The map of Liverpool will change radically next month.
When voters in the city go to the polls for a crucial set of local elections on May 4, they will be voting for candidates standing across a totally redrawn electoral map.
The ECHO first reported proposals to change the electoral map of the city back in December 2021. The changes form part of Liverpool Council's improvement plan following last year's shocking government inspection report, which lifted the lid on a host of failures in how the city had been run. The remapping of the city is seen as a key measure in Liverpool's improvement journey.
