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A powerful statement of intent from leading creative industry bodies to transition to clean energy by 2030 has been unveiled at the United Nations Accelerator City Expedition 2 event in Liverpool.
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ON 1 December 2025, the countdown to Christmas is officially on as Cuboid Self Storage, a nationwide self-storage specialist, unveils ‘The World’s Largest Charity Advent Calendar’, bringing festive cheer to up to 20,000 children across the Northwest.Â
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LIVERPOOL partners will once again stand together on:- Monday, 1 December 2025 to mark World AIDS Day, honouring those loved and lost to HIV, while reaffirming the city’s unwavering commitment to ending new transmissions by 2030.
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SEFTON´S Mayor’s Christmas Toy Appeal kicked off today with a generous cheque of £710 from the Council’s Sefton@Work service.
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THE Environment Agency has today (25 November 2025) published the 2025 bathing water classifications for 449 designated bathing sites in England. 87% meet standards for ‘Excellent’ or ‘Good’ classification, an improvement on 2024, meaning swimmers can benefit from a higher number of better-quality bathing sites than last year.Â
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RESPONSIBLE dog ownership is the focus of a City-wide Public Space Protection Order (PSPO), which has been extended for a further 3 years.Â
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IN a video message posted today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves said:- "I know that the cost of living is still the number 1 issue for working people and that the economy isn't working well enough for those on the lowest incomes. Too many people are still struggling to make ends meet. Â And that has to change. Â
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SEFTON Council has been continuing its School Street and Neighbourhood projects during Road Safety Week last week with local Sefton schools. The work has a key focus on Road Safety in the short winter days.
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13 million pensioners are set to see their State Pension increase faster than inflation next April thanks to the Government’s commitment to the Triple Lock.
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EXPRESSIONS of interest are being invited from landlords and homeowners who want to apply for a grant of up to £20k from Liverpool City Council to bring an empty property back into use.
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