A little more than a month is remaining for households across Liverpool to have their say on how the city council is governed.
After being elected last May, Mayor Joanne Anderson vowed to campaign to effectively do away with her own job through a referendum. That option was deemed too expensive and as a result, a consultation running until June was agreed upon.
A total of three options have been put forward - leader and cabinet model, committee system, or maintaining the Mayoralty and the positions of each party on how they think you should put your views across is becoming clearer. At a heated meeting of the Liverpool Labour group on Monday, it was confirmed that they would back the removal of the elected mayor position that they brought in 10 years ago.
