Liverpool City Council will implement its Urban Cat Management Plan 2021 to address increasing community concern around nuisance cats and uncontrolled cat populations in the local government area.The plan provides a set of actions aimed at reducing cat roaming, soiling and noise complaints as well as promoting responsible pet ownership and improving the welfare of cats.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said the plan takes a holistic approach to managing domestic cats, including semi-owned and unowned cats and reinforces the importance of responsible pet ownership.“Statistics reported by the RSPCA highlight there are almost 24,000 owned cats and 10,000 - 20,000 unowned or semi owned cats in the Liverpool local government area,” said Mayor Waller.“Council recognises there are excessive numbers of stray cats and kittens as well as large numbers of owned and unregistered cats.

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has welcomed the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s announcement that 300 staff will relocate from Ultimo to Parramatta by 2024, but has urged the national broadcaster …

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has congratulated the three local residents recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list.Mayor Waller said their life-long commitments to fireworks, speed skati…

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has welcomed today’s funding commitment by the NSW Government of more than $1 billion to start building the Bradfield City Centre, located near the future Western Sydney I…

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Liverpool City Council’s Liverpool City Centre Public Domain Master Plan was announced yesterday as a winner of the prestigious Landscape Architecture Award for Urban Design at the 2021 Australian Ins…

The 2168 Children’s Parliament (The Parliament), an important partnership between Liverpool City Council, the NSW Department of Education and Mission Australia-Miller Pathways, will reconvene on Wedne…

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has welcomed the awarding to Multiplex of the construction contract for the Western Sydney International Airport terminal, but has urged the global construction giant to d…

Liverpool City Council has received a positive response from its Business Resilience Grants program with the vast majority of recipients indicating the changes they made to their business as a result …