Help for homeless football club sought
Liverpool Homeless Football Club are looking for new volunteers to aid training and match day sessions.
Baltic Triangle urban farm plans approved
Plans for an urban farm and community hub in the Baltic Triangle have been given the go-ahead.
Young people urged to vote as election looms
First-time voters were given a crash course in politics to urge them to register in time for the General Election.
Speed cameras call for Mersey bridge
Calls are being made to introduce speed cameras on the controversial Mersey Gateway Bridge.
Council to tackle local mental health problems
The council has released a draft report on a strategy for improving mental health and well-being in the city.
Mayor targets air quality improvement
Mayor Joe Anderson has urged the council to investigate introducing a ‘Clean Air Zone’ in the city centre.
Survey reveals police unrest over pay
A survey among Merseyside Police officers has found that 72.7% of workers feel they are not paid fairly.
Green space battle goes on over housing
Angry locals gathered to discuss their continued protest against the council’s planned sale of green space land in South Liverpool.
Litter task force tidies up Mersey Woods
Volunteers showed their public spirit by joining forces to clear litter and debris to help clean up Mersey Woods.
Bags of recycling thanks to new initiative
A pilot programme has produced encouraging results in the amount of waste that is being recycled.
‘Help homeless by donating to charities’
Locals are being advised to donate to charities instead of giving money directly to homeless people on the streets.
Final green light for new £100m LJMU site
Planning chiefs agree to a new £100 million LJMU campus on Copperas Hill.
Green light needed for £5m on traffic signals
Around £5m will be needed to upgrade traffic lights in parts of Liverpool, with some signals using technology that is nearly 50 years old.
New licence will cost private landlords
A new licence set up by Liverpool City Council will cost private landlords up to £400 to rent out a property.
Citybike scheme recognised nationally
Liverpool City Council’s Citybike scheme has won a national award for ‘shared mobility’.
Walton campaigners oppose Everton move
Locals remain defiant against Everton’s proposed move to the area as a new report reveals development details.
Liverpool teenager makes Parliament plea
A Liverpudlian teen spoke in the House of Commons on the Living Wage as part of the UK Youth Parliament.
Council in Cunard Building taps row
The Cunard Building is at the centre of a political row, after the city council installed 10 taps – which retail at £3,500 each – into new offices.