Considered elegant and extraordinary by many people, Liverpool's flyovers were more of an eyesore to others.
@RobinBrown78 takes a look at the hopes and aspirations for these award winning concrete structures, with photos from our Archives Centre: https://t.co/lrhnwgMrTp
Just published: Bored of publishing clickbait, the Liverpool Echo moves to crush its competition.
An editor's note by @molssimp about this city's monopoly newspaper and its owner Reach Plc.
https://t.co/AHDyju8abQ
'If you walk past The Friary in West Everton around 4pm, past the overgrown wildflowers and boarded up windows, you’ll hear the sound of a small orchestra warming up.'
Our final members-only story of the year is about the spirit of @IHLiverpool https://t.co/anOgWiozzt
The story of Liverpool’s most festive street — and how it changed a whole community. A heartwarming Christmas read by @RobinBrown78 🎄.
https://t.co/cdp0D8rVpn
“Unfortunately, sometimes it's just more cost-effective to turn old churches into flats. But when that happens you lose a bit of area where people just like to go and contemplate, you lose access to a space that people don't have to pay for.” https://t.co/RVJV7tCE7o
We’ve had a great first week @liverpoolpost since we launched our memberships scheme. Here’s a handful of stories about the city region we’ve published recently to give you an idea of what a Post membership will give you. 1/
In case you missed it: we launched our paid memberships scheme today. It's a huge step for us and we hope as many of you will sign up as possible. https://t.co/u1dblfUub6
@BeanThereCoffee@heritage_lpool@espressoplusuk@SoundDukeStreet Day 7. 30 days; 30 venues. #30love
We've brought forward our article for @PiRoseLane in light of the sad news that the bar will close at the end of January. Go for the beers, pies, ambiance - or to say goodbye. At least two or three more times anyway...
https://t.co/ni75HTD7LS
"We need to give people space to rebuild their communities themselves.”
ICYMI - our new long read about the community businesses trying to regenerate north Liverpool from the inside out.
https://t.co/jcqWNkwI9e
Chapter four: Communities are fighting back in north Liverpool against a backdrop of government austerity. From bakeries to laundrettes, newspapers to ecological gardens, community business are finding innovative ways to rebuild the area from inside out. https://t.co/jcqWNkwI9e