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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Mayor Anderson isn’t bluffing over state of Council’s finances
Last night I received a phone call from Mayor Anderson that I was pleased to get but horrified to listen to. The immediate cause of the phone and new information to me is that Council had received just £13 million … Continue reading
How many people have died in Liverpool and where did they live?
Today I have written to the Council to urge it to compile and release more accurate figures about who is dying from the Coronavirus in Liverpool and where they live. In his letter he points out the considerable differences between … Continue reading
Call in retired police staff to contact trace to prevent virus spread
The Lib Dems Merseyside Spokesperson on Policing Cllr Kris Brown has written to the Police Commissioner and Chief Constable for Merseyside to suggest that former Police Officers, emergency contact centre staff and Special Constables who may be furloughed from the … Continue reading
Will the Everton Stadium ever get built?
I wrote yesterday to the Mayor and other Party Leaders in Liverpool, on behalf of the Liberal Democrat Group, about how the Council needed to look at preparations for a very different future in Liverpool. Today we had some salutary … Continue reading
Do we really think that a Public Inquiry will reveal Covid cock-ups?
For obvious reasons there are repeated calls for either a Public Enquiry or a Royal Commission to examine what has happened in terms of the Government’s response to Coronavirus starting from 2016 when they chose to make little of a … Continue reading
Liverpool Council and the business grants scheme
As a result of our telephone calls to thousands of Liverpool residents we have been asking a series of questions to the Council. These are the responses we have received to our business grant questions As part of our work … Continue reading
Let’s get Children learning again
School’s out and Mums and Dads have been converted into teachers. Our Children’s spokesperson, Cllr Liz Makinson, is suggesting that schools could be doing more to help their absent pupils access great stuff on the internet but should not be … Continue reading
