This is not the time for awards, Liverpool. And yes, that includes Livercool. Whatever skills Downtown Liverpool possesses, it’s not names, is it? Livercool Awards and Sexy Networking are the sort of names your intern….
Fancy yourself as a number-cruncher? Think you got the answer to the council’s budget woes? Gauntlet thrown down - balance the council’s books yourself on the council’s website.
Someone is doing very well out of Liverpool’s New Economy. And that person is probably holding a workshop next week, in a reclaimed warehouse, teaching you how you can do well out of it too,….
A couple of months ago, we came to the somewhat alarming conclusion that the majority of Liverpool’s UNESCO protected ‘maritime mercantile maritime mercantile City’ (protected as an example of a major trading centre of the….
Paul Casey was sat with a submachine gun by Liverpool docks when he realised how much crime had changed. A decade earlier he had been bobby on the beat with a wooden truncheon for protection…..
Ah, early January. The big gigs haven’t stared, Panto still clings onto our theatre stages. What to do to keep the January blues away? Well, there are a few things we could suggest… WEBSITE: Gravity….
So, that was 2012. A year of sporting prowess, presidential re-elections and, er, Nick Grimshaw (memory was never our strong suit). But before Jools Holland starts fingering away in the middle of the night, what….
My God. It’s full of stars. Well, it is if you get yourself out of the glare of downtown. And, last week, wasn’t the moon looking amazing? It’s on the wane now, but there’s still….
A powerful council meeting shows the astonishing depth of feeling Liverpool harbours towards those responsible for smearing Hillsborough families - and the city - 23 years on.
Interested in the shape of cities to come? Add your voice to ENGAGE: a series of debates inviting some of the world’s leading figures on urban design to our city, to discuss urban design and….
If you, like us, have seen the future, you’ll know that it looks pretty much like now - only with hover cars and more digital advertising screens. Best not tell Trinity Mirror, eh? Their version….
23 years on Kelvin MacKenzie has finally apologised for The Sun’s coverage of the Hillsborough Disaster. But what should we make of this long overdue apology?
When we saw a recent ad for Trinity, one thing struck us. They seemed to protest too much about the word ‘Journalist’. We’re not the only ones who thought that…David Lloyd reports.
