Liverpool Labour

03/09/2026

🚨 Even though the school holidays have finished...

🏊️ Under 17s in Liverpool can still get free gym and swim passes for participating Lifestyles centres.

🌹 Labour is helping more families access opportunities to stay active, healthy, and connected to their local community.

03/09/2026

🏫 Schools return from the summer holidays this week.

📈 And 500,000 more children will be able to access a free breakfast club because of a Labour government.

🌹 Labour is supporting families with the cost of living and setting students up for success.

02/09/2026

As kids go back to school and the new term starts, the Government has begun delivering on its mission to bring back hope to the country:

🚌 £2 bus fare
🛞 Free bus travel for the disabled
❌️ Abolition of VAT on energy bills
📉 20% reduction in business rates for pubs, clubs and live music

And this is just the beginning...

29/08/2026

Schools are back next week, and so are Labour's free breakfast clubs. 🍎📚

Helping children start the day ready to learn while supporting working families with the cost of living.

Labour delivering for families. 🌹

27/08/2026

The summer holidays are nearly over, and from next week Labour's free breakfast clubs will be back in schools.

That means a healthy meal to start the day and extra support for working families, helping to ease the cost of living while ensuring children are ready to learn.

Delivering for families. 🌹

26/08/2026

🏫 Schools are back next week and many will be offering Labour's free breakfast clubs.

🌹 We believe that all children should have access to a nutritious breakfast to help them learn and reach their full potential.

☀️ But for now, enjoy the last week of the summer holidays

26/08/2026

Steve Rotheram said while criticism of transport policy was acceptable, the opposition councillors' remarks had crossed a line

26/08/2026

If Carl Cashman refuses to discipline his Councillors then Liverpool Labour will maintain standards of decency within Liverpool City Council.

Today a formal complaint has been submitted to the Council's Monitoring Officer:

"We believe that these comments are an example of Holocaust trivialisation and, as such, are potentially contrary to the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, which Liverpool City Council adopted and a breach of the Councillors' Code of Conduct."

We have asked this be fully investigated and referred to the Council Standards Committee if necessary.

Jewish leaders said the comments show 'an ignorance of history and an insensitivity towards those who suffered'

25/08/2026

🏠 More affordable homes for Liverpool.

🌹 Liverpool is set to benefit from £380 million to help build 3,100 affordable homes across our city, giving more local people and families access to the safe, secure housing they deserve.

➕️ That's on top of the 5000 homes we've delivered with housing associations since 2023

23/08/2026

🏠 Delivering the homes Liverpool needs.

Since 2023, Liverpool City Council, working alongside our housing association partners, has helped deliver more than 5,000 new homes across the city.

That's thousands of new opportunities for individuals, couples and families to access quality housing and put down roots in our communities.

And we're not stopping there, with ambitious plans to deliver even more homes in the years ahead.