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15/11/2002 Council leader wants views on Fourth Grace
Liverpool city council leader Mike Storey is urging residents in the city to let him know their views on the Fourth Grace....
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15/11/2002 A wave of support for new artwork
Moves to create a spectacular new piece of public art on a main gateway route into Liverpool have taken a major step forward....
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15/11/2002 Thanks a million!
Local people are £1m better off - thanks to a groundbreaking initiative by Liverpool City Council....
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15/11/2002 Kids wins big lotto payout!
Youngsters in Liverpool have scooped more than £170,000 in lottery cash to . spend more time in school!...
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19/11/2002 Wanted: Liverpool council's best worker!
The hunt is on for Liverpool city council's best worker - and we need the help of local residents....
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19/11/2002 Kids book will talk the walk
Schoolchildren in Liverpool are to pen a ''walking, talking book'' to support the city's bid to be European Capital of Culture in 2008....
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19/11/2002 Liverpool nets a library double
Two new state of the art libraries have opened for business in Liverpool....
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22/11/2002 A walk though Woolton's weird past
A weird and wonderful walk is promised next week by Liverpool Rangers....
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29/11/2002 Wanted: schools with driving ambition
Schoolchildren in Liverpool are being offered a chance to write and produce plays to be staged at a top city theatre....
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24/11/2002 City council combats truancy
Liverpool City Council has a new weapon in the fight against truancy....
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20/11/2002 Liverpool's Summer Splash goes national
Nearly 1,000 youth justice experts from across the country - including Youth Justice Board chair Lord Warner - watched Liverpool's Summer Splash video at a national conference last week....
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21/11/2002 £800,000 to renovate Kensington houses
The latest scheme in a massive £200m plan to regenerate Kensington is about to kick off....
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20/11/2002 City council seeks leave for judicial review
Liverpool City Council is seeking leave for a judicial review into the allocation of funds for some residents in the city's residential and nursing homes....
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29/11/2002 L' e-government revolution!
The French government is looking to learn about Liverpool's groundbreaking e-government programme....
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20/11/2002 City scoops safer shopping award
Liverpool has scooped a top award - for being one of the safest shopping centres in the country....
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25/11/2002 City scoops top housing 'Oscar'
Liverpool has scooped a top housing award at a glittering awards ceremony in London....
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21/11/2002 £10 million revamp for Colomendy
Liverpool city council has launched a Europe-wide search for a partner to redevelop the Colomendy outdoor pursuits centre in North Wales and transform it into the best in the country....
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28/11/2002 Council prompts action over sewage works
A loophole in the law may be plugged following a campaign by Liverpool City Council....
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25/11/2002 Recycling boosted by kerbside collections
Householders in Liverpool are helping to get the city's recycling efforts sorted in a new scheme....
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27/11/2002 Crossing the pennines to learn the Liverpool way
A top team of councillors and officers from Hull city council arrive in Liverpool tomorrow (Thursday November 28th, 2002) for a two day visit during which they will see if they can learn lessons fr...
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2/12/2002 Work begins on £5m Liverpool CCTV scheme
Work begins this week on Liverpool's state-of-the-art £5m CCTV scheme....
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26/11/2002 'Seaport to e-port' up for beacon award
Computers in libraries, pavement pods and One Stop Shops have helped earn Liverpool a place on the shortlist for the highest title in Local Government....
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3/12/2002 We're doing things differently
'Doing things differently' - that's the message from Liverpool City Council in its 2001-2 Annual Report....
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25/11/2002 Millions more to be spent on alleygating
More than £2.2m will have been spent on Liverpool's award winning alleygate project by April next year - and up to £4m more could be spent in the coming years....
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26/11/2002 100% Council Tax cut - for Christmas!
Christmas has come early for a lucky Liverpool resident - because she's had her council tax scrapped for a year as a festive gift!...
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28/11/2002 Animal Christmas grotto to open
Santa has swapped elves and fairies for pigs and sheep at a special grotto in Liverpool this Christmas....
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27/11/2002 Youth Council gives youngsters a voice
Liverpool youngsters are being given a big say in how the city's youth services are run....
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26/11/2002 Top soccer award for disability programme
A football development programme for disabled people in Liverpool has scooped a national award....
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6/11/2002 Archbishop of Westminster in Liverpool for Remembrance Sunday
The head of the Catholic church in England and Wales is to lay a wreath at St George's Plateau during the Annual Service of Remembrance and Dedication in Liverpool....
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25/10/2002 Lord Mayor launches poppy appeal
The Lord Mayor of Liverpool will help make a difference to the lives of heroes across the country by launching Liverpool's Poppy Appeal....
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5/11/2002 City's history goes hi-tech
Liverpool people can watch their city's history unfold in front of their eyes on a unique CD ROM....
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1/11/2002 Sefton Park's amazing characters remembered
A chance to discover more about some fascinating characters who have links with Liverpool's Sefton Park is being offered by the city's Rangers....
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25/10/2002 Liverpool Champions enterprise
Liverpool's top entrepreneurs are to be honoured during a special day to celebrate business in the city....
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28/10/2002 City council means business
Liverpool City Council's customer revolution has earned a place on the shortlist for a prestigious national award....
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7/11/2002 City parks fly the flag as three land top honour
Three Liverpool parks have been awarded Green Flags - the top national award which recognises excellence in parks....
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6/11/2002 Pupils help paint the town blue
Hundreds of schoolchildren will converge on Reynolds Park in Woolton tomorrow to help save the British bluebell....
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1/11/2002 Childminders sign up to quality
Liverpool may soon have the best qualified childminders in Britain....
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27/11/2002 'Seaport to e-port' up for Beacon award
Computers in libraries, pavement pods and One Stop Shops have helped earn Liverpool a place on the shortlist for the highest title in Local Government. The Office for the Deputy Prime Minister has...
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4/11/2002 Win a city break for two in Paris!
Liverpool City Council is running an exciting draw to promote our new Anti-Drugs / Drink Driving initiative....