterans are to be made a priority group for local housing.
Landlords go back to Class
The city’s first landlord accreditation scheme intends to help raise standards in rented accommodation across Liverpool.
Schools boosted by £2.1million revamp
Two special needs schools in Woolton are set to benefit from a £2.1million refurbishment.
Liverpool Vision eyes major events
Liverpool Vision CEO Max Steinberg tells JMU Journalism the city should aim big to host events like the Commonwealth Games.
Final 20mph signs to be installed
The final set of 20mph road signage is due for completion this week as part of a speed reduction campaign.
Group bids to save Allerton Golf Course
A group of local golfers is bidding to save a course Allerton amid council plans to sell the venue.
Ministers approve Royal rebuild plans
Delayed plans to rebuild Liverpool’s Royal Hospital have been given the go-ahead by government health ministers.
Council may pay more for elderly care
Liverpool City Council will begin consulting on plans to increase the rate paid for elderly care in residential and nursing homes.
Liverpool Marathon axed in route dispute
This year’s Liverpool Marathon has been cancelled after organisers and the council failed to agree on a suitable route for the race.
Public has a say on waterfront plans
The public can voice their opinions on plans for a £40 million exhibition centre to be built on Liverpool’s waterfront.
Mayor’s warning as more cuts beckon
Mayor Joe Anderson has warned of pain and potential job losses to come as the council embarks on another round of cuts.
Council leaders’ row halts budget plans
City budget plans have broken down after a bitter email row between Mayor Joe Anderson and Lib Dem leader Richard Kemp.
Sneak preview of restored library
JMU Journalism has been given a special preview of the newly refurbished Liverpool Central Library ahead of its re-opening in May.
Crime drops for sixth year in a row
The Home Office’s annual crime statistics have revealed a significant reduction in Merseyside.
Weekly bin collections axed in Liverpool
Weekly bin collections are to be scrapped after a decision taken by Liverpool City Council.
Marine group’s shark appeal to council
A Liverpool organisation that aims to protect the marine environment has appealed to Liverpool City Council to support its cause.