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LCR Pride Foundation to lead Liverpool City Region bid for Gay Games 2026

Everton’s new stadium to be built in next five years

Everton could be in their new stadium within the next five years according to football club’s chief executive.

Former Tory minister brands Everton's Bramley-Moore a "golden opportunity" city of Liverpool cannot miss

Everton’s plans would change whole tone and attitude of local area

Wirral History and Heritage Fair – Saturday 9th March - Explore Wirral’s Fascinating PAST.

A Discovery Day Out for everyone.

Liverpool’s Churchill Way flyovers to be demolished

Inspections highlighted corrosion on the flyovers.

Anger from locals as controversial city centre bus hub plan is approved

Dozens turned up to protest plan - but a narrow vote saw it approved

Hidden Gem Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2019

To nominate a Hidden Gem click here.

Beetham Plaza Fountain under threat, Tell us what you think

Tell us what you think

Please Help save Green Belt ... Give One Hour

On Monday, February 25th at 6pm, there will be an Extraordinary Council Meeting in Wallasey Town Hall. It's a FULL council meeting, to discuss and vote upon threatened development in Wirral's beautiful Green Belt.

Save the Bucket Fountain

Our fountain, which we think is one of the only two bucket fountains remaining in the world

Rimrose Valley Campaign Update

Lots happening at the moment, so here’s a quick update

Great turnout for Mersey Waters event

A “Mersey Waters” Update : Two Megaprojects for Liverpool and Wirral

Redrow scraps Calderstones Park plans after High Court ruling

Liverpool City Council is a proud custodian of our fantastic parks and open spaces. We manage 2,605 acres every single day – that’s bigger than Delamere Forest. Our green agenda is of huge importance and we’ll be announcing some exciting plans shortly.

Liverpool picks team to draw up tall buildings policy

Liverpool City Council has appointed Urban Initiatives Studio and Chris Blandford Associates to draw up its tall buildings policy

A HISTORY OF RICHARD HUWS’ PIAZZA FOUNTAIN, DRURY LANE, LIVERPOOL

In 1962 the Merseyside Civic Society commissioned the Welsh designer, Richard Huws, to design a kinetic fountain for central Liverpool.