Liverpool City Council

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Liverpool City Council ... reflection of what is actually happening or is it just propoganda? Find out about what the council has on offer locally. Locate your councillor, MP or Trading Standards office. See how the council is spending your tax monies: are leisure services up to scratch? How are the schools performing? What plans do they have for the future? Share your experiences with others here.

Newest Review: ... new jobs. However, where the investment is really needed is on the outskirts of Liverpool, areas such as Kensington that are completly run down, boarded up houses, businesses gone bust etc. This is the side of Liverpool that the tourists don't see. It may not have attracted so many tourists but investment should be for the people who matter, the people who actually live in Liverpool. The ... more

... council should also be aware that although they have created a fantastic new shopping centre in the form of Liverpool One, this is having an adverse effect on what was the old shopping centre of Liverpool. There are many shops in the old centre that a...more

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Liverpool City Council: Looks great on the surface but underneath.... (695 words)
by - written on 01/10/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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This is a review about Liverpool City Council as a whole, not so much the council website. I lived in Liverpool from 1999 - 2002 and I moved back again a few years ago and have been living here since 2007. I think the council has improved since 99-02, however there are still many undyling problems that the council has failed to tackle. On the surface of things the council is great. During the capital of culture year the city centre has vastly improved with new swanky apartments being built, a new shopping complex called Liverpool One and lots of free and exciting events. This makes Liverpool look fantastic to the tourists, however, if ... Read the complete review

Liverpool City Council (214 words)
by - written on 14/01/09 (Useful, 14 readings)
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As a resident of Liverpool I'm going to concentrate my review on their services with some observations of their website. Politics aside - Liverpool City Council have improved dramatically over the last number of years. A lot of this was happening even before the City was granted the status of Capital Culture but this also helped too. Liverpool has literally been rebuilt over the last few years, causing much inconvenience for its public, but it has been well worth it. The council have done a great job. The services in Liverpool have also improved. At one time if you wanted to find a local council department you would need to search through ... Read the complete review

Liverpool City Council - under development (181 words)
by - written on 07/04/01 (Somewhat useful, 145 readings)
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A promising start for this new website. I was impressed by the option to choose a language until I chose that option! The choices were poor (Arabic, Bengali, Chinese or Somali), I would have liked to see a couple of European languages here. For surfers with visual disabilities there is an option to amend the text size but I found the instructions hard to locate as choosing the option took me to a help file that included lots of other info - a proper 'click link' would have been better. On the plus side, the Liverpool skyline banner is impressive, I could look at that for hours! There is an option to find out more about the buildings in the skyline by ... Read the complete review

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