Almost 40 projects that will make Liverpool cleaner and greener are to be funded using some of the income from litter fines in the city. They range from a woodland trail in Croxteth and a mud kitchen for children in Norris Green through to a summer fair in Kensington and an ... Read More...
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A new report has revealed an interesting list of excuses from members of the public caught dropping litter in the city. Since 1 March, 14 members of the so-called 'anti-litter squad' have been working throughout Liverpool to tackle littering and dog fouling - serving over 2,500 £80 fixed penalty notices (FPN’s). The enforcement pilot, which ... Read More...
Community groups and organisations could be given funding to start new environmental improvement projects and activities. A total of £20,000 is being made available by Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson for initiatives such as litter picking in parks and green spaces or planting in grot spots. Not for profit groups, civic organisations, ... Read More...
Ropewalks residents and businesses will be brightening up the area tomorrow (25 June) when a community clean-up gets underway. Volunteers well be heading out onto Bold Street, Berry Street, Fleet Street, Seel Street and Wood Street to help pick up litter and clean the district. Ropewalks Residents’ Association and local businesses have ... Read More...