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The World Reimagined is now live across the UK and Liverpool City Region runing until 31 October with Liverpool ONE hosting one of the globes. Created by artists, The World Reimagined globe brings to life the reality and impact of the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans. The globes are created by both established and undiscovered artists, alongside […]

Families from all over the city enjoyed a picnic in Chavasse Park today with Liverpool Bambis to raise awareness of breast feeding as part of World Breastfeeding week. Liverpool Bambis are a team of peer supporters who offer breastfeeding support and information to pregnant women, breastfeeding mums and their families. Families were invite to join Liverpool Bambis

Football legends Mark Lawrenson former Liverpool FC player, and Graham Stuart former Everton FC player officially unveiled a new look for the giant Liverpool sign in the heart of the city today (Wednesday 24 April). The new artwork that decorates the Liverpool sign, which is located at Liverpool ONE on Thomas Steers Way near to

An inspiring woman from Liverpool has been crowned a Local Climate Hero by Liverpool ONE to help champion positive change across the city region. Minna Alanko-Falola set up social enterprise Compost Works in a bid to combat food waste and make composting more accessible to local residents. Following its launch in 2019, the organisation has now

Liverpool ONE and the Liverpool BID Company have been announced as the first two sponsors of The World Reimagined. The World Reimagined is a ground-breaking, national art education project aimed at transforming understanding of the transatlantic slave trade and its ongoing impact on society. The two organisations, which between them represent almost all of the

Liverpool ONE is playing host to the Everyday Climate Heroes Exhibition. First unveiled at COP26 in Glasgow, the exhibition portrays ordinary people across the UK who are making an extraordinary difference to fight climate change, captured by iconic photographer Rankin.   Politicians, activists and celebrities are the voices most of us hear in the news talking about climate

Local young people’s mental health and wellbeing are at the centre of a series of grants being awarded as part of Liverpool ONE Foundation’s annual funding programme which is now on its 14th year. From new digital platforms to support those with autism through to helping young people to secure job opportunities and even equine therapy,

Liverpool’s newest “living green wall” has been officially unveiled. Measuring 27 metres long and up to 2 metres high, the stunning feature stands at the entrance of Liverpool ONE’s Chavasse Park – facing the Royal Albert Dock – and boasts almost 8,000 pollinator friendly plants and 24 different species. The freestanding installation, which will form part of

Local young people’s mental health and wellbeing are at the centre of a series of grants being awarded as part of Liverpool ONE Foundation’s annual funding programme. The Liverpool ONE Foundation has been investing in community projects that promote positive mental health and wellbeing amongst out city’s young people since its launch in 2009. Administered by