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Theatre in Liverpool
Liverpool’s Pioneering Physical Fest Launches With Powerful Celtic Folklore Tale
Liverpool’s international physical theatre festival – Physical Fest – will return to the city this summer, launching with a brand new and ambitious production at the Everyman. Organisers Tmesis Theatre are delighted to be launching the 2023 edition of Physical Fest with SealSkin – a show combining highly skilled physicality, Scottish folklore, and live music – running from 29 June to 1 July. Founded in 2005, Physical Fest is a renowned Liverpool-based festival, and one of only two dedicated physical theatre festivals in the UK. It…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Deliveroo Adds Liverpudlian Twist To Restaurant Menus Ahead of Eurovision Song Contest
To celebrate the start of Europe’s biggest song contest in Liverpool, food delivery company, Deliveroo, has joined forces with Atomic Kitten’s Natasha Hamilton and a selection of local Liverpool restaurants to launch ‘Deliver-pudlian’ menus – phonetically spelt menus to celebrate the much-loved Liverpudlian accent, and help visitors get down with the lingo. Upwards of 100,000 additional visitors are expected to arrive in Liverpool to watch the song contest**. The phonetically spelt menus — translated with…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #18
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. Happy New Month says the time,Which simply means goodbye to our prime.Are you going to vote for conservatives?Cause folks are looking for alternatives.Eurovision…
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Getting Back Behind The Wheel: How To Bounce Back From An Accident
Accidents can happen to anyone, and even the most cautious drivers can find themselves involved in a non-fault accident. This whole entire process can be super intimidating to say the least. You’re having to deal with the hassles of insurance, you need to work with a car accident lawyer, and there might be harassment from the other driver, too. It’s mentally taxing, all of it. While the physical recovery is crucial, the mental and emotional aspects…
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Music
The National Lottery and Music Venue Trust Announce Line-up For A One-off Free Gig At The Eurovision Village
Following tickets for the United By Music Tour of Liverpool selling out in less than four minutes, The National Lottery and leading UK charity Music Venue Trust has announced an additional gig taking place the week of Eurovision. Lightning Seeds, Girls Don’t Sync, Miles Kane and Michael Aldag will all take to the stage at a special gig at the Eurovision Village in Liverpool on Wednesday 10 May to celebrate the city’s hosting of the…
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Gaming Arcades In Liverpool
Level Tap Promises The Ultimate Gaming Paradise With Tech Leader Partnerships
Liverpool’s first dedicated esports venue, Level Tap, has announced partnerships with leading tech industry suppliers to ensure the ultimate gaming experience for its customers. When it opens this month, Level Tap on Hanover Street in Liverpool ONE will be the city’s only base for gaming and esports spectating, as well as the hosting and broadcasting of live events from around the world. Across two levels, Level Tap will boast ten console stations, 20 PCs and two racing…
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How To Secure A Construction Site
The construction site is an area of great potential and risk. It is important to secure the area from potential hazards and possible theft to ensure a safe working environment for the workers. In this guide, we will discuss these measures as well as other ways you can help protect your construction site. So, let’s get started! 1. Hiring a security service One of the most effective ways to secure a construction site is to…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Metquarter Celebrates Creativity And Culture In The Run Up To Eurovision 2023
Liverpool is ready to host the 67th Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine, and Metquarter is gearing up to provide visitors with a series of remarkable experiences that pay tribute to the Liverpool and Ukraine communities. From lively Grand Finale watch parties to an exclusive EuroFestival cultural commission set to take place at the iconic Everyman Cinema, the tenants of Metquarter will join forces to offer locals and tourists unforgettable experiences, all under one…
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Liverpool Nightlife
Liverpool’s Nightlife During Eurovision – Here’s Some of The Amazing Events Taking Place
With Eurovision getting ever closer, the city is now ready for two incredible weeks in Liverpool, taking the world all the way to the grand final on Saturday 13 May. Liverpool is famous for its wonderfully diverse and vibrant nightlife, with much of the city’s economy built upon its hospitality scene. This includes world-class festivals, club nights and live music, through to a kaleidoscopic range of events which all form the city’s rich tapestry from…
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Upping the Ante: Gaming For Those Who Enjoy a Challenge
People play games for many reasons. Some like to play their favourite titles to unwind after a busy day, whereas others enjoy the thrill that comes with competition. When we consider what makes a good game, a common theme is that it includes an element of difficulty progression. As we get better at something, there’s the potential that it can become less engaging, or even boring, if we no longer experience a sufficient challenge from…
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Music
The Coral Revealed As The Mystery Performer On The National Lottery and Music Venue Trust’s United By Music Tour of Liverpool to Celebrate Eurovision
The Liverpool band join Jamie Webster, Lightning Seeds, Miles Kane and more to perform special one-off shows in support of grassroots music venues. The Coral have been revealed as the mystery performer on The National Lottery and leading UK charity Music Venue Trust’s United By Music Tour of Liverpool during the week of Eurovision. The band will play Future Yard on 8 May as part of the tour, which sees over 20 gigs at 20 music venues across…
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Music
Zara Larsson And Cream Classic Join Lineup For The National Lottery’s Big Eurovision Welcome
Swedish pop singer Zara Larsson and Liverpool’s electronic music masters Cream Classical will be opening the show and are to join the line-up at The National Lottery’s Big Eurovision Welcome. The show, which is being billed as the ‘party of the decade’, will take place in the centre of Liverpool and will officially welcome Eurovision – and the world – to the city. Frankie Goes To Hollywood has also been announced, making their first public appearance together in over 36…
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Lifestyle
Top 10 Tips To Sell Your Home Quickly This Spring
Selling your home quickly in Liverpool requires some strategic planning and effective execution. Here’s our top 10 tips to help you sell your home as quickly as possible this spring time. 1. Price your home competitively: The first thing you need to do is price your home competitively. You can start by researching the market to find out what similar properties in your area are selling for. You can also hire a professional appraiser to…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Baltic Market Announces New Trader – La Bistroteca
Baltic Market – Liverpool’s first street food market – has announced a new trader that the team will be welcoming this May. From Thursday 4 May, La Bistroteca will join the plethora of kitchens at the market including Hafla Hafla, Little Furnace, Spice Thai, Christakis, Richie’s, Noso, Pattersons, Midnight Delivery and Press Bros, who produce a variety of delicious dishes, desserts and drinks at the market. Since opening in June 2017, Baltic Market has welcomed over 50 restaurants…
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Liverpool News
‘People of The ‘Pool’ Podcast Launches To Spotlight Positive Stories From ‘The Pool of Life’
Tuesday Media, the Liverpool-based PR and Marketing agency, has officially launched a new podcast to showcase positive stories from across the Liverpool City Region. People of the ‘Pool is billed as “the platform for celebrating dynamic changemakers who are re-setting the narrative about what this city is and can be.” Tuesday Media is a Liverpool-based PR and Marketing agency specialising in telling the stories of positive changemakers. The launch of the podcast marks an exciting…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Delifonseca Extends Restaurant Opening Hours For The First Time Since The Pandemic
Delifonseca Dockside is to reopen its doors on Thursday evenings for the first time since before the pandemic. After previously having to close the Brunswick Way restaurant on Thursdays due to a shortage of skilled chefs, the team is taking ‘a leap of faith’ and launching a new set menu that will be available from 6pm each week. Guests will be able to enjoy dishes such as Glazed Pork Belly with Braised Cheek,…
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Food and Drink in Liverpool
Al Fresco Dining & Live Music At Formby Hall
The Patio’ at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa is back for Spring/Summer 2023. It’s the perfect timing for Mediterranean-style outdoor dining on The Patio; the evenings are getting lighter and there’s plenty of bank holidays on the horizon. Overlooking the 18th hole of Formby Hall’s championship golf course, guests can enjoy a daytime menu of tapas plates and wood-baked pizzas. The small plates menu, designed for sharing includes Red Pepper Hummus with Pita Bread, Feta & Pomegranate Salad and Red Wine…
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Theatre in Liverpool
REVIEW: ‘A Thong for Europe’ At Royal Court, Liverpool
It’s 20 years since Liverpool, the World Capital of Pop, has had any meaningful involvement in Eurovision – and that was, alas, when Jemini totalled ‘nul points’ at the event in Latvia. This year, of course, the campest joyous annual shindig is in Liverpool and as the city ramps up towards the big event, you would do well to visit the Royal Court to see A Thong for Europe, the perfect pre-party livener. There will…
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Things to do in Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Shines Bright With Floating Earth
Launching its programme of celebratory events for the Eurovision Song Contest, Royal Albert Dock Liverpool officially welcomed the jewel in its programme, Floating Earth by artist Luke Jerram with a switch-on moment on Thursday night. Creating Liverpool’s most spectacular backdrop from 28 April – 18 May, the 10-metre art installation was viewed for the first time. Visitors were greeted by a video of Luke Jerram discussing the inspiration for Floating Earth and its importance in…
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Buying A House: Things Often Missed By Housing Surveyors
Buying any type of property is an expensive and time-consuming endeavour. Therefore, you will want to make sure that you do not have to put any more time or money into a new property after you are finally handed the keys. This is especially true if it’s a new home that you are buying. Whenever you buy a new house, the previous owner or your mortgage lender will hire a surveyor to review the property.…
