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Starting next week, visitors to St George’s Hall will have the opportunity to relive the life of a Victorian prison guard. The much-appreciated visitor experience, The History Whisperer, has been updated to include a new character, The Warder, in an immersive exhibition. Thanks to augmented reality technology, visitors will be taken to parts of the… Continue reading The Warder is set to capture Liverpool’s imagination

Liverpool is celebrating its Eurovision Song Contest 2023 hosting with a day of free events on 11 May. The Liverpool Loves Eurovision series of activities will honour elements of last year’s hugely popular show that attracted about 500,000 people to the city centre. The programme will feature Beats on the Streets, fly high, and Welcome… Continue reading Eurovision – The Return!

Liverpool City Council has released the names of two councillors who received summonses for late or non-payment of council tax between 2019 and 2024. Following a Freedom of Information request, the Information Commissioner’s Office instructed the council to publish the information. The council had initially resisted, citing the councillors’ right to privacy. Neither had voted… Continue reading Council Tax Freedom of Information ruling

Liverpool City Council has teamed up with partners the Liverpool Parent Carer Forum and Alder Hey to create the National ‘Autism in Schools’ Project. The initiative encourages pupils with autism to share their experiences with teachers in order to increase knowledge, understanding, and inclusion within schools. The council, together with young autistic people from several… Continue reading Liverpool schools improving how they listen to pupils with autism

Liverpool has commemorated the 35th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy with a range of events. The Lord Mayor, Cllr Mary Rasmussen, and Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson, laid flowers at the Hillsborough Memorial at Anfield on Monday 15 April. Later, a minute’s silence was held outside Liverpool Town Hall at 3.06pm; the exact time at… Continue reading Liverpool remembers the 97 who lost their lives at Hillsborough

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Keir Starmer wants to establish himself as a working-class politician, but many voters are sceptical. In a recent YouGov poll, 48% of working-class voters think Starmer is doing a bad job. Labour’s lead is also narrower with working-class voters than among the wider electorate. It is a sentiment that is likely to be echoed in… Continue reading Keir Starmer wants to be seen as a working-class PM. Deeds, not warm words, will determine that | Aaron Sharp

According to corporate records, Everton has paid almost £30m in interest charges to an unclear lender linked with a tax exile. The Premier League club’s accounts suggest that the charges reached around £438,000 per week, which is more than three times the reported wages of the club’s goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford. A controversial alteration in accounting… Continue reading Everton paid £30m in interest to lender with links to tax exile, documents suggest

Cunard has released further details about the Naming Ceremony of its latest vessel, Queen Anne. The event will take place on Monday, 3 June, during its introductory voyage around the British Isles. The ceremony will occur on the Mersey waterfront and Queen Anne is expected to arrive just after sunrise, which makes it the most… Continue reading More details released of Queen Anne Naming Ceremony

This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy, and Liverpool will be holding a minute’s silence to honour the 97 people who lost their lives. The silence will be held on Monday, April 15th at precisely 3.06 pm, the exact time that the match was stopped. Upon the completion of this minute of… Continue reading Remembering the Hillsborough anniversary