They joined the United Kingdom Roller Derby Association (UKRDA) in 2015, and became a member of the WFTDA Apprentice Program in December 2018.

[2] The league made their game debut at the 2010 Great Yorkshire Showdown tournament in Huddersfield, taking on Sheffield Steel Roller Girls and losing 121–28.

[8] First taking part in the British Championships in 2015, Liverpool Roller Birds competed in the Women T3 North division.

The wind was somewhat taken from underneath the Birds' wings by Furness Firecrackers who beat them 165–126, but they went on to 131–259 against Halifax Bruising Banditas to round off the competition.

A-team jammer, Pops, was chosen as the face of roller derby in the city and her image was plastered larger-than-life on a billboard in Walton, Liverpool.

[15] Another skater, Cali Floor’ya, was interviewed on the BBC Radio Merseyside breakfast show,[16] and Pops and her teammates were the stars of a short video for the campaign.

[17] Highlighting the inclusivity of roller derby, Viki Tidser (Tids) represented the league in an article on LGBTQ+ Liverpudlians.