Liverpool City Council

03/06/2026

🗣️ | "It is my strong opinion that this event should not be permitted as it will cause significant disruption and distress to local residents and businesses"

Read a statement from Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, about a reported anti-immigration march planned for County Road.

https://media.liverpoolexpress.co.uk/ODhle

03/06/2026

You said, we did! 🗨️

Earlier this year, we asked you for your thoughts on a proposed active travel route between the city centre and Childwall. Nearly 500 of you shared your thoughts and we heard you loud and clear.

We've made changes to our proposals based on all the feedback we received, including a pledge to protect trees around the Childwall Triangle and the introduction of more pedestrian crossing points.

Thank you to everyone who had their say.

Read more and find the full report on the link in the comments 👇

02/06/2026

Moving out of your student home? 🏠

If you have extra clothing or household items you no longer need and want to give them a new home, why not drop them off at our recycling container?

Just turn up, drop them off and we'll sort the rest! Items will be donated to charity wherever possible.

🕑 Open today until 1pm
📍 Find us on the greenspace on Webster Road in Wavertree

Learn more about our Leave Liverpool Tidy campaign in the comments.

01/06/2026

For hundreds of years, the Lord Mayor of Liverpool has been part of city life.

The role dates back to the city's first charter in 1207, and today the aim is still the same: to serve the public and show pride in Liverpool's communities.

🗓️ In Cllr William Shortall's latest Lord Mayor's Diary:

♥️ A moving service at the unveiling of the new Heysel memorial at Anfield
🥳 Opening the fabulous Joseph Lappin Centre Festival in Everton
🎼 Visiting the Pagoda Arts Centre to experience the richness of its music, culture and community offer

Read more by clicking the link in the comments.

01/06/2026

The academic year is drawing to a close, which means the Leave Liverpool Tidy campaign is back! 🧹

University students ready to move out of their accommodation can get rid of their unwanted items with ease, while supporting important charities.

Following last year’s successful pilot, the dedicated recycling container will return to Wavertree, as well as additional Guild of Students drop‑off points at Asda on Smithdown Road and Kenny Fields.

And this year, to support those with bulky items or limited transport, we've introduced a new collection service, similar to our bulky item waste collections.

Learn more in the comments.

29/05/2026

📸 | Today we held a Day of Action at Mab Lane woods in Yew Tree.

The Neighbourhoods & Parks teams were joined by local councillors, Merseyside Police, the University of Liverpool, YPAS & residents.

Improvements including new accessible entrances and benches are coming soon!

29/05/2026

Allerton Hall Market returns this weekend 🥳

Around 25 traders will be outside the Allerton Hall Pub selling plants, bakery, cheese, artworks, pet products and more.

⏰ Saturday 30 May, 11am to 4pm
📍 Allerton Hall (Clarke Gardens)
🚗 Free Parking

29/05/2026

Join our Markets Service

We’re looking for talented individuals to help shape the next stage of our vibrant and evolving markets across the city.

With a range of commercial and operational roles available, this is an exciting opportunity to be part of a service with ambitious plans, from new market events and innovative projects to major transformational developments.

There has never been a better time to join us.

If you’re passionate about driving growth, enhancing customer experience, and contributing to the future of Liverpool’s markets, we’d love to hear from you.

We’re hiring for:
🔹 Markets Operations Manager
🔹 Markets Commercial Development & Events Manager
🔹 Market Operations Supervisor
🔹 Market Operative (Part-Time)

For more details on the roles visit the link in comments.

Closing Date - 1 June, 2026

28/05/2026

⚠️ Important notice: Fields of Eire Irish Music Festival

Liverpool City Council is advising people who are due to attend the Fields of Eire Irish Music Festival on 5 and 6 June 2026, that the event will not take place in Newsham Park as advertised.

Following extensive consideration with Safety Advisory Group (SAG) partners - including Merseyside Police, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, and North West Ambulance Service - Liverpool City Council, as the landowner of Newsham Park, is unable to issue a Land Use Agreement for the proposed event.

The Council and SAG partners have had lengthy discussions with the event organiser, offering support and guidance to ensure that the event could go ahead safely and successfully, but unfortunately concerns raised have not been sufficiently addressed.

Read more here:

Following extensive consideration with Safety Advisory Group (SAG) partners - including Merseyside Police, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, and North West Ambulance Service - Liverpool City Council, as the landowner of Newsham Park, is unable to issue a Land Use Agreement for the proposed event.

28/05/2026

Liverpool has always stood up for fairness, dignity and equality.

MP Kim Johnson reflects on why our city’s anti‑racism commitment matters, and why challenging racism in all its forms is essential to building a Liverpool where everyone feels safe, respected and able to belong.

This is our city. This is our commitment.