LJMU drama students honour Battle of the Atlantic with original show
This year Liverpool will be at the forefront of anniversary events commemorating 80 years since the Battle of the Atlantic.
LJMU is partnering with the Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Trust and the Western Approaches Museum to tell the untold...
Chavasse Park to get new interactive darts bar
Social darts operator Flight Club has selected Liverpool ONE's Chavasse Park for its latest locations, and plans to open its doors next year.
Flight Club will join Liverpool ONE’s line-up of leisure brands including Junkyard Golf Club, Roxy Ballroom and...
Annual race sees reigning winner seal pancake hat-trick
Alex Hopkins, a chef at Lunya Lita on the Royal Albert Dock, has today won his third victory in Liverpool's annual Pancake Day Race.
The race dates back to the 1980s, and was revived in the 2000s. It sees several...
Taylor Swift’s Anfield performance will ‘put Liverpool on touring map’
When big artists tour and perform in the North West of the UK, more often than not, they choose to perform in Manchester instead of Liverpool.
Local musician and founder of Mersey Music Magazine Sam Millne believes the reason lies...
Arena apologises to fans after ‘crowded’ Jamie Webster gig
The owners of Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena have apologised to concert-goers following a show at the weekend.
Jamie Webster fans were left feeling vulnerable after his Saturday night show at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena was branded "overcrowded" and that "tickets...
Excitement grows as Mersey fans await the return of the Doctor
David Tennant makes his return as the Doctor on Saturday alongside his sidekick Donna Noble, played by Catherine Tate.
This will be the first of three specials involving the duo and will run until December 9 to celebrate the show's...
Gifting a Good Impression: Monet and Degas masterpieces given to Walker Art Gallery
Two impressionist masterpieces are making their way to Liverpool, ready to feature in the Walker Art Gallery.
The Epte in Giverny (1884) by Claude Monet and Modiste Decorating a Hat (1891-1895) by Edgar Degas will both feature in the Walker Art...
Oxton celebrates as Christmas light switch-on returns
Last Christmas was a very unusual Christmas for everyone in the UK.
Covid-19 was at one of its highest transmission rates and caused Christmas to be basically 'cancelled'.
People who usually would be attending Christmas markets, shopping for stocking fillers, seeing...
Success as Liverpool’s night-time economy waves the Purple Flag
Liverpool has secured its prestigious Purple Flag status for the 14th successive year.
The award recognises the city's commitment to creating a vibrant and secure night-time economy, from bars and restaurants to theatres and public transport.
The Purple Flag signifies the...
Liverpool sets out new Cultural Strategy to protect arts in the city
Liverpool City Council approved plans for a new cultural strategy for the city to address issues highlighted by the pandemic.
The strategy was approved on Friday March 19.
The plan sets out a vision for the creative industry in Liverpool up...
