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Liverpool’s Liberal Democrat group on Liverpool City Council has called on the council to seriously consider advancing plans to create safer routes for cyclists and pedestrians.

Councillor Kris Brown has suggested four ways in which the city can improve its air quality post the Covid pandemic.

Cllr Richard Kemp CBE will contest the Liverpool City Mayor against Labour's Joe Anderson.  Cllr Kris Brown will stand to be Merseyside's Police Commissioner and Cllr Andy Corkhill will compete for Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region.

Mayoral role to continue until 2024, after Labour councillors reject referendum call

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson is celebrating this month, after Labour councillors ignored calls to axe the city’s 3rd Mayor.

The city’s Liberal Democrats have led calls to scrap the role now that the region has a separate Metro Mayor, along with an elected Police Commissioner.

THREE of Liverpool’s swimming pools mysteriously close over school holidays

Local residents reacted with dismay to news that yet another pool has been closed due to, “Unforeseen maintenance issues.”

Allerton Priory was dubbed “One of Liverpool’s most beautiful green spaces,” before Redrow’s bulldozers rolled in to build 100 exclusive luxury houses on the 33 acre site.

Liverpool’s air is killing 230 people every year. That was the stark warning on the August bank holiday when our city’s air quality was revealed to be three times worse than London.

Bus companies will be forced to make massive changes to local bus routes from January, thanks to Labour’s £47 Million City Centre road scheme.

As well as cutting the number of lanes on the Strand, Labour councillors are permanently closing part of Lime Street to all traffic from January 2020.