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More than 4,500 young people across the Liverpool City Region are set to benefit from grants awarded this year by the Liverpool ONE Foundation. Following last year’s huge achievement when the £3 million grant milestone was reached since its inception 15 years ago, this year, 10 organisations will receive £268,209 worth of funding. The Liverpool […]

Peter’s Lane has received an artistic makeover in time for the Lunar New Year celebrations. A beautiful large wall mural takes over the entrance of Peter’s Lane, created by Liverpool ONE Culture Partner, Focal Studios. The stunning artwork, ‘Harmony in Blossom’, is inspired by the rich tapestry of Chinese forestry landscapes. Designed for the Lunar New Year, it

Multiple grassroot sport clubs and teams across the region have been awarded special grants thanks to a joint grant competition between Liverpool ONE and The Guide Liverpool. The initiative launched during Summer of Sport at Liverpool ONE, when the world focused their attention on sports at the highest level, coincided with Chavasse Park turning into

Liverpool ONE is giving local children the chance to immerse themselves in nature with the launch of its latest initiative, Nature Sessions. The scheme, which is in conjunction with outdoor learning experts Camp Curiosity, will offer youngsters the opportunity to learn about their local environment, taking part in bug hunts, bird watching and craft-making. Pupils

Opened in 2008, the 42-acre retail and entertainment destination transformed Liverpool city centre, connecting the city back to its waterfront and acting as a catalyst for wider regeneration activity. Over the last 15 years, Liverpool ONE has: Source: Deloitte Liverpool ONE was developed by Grosvenor in partnership with Liverpool City Council. Designed to revive the city’s

Chavasse Park has retained its Green Flag status, making it the 11th consecutive year that the park has won the national award. The award was won following a mystery shop-style visit to assess numerous aspects of the park, including cleanliness, overall condition, flower beds, and litter management. Chavasse Park, the five acres of open space and beautifully landscaped

Local young people’s mental health and wellbeing are at the centre of a series of grants being awarded as part of Liverpool ONE Foundation’s annual funding programme. The Liverpool ONE Foundation has been investing in community projects that promote positive mental health and wellbeing amongst our city’s young people since its launch in 2009. Administered by

We have worked with Ukrainian communities to revive a garden in the city centre and provide a space for ‘peace and tranquillity’ with a Ukrainian nod, as the city prepares to host the Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine. Located off Park Lane behind John Lewis & Partners on the site of the former

We are introducing a pioneering new sustainability facility with the installation of an innovative Mobile Segregation Unit (MSU).  A first in the industry, the patented MSU process will significantly boost recycling rates across Liverpool ONE, with the destination aiming to achieve a recycling rate of 90% of waste by 2025, significantly improving on the current

A Ukrainian teenager who comforted refugees in camps in her home country and Poland by playing the piano, performed today in Liverpool to mark a year since the start of the invasion. Alisa Bushuieva, 13, was forced to flee her country with her mother, Svitlana, in February last year. Their home city of Kharkov in

Wellbeing journals, ‘worry stones’ and affirmation workshops are among the activities taking place at Liverpool ONE to mark Children’s Mental Health Week. Running from today (Monday 6 February) until 12 February, the week-long national event shines a spotlight on the importance of young people’s mental health and wellbeing, with organisations and individuals across the country being

Visual artist Lisa Creagh and Improving Me, the Cheshire and Merseyside Women’s Health and Maternity (WhaM) have created an Audio Tour of Liverpool using the voices of mothers from the  The Holding Time Project, to guide visitors and families around the breastfeeding-friendly spaces across the city. With an emphasis on places where families can rest,