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Music
LIMF Academy To Host Unforgettable Musical Experience At Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool International Music Festival Academy has partnered with Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Session Orchestra to create an unforgettable musical experience in the iconic Liverpool Philharmonic Hall this February, putting the city’s finest young musical talent on one of the country’s most illustrious stages. Taking place on Saturday 3 February, this annual collaboration brings together musicians from Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company with the best of LIMF Academy artists. Guests can expect to hear an extraordinary blend of musical flair…
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Film Events In Liverpool
5 Film Events Coming To Liverpool This February
Whether you’re a fan of films with a message, film festivals or even if you’re a filmmaker yourself – Liverpool’s upcoming February film events are offering something for everyone. In this article, we’ll be listing the top five events happening next month in Liverpool’s diverse, dynamic and iconic film scene. 1. Crass. The Sound of Free Speech. (The Story of Reality Asylum). Liverpool Palestinian Solidarity Film Screening Date: Friday 2 FebruaryTime: 7pmLocation: The Casa Bar,…
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Lifestyle
What Are The Most Popular Forms of iGaming?
The digital age has given way to various new forms of entertainment, including iGaming. Also known as online betting, this provides an opportunity for enthusiasts across the country to test their skills across more than one niche. From sports to online casino games, the iGaming landscape boasts an incredible selection of options. Each type of game brings its own appeal and takes time to learn about, too. If you’re ready to try your chances at…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
The Art of Line Exhibition Coming To dot-art Gallery 9 February – 30 March
‘The Art of Line’ showcases three dot-art Artist Members working in the illustrative, graphic and design arena of art. Their impressive line work and unique styles come together in ink drawings, prints and graphic patterns. A running theme in the practice of Weatherstone, Goodwin and Harrison is their character creation to tell a story. In the work of Stu Harrison these futurist creatures break dance across the canvas amplifying the movement his line work creates…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #50
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. Another week, another storm,Sounds like a very unpleasant norm.Parents are uniting against the Labour Party,Looks like that meeting isn’t going to be hearty.Sarah…
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Health
Exploring The Relationship Between Lifestyle Choices And Overall Well-Being
Have you ever stopped to consider how your daily choices directly influence your well-being? It’s a question that many of us may overlook in our busy lives. Yet, the reality is, everything from the meals we choose to the amount of sleep we get profoundly affects our physical and mental health. Are you aware, for instance, of the connection between regular exercise and your mood? Or how the amount of screen time in your day…
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Health and Fitness in Liverpool
From Couch To Marathon: What You Should Know About Getting Serious About Running
Embarking on the journey from a sedentary lifestyle to marathon running marks a significant shift in one’s approach to health and fitness. This transition is not just about physical endurance but also encompasses mental resilience, proper nutrition, and understanding the vital aspects of running. Whether you’re inspired by personal goals or the vibrant running community, this guide aims to provide you with crucial insights and practical advice to navigate this exhilarating path. Crafting a Personalised…
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Liverpool News
£9 Million Project Exploring the Next Step in Liverpool High-Density Communication
Announced late last year, Liverpool is finally gearing up in tests of next-generation connectivity in high-density areas. The Liverpool City Region HDD project will explore better ways to leverage high-speed communication in places with high data demands. Utilising a technology called Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN), the implications could be immense, reaching into health, entertainment, and communication. Why the Experiments? The idea behind the Liverpool City Region HDD project is to tackle the challenges…
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Music
Novelty Island ‘Taped Over’ EP Review
Following the release of his single 1102, Novelty Island (aka multi-instrumentalist and producer, Tom McConnell) is set to release his next psychedelic-pop EP, Taped Over. A companion record to Wallsend Weekend Television, also recorded during his time at Abbey Road Institute, Taped Over is the awaited addition into McConnell’s imaginative, sonic world. It’s a sound that could easily be praised for its dreamy melodies and solid progressions but instead takes it that bit further with…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
FACT Announces Group Exhibition ‘On the other side’
From 1 March – 2 June 2024, FACT presents On the other side — a group exhibition featuring new artworks by Melanie Crean and Katrina Palmer, alongside an existing film work by Pilvi Takala. The exhibition considers the impact of systems of control on those who design them, those who administer them, and those who are subject to their enforcement. Each presentation encourages visitors to reconsider the everyday behaviours people learn and conform to, and how we…
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Places to stay in Liverpool
Hope Street Hotel Celebrates 20 Years
Welcoming its first guests in 2004, Hope Street Hotel marked the beginning of a new era for hotels in Liverpool – the city centre’s first independent, privately-owned, boutique hotel. Located in the Georgian Quarter, in the street famous for being bookended by the two cathedrals, Hope Street Hotel immediately established itself as the place to stay, and, 20 years on, remains very much a hotel of choice in a local and regional market that has…
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Fun Things to do in Liverpool
Nish Kumar Coming To Liverpool As Part of UK Tour
Nish Kumar – host of The Mash Report and Pod Save the UK – has announced a brand-new live tour of the UK and Ireland for 2024. Nish, Don’t Kill My Vibe is the latest offering from one of the UK’s most thrilling political comedians – the tour will call at Liverpool’s Playhouse Theatre on 4 October 2024. In this election year, with the country in turmoil, there’s only one comedian who can kill the mood even further… Nish Kumar – named as…
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Business
From Inbox to Cart – Mastering Email Retargeting for E-commerce Success
As you read this article, we will walk you into online selling, where going from emails to purchases is a strategic process. This article simplifies email retargeting, offering practical tips to enhance your online store. Whether you’re experienced or just starting, understanding email retargeting is crucial for lasting success. Email Retargeting – What is it? Email retargeting is the secret sauce behind many successful e-commerce ventures. At its core, it involves re-engaging potential customers who…
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Lifestyle
Can You Really Take The Stress Out Of Moving Home?
It’s no secret that moving home is one of life’s most stressful events, and if you’ve got a move coming up, you might already be feeling the pressure. From sorting and packing your belongings to cancelling or rerouting subscriptions, you might be worried that you’ll forget an important detail and not realise until the last minute. Luckily, there are some really effective ways of managing and reducing the stress that comes hand in hand with…
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Theatre in Liverpool
‘Boys From the Blackstuff’ Returns To Liverpool’s Royal Court This Spring
Following its acclaimed run at Liverpool’s Royal Court last year, James Graham’s powerful new adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s seminal TV show Boys from the Blackstuff is back for 2024. The show, which wowed audiences and critics alike, will return to Liverpool’s Royal Court for three weeks, before transferring to the National Theatre for a two-week run. The production is directed by Kate Wasserberg, with original cast members George Caple, Dominic Carter, Helen Carter, Aron Julius, Nathan McMullen,…
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Lifestyle
How To Start Living More Sustainably At Home
Living sustainably at home isn’t just for tree huggers or those who fancy themselves as modern-day Thoreaus. Nope, it’s for all of us who live on this big, beautiful rock and want to keep it spinning nicely. So, how do you start turning your humble abode into an eco-friendly haven without moving into a yurt? Let’s explore some practical tips to greenify your lifestyle in 2024. Sustainable Architects: Build Smart, Not Hard Thinking of extending…
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Theatre in Liverpool
In Conversation – Sean McLoughlin
Over the years, Merseyside has produced some notable national and international writers and playwrights, which include Alan Bleasdale (Boys From The Black Stuff), Colin Welland (Chariots of Fire), Willy Russell (Education Rita) and Peter Shaffer (Equus). The latest addition to this long list is Sean McLoughlin, whose I Am Steven Gerrard is about to start a sold out limited run at Liverpool’s Hope Street Theatre from 25 – 28 January. We caught up with him…
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Liverpool News
Littlewoods Camaraderie Remembered At Museum of Liverpool Exhibition
Littlewoods is being remembered through the eyes of its legions of workers in a unique showing at the Museum of Liverpool. World-famous for its football gambling and retail business, the Liverpool company employed 30,000 at its peak, known as ‘Littlewoodies’, the majority women. The exhibition, which run for three months (from 1 February – 28 April 2024), include vintage photographs, letters, coupons, promotional materials and memorabilia and has a strong focus on the social life…
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Music
Bill Ryder-Jones ‘Iechyd Da’ Album Review
The word “masterpiece” has dogged Bill Ryder-Jones’ career. It’s been used to anoint the elegant, conceptually-driven If…, the sparse and sorrowful A Bad Wind Blows in My Heart, the more radio-friendly West Kirby Country Primary and sombre Yawn. But being so heavily garlanded doesn’t always seem to sit well with him. If you’ve seen him live, brusquely fending off demands to play Two to Birkenhead, you’ll recognise a tortured relationship between writing authentically about his…
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Business
A Guide to Shipping Pallets
Shipping pallets play a crucial role in the logistics and transportation industry, serving as the backbone for the movement of goods across the globe. Whether you are a business owner looking to streamline your shipping processes or an individual sending items to a distant location, understanding the fundamentals of shipping pallets can significantly enhance efficiency and reduce the risk of damage during transit. This guide will give you some essential insights into the world of…
