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Teenager takes on council as he fights for 'independence back' (opens the original)
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A 15-year-old disabled boy from Everton has taken his campaign for accessibility to the heart of Liverpool Council. Jack Ince has been fighting to get his “independence back” as he lobbies the city council to install dropped kerbs between his home on Landsdowne Place and Breckfield Road North. Jack, who uses an electric wheelchair having been born with cerebral palsy, took it upon himself to contact the local authority last December in a bid to make changes to the route for those who use wheelch
Metro Mayor to push for Radio Merseyside to be spared from cuts (opens the original)
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Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram has described BBC local radio as “unbelievably important to the very DNA of this city” amid potential cuts to the service. Mr Rotheram said he met with Matt Brittin, BBC director general, during the Labour Party conference earlier this week to press the case for services to be retained at the national broadcaster, including BBC Radio Merseyside. The corporation announced a series of wide-ranging cuts to its local radio and TV output with the expected loss of 90 jobs. A
Metro Mayor on what he'd 'love to do' next for Mersey Ferry (opens the original)
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Feasibility studies are being undertaken to see if ferry services can return between Liverpool and New Brighton. Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram said reinstating crossings after more than half a century away is something he would “love to do.” Last week, the first brand new Mersey Ferry in 60 years set sail on her maiden voyage after an official naming ceremony. The £26m Royal Daffodil is expected to enter into passenger services officially next month. Mr Rotheram was one of the dignitaries on board
'Food-led' venue to take over former Six by Nico Liverpool site (opens the original)
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The future of a long-shuttered former restaurant in Liverpool city centre has been confirmed. Last month, the ECHO revealed how plans had been drawn up to bring the site once occupied by Six by Nico on North John Street back into use. The popular restaurant has remained closed since August 2022, when it shut its doors due to flooding. Lawyers for Nico Simeone, the founder and CEO of the restaurant chain, said water began pouring into the restaurant due to badly sealed walls, filling a storage ro
Government makes significant change to Liverpool Council (opens the original)
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Liverpool’s children’s services has had an improvement notice formally lifted by government as part of its remarkable turnaround in fortunes. The city council has been under investigation by Ofsted following a damning inspection three years ago. The education watchdog has now upgraded its judgement of services from the Cunard building from inadequate to good. An 11-day inspection in May set out how children and families are now “better and safer”, with inspectors recognising the council’s focuse
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