Have your say

Welcome to Liverpool City Region Listens, a site which gives you the chance to have your say on the things that are important to you.

We want your views on policies and projects to ensure that your voice helps shape the work of the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to create a fairer, stronger, cleaner region, where no one is left behind.

Live and recently updated activities are displayed below or you can search the full list of activities by keyword, postcode, interest and more.

Featured activities

  • Local Nature Recovery Strategy Stakeholder

    This survey is designed to capture feedback from those who are participating in a professional capacity, including representatives from organisations, businesses, land managers and landowners. If you wish to participate as an individual citizen, please visit our citizen survey . The public consultation is live until 11.59pm, Sunday 6th April 2025 and we would love you to take part. Note:- Some of the questions require you to look at...

    Closes 6 April 2025

  • Local Nature Recovery Strategy Citizen

    This survey is designed to capture feedback from citizens/residents. If you are an organisation , business, land manager or landowner, or completing this survey in any other professional capacity, please complete our stakeholder survey . The public consultation is live until 11.59pm, Sunday 6th April 2025 and we would love you to take part. Note:- Some of the questions require you to look at interactive maps within the...

    Closes 6 April 2025

Closed activities

  • Application form - Nature Recovery Community Engagement

    Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is looking to commission up to two organisations to plan and deliver engagement with citizens between February and March 2025 on a new Nature Recovery Strategy for the region. The audience we are looking to engage with is: Adults aged over 25 who are digitally excluded and living in Halton, St Helens, Knowsley and Wirral. For the purposes of this commission, being ‘digitally excluded’ means not having access to the...

    Closed 24 January 2025

  • Local Transport Plan Citizen Consultation

    Our Local Transport Plan for the Liverpool City Region The draft Local Transport Plan outlines our plans for transport in Liverpool City Region up to 2040. It sets out how we will invest in public transport and the road and walking and cycling networks in Halton, Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens and Wirral to create a transport network that gives people more choices, is tough in the face of climate change, and helps us all to lead healthier and happier...

    Closed 15 December 2024

  • Mersey Tidal Power Project - Phase One Community Consultation

    It's time for Tidal! The River Mersey, our greatest natural asset, can play a vital role in tackling the climate emergency and helping our transition to green energy while boosting our future prosperity and the UK’s energy security. The River Mersey has been at the heart of the fortunes of Liverpool City Region for hundreds of years, from its first ferries and the world’s first commercial wet dock to today’s Port of Liverpool. How we use this great natural...

    Closed 15 November 2024

  • Application form - Local Transport Plan Community Engagement

    Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is looking to commission up to three organisations to deliver community engagement with citizens from one or more of the following groups, between October and December 2024: People who are 55+ People from a Black, Asian or other minority ethnic background People from a lower socio-economic background - please refer to the community engagement suppliers brief below, for a definition. ...

    Closed 8 October 2024

  • Local Nature Recovery Strategy Opportunity Areas

    Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is leading the preparation of a Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for the Liverpool City Region. Local Nature Recovery Strategies were established in the Environment Act 2021. They are evidence-based, locally led strategies to guide nature’s recovery and wider environmental benefits, at a regional level. There are 48 LNRSs being developed across England. Each strategy will: Agree priorities...

    Closed 4 August 2024