Neighbourhood and village
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Liverpool City Council has changed the way it delivers its services. In 2004 it created the Neighbourhood Management Services division to provide tailored services to local communities.
The city has been divided into seven neighbourhood areas. Each has its own team of multi-skilled staff who act as champions for that community.
If you have a query about your local area, your Neighbourhood Management Team may be able to help. You can contact the team in your area by phoning Liverpool Direct on 0151 233 3018 or via your local One Stop Shop
In this section:
- Community Centres
Community Centres in Liverpool / Funding for Community Centres - Community Development
Liverpool City Council's aims
Other areas of interest on this website:
- What is in my neighbourhood?
Find out if your home or neighbourhood is in a Conservation Area, a Strategic Investment Area, where your nearest recycling facilities are located, nearest One Stop Shop, nearest library, nearest leisure & sports centre, green space, adult education centre and more. See My Neighbourhood. - Community Associations
Find Community Associations within Liverpool - Neighbourhood Watch
Find out more about Neighbourhood Watch in Liverpool - Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy
The Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy is tackling poverty and skills shortages. - Housing Market Renewal Initiative (HMRI)
HMRI is tackling poor housing in parts of the City's inner area. Find out more about HMRI. - Norris Green - The Boot Estate
Money is being spent to replace the Boot Estate. The first phase will include 195 new homes. New roads and services are also to be built. Find out more about the Boot Estate. - North Liverpool
With other partners, we are investing a lot of money in North Liverpool. Schemes include: Anfield Breckfield / Project Jennifer / North Liverpool Development Plan / Urban Village North. Find out more about North Liverpool. - Neighbourhood Partnerships
Money is being spent on developing businesses and creating jobs in 22 priority (the poorest) areas in the city. Find out more about Neighbourhood Partnerships.