From poetry and performance to exhibitions and carnival celebrations, explore events across the city that amplify Black voices and culture this #BlackHistoryMonth. Click to attend an invent now: https://t.co/mKsXg28vR1 #BHM2025 #OurLiverpool

Join us for a special hate crime awareness event at St John Chrysostom Church (Queens Rd) this Friday, 10-12 noon. 🗣️ Hear powerful stories from victims 📚 Connect with support services Let’s stand together & show that Liverpool says no to hate. #NoPlaceForHate #OurLiverpool

Looking for inspiration this weekend? Liverpool Literary Festival 2025 brings world-class authors & fresh new voices to the heart of the city. Enjoy books, authors, and the power of stories. Explore the programme: https://t.co/5ZD311dJ1C Don’t miss it! #LivLitFest25

This #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re celebrating the voices of Liverpool’s Black changemakers. Meet Kobie, a young educator & leader inspiring us all. His story is one of courage & pride: standing firm in identity, speaking truth to power & lifting others as he leads. #OurLiverpool

📣 Have your say! 📝 The Local Plan consultation is live - drop-in to Allerton Rd Market on Saturday, 9am-2pm to feedback on homes, jobs & sustainable growth. 🧺 Residents will be able to speak to staff and put any comments forward. Read more here👇 https://t.co/O5I46RN6kB

📣 Have your say! 📝 The Local Plan consultation is live - drop-in to Garston market on Friday, 9am-3pm to feedback on homes, jobs and sustainable growth. 🧺 Residents will be able to speak to staff and put any comments forward. Read more here👇 https://t.co/O5I46RN6kB

Would you know what to do in a flood? Around 6.3 million homes and businesses in England are in areas at risk of flooding. Don't assume it won't happen to you. Check your flood risk and prepare for flooding 👉 https://t.co/HVOUAFQwf6 #FloodActionWeek

This Hate Crime Awareness Week, Liverpool renews its three pledges: 💚 Stand against hate 💬 Support those affected 🤝 Celebrate diversity and promote kindness Together, we can make Liverpool a city free from hate. Learn more: https://t.co/x2vjCNoSui #OurLiverpool

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside That’s it - thanks for all the calls and emails!

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside ☎️ Kerry from Netherley calls to ask about affordable housing. Cllr Robinson says the council is working with housing associations to look at creating more social housing, including the north of the city.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside You can read more about this year’s River of Light here - it starts on 24 September:

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside 🗣️ Cllr Robinson responds to a vox pop of members of the public calling for the return of council fireworks displays. He says the council has focused on the River of Light event and that some councillors do help fund organised displays.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside ☎️ Mark from Crosby rings about road closures around the new Hill Dickinson stadium on match days. Cllr Robinson says some roads will always have to closed but the council is constantly reviewing. He adds that the public transport offer has worked well so far.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside ☎️ Ian in the city centre calls to raise concerns about the condition of the promenade around Otterspool. Cllr Robinson says he will raise the issue with the relevant council team. He also highlights the work being done by enforcement officers to tackle environmental issues.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside Cllr Robinson also talks about other work to increase housing supply and bring empty properties back into use by offering grants to owners.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside 📧 Jane in Kensington asks about plans for the empty building by Moorfields station used for the ‘Turning The Place Over’ exhibition. Cllr Robinson says the council is working with partners on looking at what improvements can be made to that area including office space.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside 📧 John in West Derby asks about the lifts being out of order at Mount Pleasant car park. Cllr Robinson says he will take the issue away and find out when they will be repaired.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside ☎️ David from Huyton asks about a tourist tax. Cllr Robinson says the city believes it would be a good thing and is talking to government about it as it would raise money for better cleansing, big events and so on.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside He adds the city is doing more on parking enforcement because it is an issue residents want tackled, and that the council is looking at ways of tackling issues with holiday makers parking around the airport, which makes life difficult for local residents.

@liamrobinson24 @bbcmerseyside The first question relates to a Parking Strategy approved by Cabinet last night amid criticism that it is anti-car. Cllr Robinson says the strategy is about having a balance between all modes of transport, and that there are enough spaces in the city centre to meet demand.