Liverpool City Council is now seeking nominations for the 2021 Order of Liverpool Awards recognising unsung heroes whose contributions have had a measurable, positive impact on the City of Liverpool.The Order of Liverpool Awards are presented annually to local citizens who have advanced the City over several years in one or more categories including civic, community, recreation and sports and commerce and industry.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller encouraged residents to nominate the inspirational people in their lives.“We all have someone in our lives who strives to make our community a better place to live, work and play – whether it’s a next-door neighbour, family friend or a local charity worker.“If someone you know is giving up hours and hours of their personal time to improve our community from a grass-roots level, this is an opportunity to give them the recognition they deserve.”The awards were created in 1979 by former Mayor Noel Short and are presented on 7 November each year – the date Liverpool was founded.“There isn’t a more fitting time to acknowledge our volunteers who have been such an integral part of our City than on its birthday each year,” Mayor Waller said.There are three categories of awards a nominee may be eligible for depending on their length of service to the community.

Liverpool City Mayor Wendy Waller today welcomed the commencement of construction of Woolworths’ two new distribution centres within the Moorebank Logistics Park.“The distribution centres will create …

Liverpool City Council has reimagined its annual Charity Ball into a Thank You Gala Dinner to acknowledge and commend the efforts of the City’s community organisations and local heroes following a cha…

Liverpool City Council encourages residents to help plant trees in recognition of National Volunteer Week from 17-23 May.People of all ages are invited to help plant trees at the next Community Tree P…

Liverpool City Council is ready to work immediately with public and private sector entities to provide a co-working hub in Liverpool’s CBD.Council has responded to a report released by the Business We…

Dorothy Joyce McGillivray, a 96-year-old Liverpool woman with a voracious appetite for reading, has reached a significant milestone in the history of Liverpool City Library, clocking up 14,000 titles …

Liverpool City Council invites residents to join Liverpool’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to commemorate National Sorry Day.A ceremony will be held on 26 May from 10:30am to 11:30am…

Liverpool City Library, in partnership with South West Sydney Legal Centre, is hosting information sessions throughout Law Week to help educate residents across the Liverpool Local Government Area abo…

Eateries from Chipping Norton, Prestons, West Hoxton and Middleton Grange took centre stage at Liverpool on a Roll – Council’s premier food festival and a showcase of quality local eats.Thousands of f…