Don’t lament Kenny’s sacking

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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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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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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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Seven reasons why Liverpool is still brilliant

It’s easy to be negative. To shoot from the hip, and to write scathing reviews of this, bitter rants about that (and, if you want the truth, it’s quite fun sometimes). We seem to have had a run of gloom – of closures, cut backs, accusations and confrontations. Yes, it’s been a winter of discontent. [...]

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SevenStreets’ quick conference-goer guide to the city

We’re guessing there are lots of hungry and thirsty and tired Global Entrepreneurship Congress delegates out in Liverpool over the next couple of days, as the GEC winds up its successful run in the city. It’s always exciting to get a brief, packed influx of new people into the city. If you’re one of the [...]

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Liverpool is a world-class city; it needs a world-class leader

A mayor for Liverpool will see the city leapfrog competitors and change the city’s image globally, says Patrick Hurley

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RIP John Christopher

As another Liverpool-born literary figure departs us Jamie Bowman mourns John Christopher, author of intelligent and disturbing science-fiction novels, including the Tripods.

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What Can Media City Do For Us?

It’s open for business – but how can BBC Media City attract our business? Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and SevenStreets present a unique one day seminar this month, aimed at helping Liverpool creatives make the most of Media City. Here’s how you can be a part of it…

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Deep Waters: UNESCO, World Heritage and Liverpool Waters

Angry rhetoric over Liverpool Waters and UNESCO is obscuring simple solutions and not-so-hidden agendas, says Robin Brown

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Could the city’s live music shake-up be a good thing?

The city’s been hit with some serious blows to its music scene lately. But is it all gloomy tear-stained misery? Things may not be as bad as they seem…

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