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Don’t lament Kenny’s sacking

Don’t lament Kenny’s sacking

Kenny Dalglish’s departure from LFC ensures the legacy he earned in the past will not be damaged by the present, says Chris Brereton.


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Liverpool Sound City Survival Guide: Friday

Liverpool Sound City Survival Guide: Friday

Day two of Sound City sees some of the big guns, and some of the most talked about new acts hit town. This is how we’re planning our excursions. You’d do well to follow us.


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Liverpool Sound City Survival Guide: Thursday

Liverpool Sound City Survival Guide: Thursday

Sound City is here, almost. So here’s a day by day round up of the stuff you can expect. And the stuff you really shouldn’t miss.


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Our Top Ten Eats Under a Fiver

Our Top Ten Eats Under a Fiver

Cheap eats for a fiver or less? We asked, you said. Now it’s our turn. Here’s ten of our favourite places to grab a lunch, or dinner, for two, for a tenner. Oh, excluding that great Marks and Spencer offer…


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Streetsourcing: Tea for a fiver in Liverpool

Streetsourcing: Tea for a fiver in Liverpool

Tea-time; a rumble in the stomach; a fiver in the pocket. But where to eat in Liverpool city centre?


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Seven Beatles Covers We Shouldn’t Like…But Do

Seven Beatles Covers We Shouldn’t Like…But Do

It’s a year full of Beatles 50th anniversary stuff. So let’s celebrate the only way how – by not playing The Beatles: but playing seven covers good, bad and ugly. Which is which? You decide…


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Interview: Liam Fogarty

Interview: Liam Fogarty

If anyone can upset Labour’s Joe Anderson in this week’s Liverpool mayoral elections it’s Liam Fogarty. He tells us why Liverpool needs a mayor – and why it might not be Joe


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Delve into John Peel’s record collection as it goes online

Delve into John Peel’s record collection as it goes online

We reported this late last year and it was officially THE MOST EXCITING NEWS EVER for anyone who’s listened to, spent time with, or grew up with John Peel’s glorious taste. Now today (1st May) the first section of John Peel’s record collection has been digitised, sorted, and put online. It’s a huge undertaking – [...]


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RIP Le Bateau: a legendary Liverpool venue closes

RIP Le Bateau: a legendary Liverpool venue closes

Some sad news to kick off the weekend: Le Bateau has officially closed. Amidst a season of venue and bar closures – most notably The Masque, and Static Gallery’s noise abatement notice which means it’s neutered for the foreseeable future – it’s incredibly sad to see the end of one of Liverpool’s longest-running indie spots. [...]


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I Was There. And Here’s The Proof.

I Was There. And Here’s The Proof.

Enjoyed the weekend, yes? Took loads of camera phone photos, yes? Deleting them already, yes? What is it with us and our obsessive snapping of must-see events?


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Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows

Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows

— Vinny Lawrenson-Woods takes a look at the director's latest goth pomp romp, starring Johnny Depp.

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04 May 2012

Joe Anderson is Liverpool mayor

— Joe Anderson's mayoral victory rounds off a great night for Labour in Liverpool - and a disastrous one for the Liberal...

01 May 2012

Who are you backing for Liverpool mayor?

— Tell us who'll get your vote on Thursday in Liverpool's mayoral elections - and...

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Radar: New Season at the Phil

A thrilling year of recitals, concerts, visiting superstars, chamber music and new compositions: the breadth of music at the Phil this season is, quite simply, electrifying. Don't let it pass you by.

Radar: Howler at Kazimier

One of the best US imports of the year, Howler bring their supercharged indie rock to the Kazimier this week. And we've got tickets to win...

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A favourite MP, a poetry heavyweight and a ska-pop legend all feature at this year's Liverpool literary fest.

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