A week’s wage to attend a wedding in Liverpool, official figures reveal
We all know that the cost of a modern-day wedding can be overwhelming for most, however have you ever considered how many hours you would have to work to attend a wedding in Liverpool?
Figures provided by Missguided from the...
Liverpool’s Bold Street: A foodie haven
5 of our favourite restaurants on Bold Street
Lonely Planet labelled it as one of the best shopping streets in the country, and there are lots of quirky shops and dinky creative outlets, but Bold Street is also known to...
A classic with a twist: Jack and The Beanstalk at The Epstein Theatre
Jack and The Beanstalk is a twist on the classic tale that we all grew up with as kids and you can catch the show at the iconic Epstein Theatre in Liverpool until Sunday April 24 for an Easter treat.
Liverpool buildings nominated for prestigious national awards
Liverpool buildings including The Old Library, Waterloo Warehouse and the India Buildings have been shortlisted for a national award.
The RICS awards have shortlisted 12 buildings in the North-West, of which five are in Liverpool, making it the only city...
Liverpool school pupils form all-female coding club
The visit of a award-winning technology expert has inspired Liverpool School students to form an all-female computer coding club.
Pupils from The Academy of St Francis of Assisi were visited by Lady Mariéme Jamme.
She encouraged the pupils to follow careers...
Jack Reacher reigns supreme as Liverpool’s most borrowed books since 2016
The Jack Reacher novels are among the most borrowed books from Liverpool libraries from 2016 to 2021 in a list dominated by the crime and thriller genres.
Books from the set of thriller novels, by English author Lee Child, comprise...
Festival to stage 12 new shows at Liverpool’s Bombed Out Church
The Little LFT festival will be staging twelve new shows to entertain audiences over the course of six days at St Luke’s Bombed Out Church.
The Little LTF is a similar event to the main Liverpool Theatre Festival. It was...
Liverpool’s first slavery history plaque installed on William Brown Street
The first of ten plaques explaining Liverpool streets' ties to the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled on William Brown Street.
The 'Eric Scott Lynch Slavery Histories' plaques are named in honour of Eric Lynch, a local activist and historian...
MP claims Government is failing to match local solidarity for Ukraine
A Liverpool MP has said that the Government is not matching the local public's solidarity for Ukraine.
There has been an inspiring response from local people in support of Ukrainian refugees, amid the Ukraine crisis.
Early last month we saw Merseyside...
