Liverpool’s Vision…

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Liverpool’s Vision…

Liverpool’s plans for the next three or so years were unveiled this morning. Want to know what’s coming over the hill? A monster package of promises, that’s what…

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A Happy Ending For Lime Street?

With a prestigious award, and new blue plaque to show off, the new Lime Street gateway has scrubbed up just fine. But there are some legacy issues which, we feel, spoil the picture somewhat…

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This Stinking City

What’s the most accurate way of finding your way through your hometown? Follow your nose, of course. Liverpool’s smells are every bit a part of our DNA as our sights and sounds.

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‘Go and Get Some Treatment, Mate’: Munby Responds:

We asked for a chat with Councillor Munby, instead we got a statement. A long one. But we print it in full. In short, he suggests ‘we go and get treatment’, that we are ‘Tea Party Republicans’, and that we’re blaming him for the entire collapse of the financial system. Wow.

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Everything’s Coming Up Parsley

What do you do after you relinquish the reins of Liverpool’s most successful culture blog? If you’re Ian and Minako Jackson, you go back to grass roots and grow something entirely different…

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Steve Munby: Time To Face The Music

It’s nice to look back over old diary entries, isn’t it? Reminds you of the ideals you once stood for. Reconnects you to the things you once held so dear. Councillor Munby, we offer this as a service to you…

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Static and Silence: A Tale of Two Cities

With Static Gallery’s announcement that they’re cancelling their live music programming, we think it’s time to take stock. And, very, very soon after, take action…

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Sounding Off: A reader writes…

City noise levels. It’s a debate that rumbles on. We’ve talked about it many times. Here’s the view from one of the Ropewalks’ residents, Peter Schriewersmann. What do you think?

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The Tallest Tower In The North?

Another day, another controversial development. But this one has got some friends in seriously high places…

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The Post: The Review

After sales fell to 7,000 a day, Liverpool’s venerable Daily Post faced an uncertain future. It’s been resurrected, after a fashion, in the new The Post. But is it too little, too late? We take a look inside the first issue.

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