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The Echo once sold 285,000 copies a day and had the pink Football Echo on the streets by teatime. Now it sells 7,645 and asks you to disable your adblocker. The story of the slide, with the numbers.
By Brian K · 7 Jul 2026
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Liverpool Baltic station is no longer a 2026 opening story. Planning is approved, early works are expected first, and the main station is now being talked about for after 2028.
By Brian K · 5 Jul 2026
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The Liverpool Art Fair — 245 local artists, free entry — runs at the Royal Liver Building until 26 July. The waterfront work, the People's Choice vote, and how to get there.
By Brian K · 2 Jul 2026
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A fact-verified guide to Duke Street's evolving restaurants, including landmark venues, market updates, and nearby city-centre changes.
By Amy L · 1 Jul 2026
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The Liverpool Art Fair runs from the ground floor of the Royal Liver Building until 26 July. Free entry, all artists selected from within 35 miles.
By Brian K · 1 Jul 2026
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A comprehensive guide to July 2026 events, exhibitions, and concerts in Liverpool, complete with venue details, transport options, and ticket links.
By Amy L · 1 Jul 2026
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Following the Caller Report, Liverpool City Council continues its transition to independent audit control over its housing redevelopment budgets.
By Jon S · 30 Jun 2026
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A realistic guide to navigating a wet afternoon in Liverpool by keeping your route tight and finding places where you can actually sit down.
By Jess R · 30 Apr 2026
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Several Grade II and Grade II* listed buildings in Liverpool introduced design techniques that became standard in international architecture.
By Jess R · 19 Apr 2026
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How to navigate the four-day bank holiday in Liverpool, balancing busy shopping streets with quieter park walks and local dining.
By Jess R · 2 Apr 2026
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In 1843, dock engineer Jesse Hartley built a small structure on Trentham Street and set it alight. He filled it with timber and tar, watched it burn, and made notes.
By Jon S · 27 Mar 2026
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Liverpool has the kind of landscape that makes strange stories feel believable. Tunnels run below Edge Hill.
By Amy L · 24 Mar 2026
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For a slower morning in South Liverpool, Allerton Road and Woolton Village provide a practical alternative to the busy city centre.
By Brian K · 19 Mar 2026
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Around Anfield, simple plans are still the best ones. Matchday energy works better when you stop trying to fit too much around it.
By Jon S · 19 Mar 2026
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As mid-day footfall returns to Liverpool's commercial core, navigating the lunch rush requires precise timing and knowing where to find the quiet spots.
By Amy L · 19 Mar 2026
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A look at the city's oldest dining and drinking institutions, from 18th-century taverns to grand Edwardian showpieces.
By Brian K · 19 Mar 2026
