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Lifestyle
Adding Storage Space To Your Home
With the average UK home measuring around 85–100 square metres, the pressure to make every room work harder has never been greater. Smart storage solutions can change how a home feels, like reducing clutter, improving flow, and making daily life significantly calmer. From exploiting overlooked corners to rethinking furniture choices entirely, there are practical options to suit every property. 1. Make Use of Awkward Spaces with Built-In Solutions Many homes contain areas that go entirely…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Parliament Square Coffee Opens New Flagship Site In Liverpool’s Business District
Parliament Square Coffee has officially opened the doors to its new flagship site on Cook Street, marking the next chapter for the rapidly growing speciality coffee and brunch brand. The impressive 3,500 sq ft venue, located just behind The Ivy, will welcome its first customers on Friday 27th March, bringing together exceptional coffee, a British-inspired brunch menu and a new in-house bakery offering under one roof. Parliament Square Coffee first launched on Parliament Street in…
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Things to do in Liverpool
BOXPARK Liverpool To Host City’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt, With 1,000 Hidden Eggs
BOXPARK Liverpool is set to host the city’s biggest Easter egg hunt with 1,000 eggs hidden throughout the venue. From Thursday 2 April to Monday 6 April, BOXPARK Liverpool will showcase a variety of events designed to appeal to all audiences during Easter week, from Easter egg hunts and family quizzes to bottomless brunches, live music and major sports screenings. Kicking off the celebrations on Thursday 2nd April is a special edition of BOXPARK’s much-loved…
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Liverpool News
Fitness Industry Stars Join Liverpools Stronger Together Event
Gladiators Giant, aka Jamie Bigg was in Liverpool over the weekend, guest speaking at the Stronger Together event at BOXPARK Liverpool. Stronger Together is the annual wellness event that sees brands and individuals from the health,fitness & wellbeing communities come together to motivate, collaborate and grow together. This years event saw the much loved Jamie Bigg aka Giant the Gladiator guest speak to an excited audience about his personal and career journey so far and…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Meet Formaggio: The Luxury Cheese Cart Creating a Buzz Across Liverpool
Today we meet Courtney the owner of new Liverpool business Formaggio that’s been stirring up a craze since launching just a week ago! Courtney, please can you tell us a little bit about Formaggio? We are a luxury mobile cheese cart, providing delicious cheeses, meats & crackers. We have 12 boxes available and guests can pick all of their favourite items to go in them. What made you set up this business? The idea initially…
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Festivals
Africa Oyé 2026 Adds Global Heavyweights From Mozambique, Trinidad & Senegal To Festival Line-up
Liverpool’s biggest celebration of African and Caribbean music has revealed another wave of international artists for 2026, with acts from Mozambique, Trinidad and Senegal joining an already impressive bill. Africa Oyé returns to Sefton Park on 20–21 June, bringing together global sounds, cultural experiences and family-friendly activities for a weekend festival that has become a staple of the city’s summer calendar. Legendary Mozambican band celebrate 40 years Joining the line-up is Ghorwane, one of Mozambique’s…
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Music
Kate Nash Joins Sound City 2026 With Special Set & Conference Appearance
Outspoken indie icon Kate Nash has been confirmed for Sound City 2026, leading a huge new wave of over 30 artists announced for the city’s flagship new music festival this May. The singer-songwriter, actor and activist will perform a full live set across the festival weekend, as well as appear in a special in-person Q&A at the Sound City+ Conference—just weeks after making headlines by telling British MPs: “I sell pictures of my bum on…
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Arts and Culture
52 For 26 Poetry Project: John Boyd
John Boyd – A wry look at domestic life and everyday frustrations. John Boyd is a poet, writer, and performer whose work often moves between humour and reflection. Poetry has long been his primary form, though in recent years he has explored playwriting, including an autobiographical comedy about a wedding. Despite these ventures, Boyd has consistently returned to the poem as his first and enduring creative outlet. The Laundry Blues, written some years ago, is based on a true…
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Liverpool News
Sefton Collection Expands Liverpool Portfolio with Launch of 19 Duke Street Boutique Hotel
Liverpool based Hospitality operator Sefton Collection has announced the opening of its latest boutique hotel, 19 Duke Street, located in the heart of Liverpool city centre. The 26-bedroom property occupies the former home of Lock and Key, previously recognised in The Sunday Times 100 Top British Hotels. Set within a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse, the hotel combines period character with contemporary comfort following an investment of more than £100,000 to enhance and elevate the building’s original features. Each…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Celebrate The Grand National At Flight Club Liverpool With Prizes, Parties and a Spin to Win
With the excitement of the Grand National returning this April, Flight Club Liverpool is inviting locals and racegoers alike to keep the celebrations going with a week of prizes, drinks and unbeatable post-race vibes. From Wednesday 8 April to Sunday 12 April, the popular Social Darts bar in LiverpoolONE will be giving guests the chance to win fantastic prizes throughout race week – whether heading to the races or simply looking for somewhere lively to celebrate in…
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Arts and Culture
52 For 26 Poetry Project: Seán Street
Seán Street exploring the circles that shape a life. Time is a subject that circles us all, but for Seán Street it has become something of a lifelong companion—persistent, questioning, impossible to ignore. His poem, O, presented for the 52 for 26 Poetry Project, grows from that intimate preoccupation. Drawing on a striking idea from John Berger’s essay How to Resist a State of Forgetfulness, Street reflects on the notion that our lives are not simple points on…
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Music
Visions of Albion Return With Cinematic New Single ‘Avenues’
Liverpool’s ever-evolving music scene continues to produce artists who draw confidently from the past while carving out something distinctly their own, and Visions of Albion are a perfect example. Their new single Avenues, released today (13 March), is a beautifully layered track that leans into cinematic atmosphere while remaining rooted in classic songwriting craft. From the opening moments, Avenues establishes a sense of space and mood. There’s an unmistakable nod to the baroque pop sophistication…
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Liverpool News
Formby Cycles To Close After 30 Years
Formby Cycles, a long-established bike shop serving Merseyside for more than three decades, has announced it will close its doors following a final three-week closing down sale. Based in Formby, the well-known cycling retailer has supported riders of all levels for over 30 years, offering expert advice, servicing and a wide selection of bikes and accessories for the local community. To mark the end of an era, the store is now launching a three-week closing down sale,…
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Things to do in Liverpool
St Patrick’s Day in Liverpool 2026: The Ultimate Guide
St. Patrick’s Day is always a big celebration in Liverpool, and 2026 is no exception, with bars and venues across the city going all out with live music, flowing Guinness and Irish-inspired food and drink. From month-long takeovers to all-night parties, here are some of the best places to soak up the Irish spirit this March. Antonietta’s Gelato Factory Launches Limited-Edition Guinness Gelato Just in time for St Patrick’s Day, Antonietta’s Gelato Factory has unveiled…
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Liverpool News
New Giving Scheme Launches to Protect Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool Cathedral has launched a new giving scheme allowing people to support the vital upkeep of the building, with donations helping towards maintaining the UK’s largest Cathedral. Named in honour of the building’s architect, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, The Scott Circle gives people the chance to support the Cathedral and ensure it remains a lasting icon in the city he entrusted it to. Built by the people, for the people, Liverpool Cathedral was Sir Giles…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Albert’s Schloss St Patrick’s Day Party Returns For 2026
This March, Albert’s Schloss is painting the town green, cueing the fiddles and throwing a month-long St Patrick’s Day bash packed with flowing Guinness, Jameson-laced cocktails, Irish feasting and a whole lot of Schloss-style mischief. For just one month only, perfectly poured pints of Guinness will flow from the taps- and once it’s gone, it’s gone for the rest of the year. The bar is also partnering with Jameson to serve up special cocktails including a smooth…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Montezuma’s Unveils Its 2026 Easter Range
Award-winning British chocolate maker Montezuma’s has just announced the launch of its highly anticipated 2026 Easter Range — and it’s one of the most exciting collections the brand has ever produced. This limited-edition lineup brings together playful flavour combinations, beautifully crafted chocolate and the brand’s long-standing commitment to quality and sustainability. From eco-conscious gifting to indulgent dessert-inspired eggs and nostalgic British flavours, there’s something here for every kind of Easter chocolate lover. Eco Eggs (RRP…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Bongo’s Bingo Bring 90s vs 00s Specials To Content This May
Bongo’s Bingo are welcoming a unique theme for May at Content, blending two iconic decades together like a crazy experiment just to see what happens. Already infused with legendary magic and mayhem, the forthcoming themed shows in Liverpool are a pure distillation of Bongo’s Bingo’s essence, boiled down to its chaotic core. So – what two better decades to face off than the 90s and 00s? Each is a pivotal period of time, packed with…
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Travel
Craving a Weekend Break? Consider These Options
Not every holiday we go on needs to be long and complicated. In fact, while we might devote a great deal of planning energy and contemplation to those month-long trips, it’s often the shorter ones that make a bigger difference to our day-to-day state of mind. If you’re feeling just a little bit frazzled, in other words, it might be that you just need a weekend away somewhere. Short breaks are surging in popularity, with…
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Travel
Tropical Holidays You Should Take This Year
If you’re looking to escape the damp and dreary climate of the UK, then a destination in the tropics might provide exactly the required combination of amazing sunshine and scenery. Let’s take a look at a few of the tropical destinations that, increasingly, are appealing to travellers in the UK. Maldives – Overwater Luxury and Crystal Clear Lagoons When most people think of the Maldives, they think of the iconic overwater villas. From your accommodation,…
