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Just what is a “public space” in Liverpool?

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Rob Gutmann says he isn’t ruining Liverpool’s pub culture. In fact, he thinks he’s saving it

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Has Shakespeare North lived up to its expectations?

Dear readers — in 2022, six years after Knowsley Council gave planning permission for a new theatre, the Shakespeare North Playhouse opened its doors. The venue’s genesis was actually in 2007, when academics and theatre directors inspired by the upcoming Capital of Culture celebrations highlighted the Bard’s North-West links. But was the theatre – which cost £38 million to construct – a reasonable outlay, or an expensive white elephant that will…Read Article

Blame, trains and 'trams on wheels': How Liverpool fared in Labour’s spending review

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A decade of office miseries — and why I’m working for The Post

When I was 23, I went for an interview for an office job in Moreton. Back then I had no qualifications or prospects, and had been unemployed for well over a year, surviving on a balanced diet of ramen, ketchup and cigarettes. When the interviewer asked me about professional ambitions, I confessed I only had one: to write. I didn’t really mind what – poems, film scripts, books – but one day, I’d make my living with a word processor.“Oh, well,” he…Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

With 'Bedrock', Liverpool’s Biennial mines the stuff we’re made of

Some years ago, I went to a film screening and Q&A at FACT. The band St Etienne were showing Finisterre, their dreamy love letter to their home-city, London. After the film, about London, Bob Stanley, from the band, took the first question: “Why didn’t you film it in Liverpool?”It was one of those moments when I was simultaneously embarrassed and proud of the city. The belligerence and audacity of it all. Bob took it on the chin:“Well, we don’t …Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

Blue Coat Part Two: ‘It was one of those moments where you were like: ‘surely he can’t have said that’

Editor’s note: To read today’s investigation in full, you’ll need to be a paying member of The Post. It costs just £7 a month to subscribe, and you’ll get 15 editions a month as well as access to our entire back catalogue of deep dives and investigations like this one. More importantly, you’ll be helping to support our tiny team in delivering high quality journalism to Merseyside. It’s by no means an easy feat producing stories like this one — t…Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

In 2017, Steve Rotheram vowed to build a barrage across the Mersey. Where is it?

Dear readers — it’s been eight years since metro mayor Steve Rotheram first pledged to build a barrage across the Mersey as part of his election campaign. If built, it would be the biggest tidal barrage in the world, generating the equivalent of two-thirds of Liverpool’s 2017 electricity requirement, and powering “over a million homes”, according to press releases from the Combined Authority. So far, over £7 million has been spent on research an…Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

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Top livpost.co.uk News

Just what is a “public space” in Liverpool?

Rob Gutmann says he isn’t ruining Liverpool’s pub culture. In fact, he thinks he’s saving it

Has Shakespeare North lived up to its expectations?

Blame, trains and 'trams on wheels': How Liverpool fared in Labour’s spending review

A decade of office miseries — and why I’m working for The Post

With 'Bedrock', Liverpool’s Biennial mines the stuff we’re made of

Blue Coat Part Two: ‘It was one of those moments where you were like: ‘surely he can’t have said that’

Are companies still leaving Liverpool?

Is it time to reclaim Pride?

The great Scouse pasty war

In 2017, Steve Rotheram vowed to build a barrage across the Mersey. Where is it?

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