Liverpool Labour’s Commitment to Culture Shines as Eighth River of Light Festival Illuminates City
Liverpool Labour is proud to announce the return of the city’s celebrated River of Light festival for its eighth year, running from Friday 24 October to Sunday 2 November. This year’s theme, The Science of Light, promises a dazzling showcase of ten large-scale light installations spread along the iconic Liverpool waterfront, Royal Albert Dock, Pier Head, Exchange Flags, and Liverpool ONE.…
The Corrosive Cost of Political Lies: How Opposition Parties Damage Democracy When They Peddle Misinformation
In an era where trust in politicians has plummeted to historic lows, with just 9% of the British public now believing politicians tell the truth, every misleading statement further erodes the foundations of our democratic system. While much focus rightly falls on government accountability, the responsibility to maintain public trust extends equally to opposition parties.…
Rebuilding Our Youth Services: How Liverpool is Using Public Health Funding to Address the Crisis in Youth Provision
The devastating impact of austerity on youth services across the UK since 2010 represents one of the most short-sighted policy decisions of our time. With over £400 million cut from youth service budgets, more than 1,243 youth centres closed, and 4,500 youth worker jobs lost, we have witnessed the systematic dismantling of the preventive infrastructure…
Harry Doyle 