Social media has changed the way we connect with people and share information. This is especially true for businesses that are trying to get their message out there. Social media can be a great way to connect with your customers, promote your products and services, and keep people informed about the latest happenings in your business. But there are many reasons why social media should be a key part of your blogging strategy. Here are…
Down on the docks a brand-new brunch is launching – with a distinctly tail-wagging twist. For anyone two legged (or with four) and with a keen sense of olfactory smell, Nova Scotia is opening its doors on the morning of Saturday 19 November for Doggy Brunch. It’s time to bring every man’s – and of course woman’s – best furry friend to Mann Island to see what the beautiful restaurant bar has un-leashed, with food…
With the recent release of his latest single Feel The Love, Liverpool based artist Kingfast has burst back onto the scene with his signature blend of soul and pop. The Belfast native is a familiar face in the city’s ever expanding live music scene with his powerful vocals and impressive use of loop pedals being a firm favourite with local audiences. Feel The Love opens gently, Kingfast’s emotive vocals taking centre stage whilst the acoustic…
21-year-old soft pop singer-songwriter Amelia has released her new single Moments Like This, drawing on moments within her own life, creating a catchy and thoughtful track. The Liverpool-based pop star weaves country music influences and bluesy vocals to produce some fantastic music, with the talented lyricist cites the likes of harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Kelsea Ballerini amongst her influences. Amelia’s authentic ability to tell rich stories within her music is what makes her a…
The countdown to Christmas is now underway for many and festivities are also about to arrive at Liverpool ONE – with an evening full of celebrations guaranteed to kick-start the holiday season in the best possible way! Taking place on Friday 11 November from 4pm, Liverpool ONE’s official Christmas launch promises to ignite the festive spirit and have the whole family entertained with an array of on-theme activities, acts, glowing Christmas decorations, a never-before-seen neon Christmas tree and many other neon installations! Transforming into a winter wonderland, the leisure and retail destination will lift the veil on its brand-new, larger…
With the Autumn season in full swing, Gusto Italian, the Italian restaurant and bar, has unveiled a brand new Sunday Roast Sharer perfect for cosy Sundays – alongside adding a whole host of comforting classics to its new A La Carte menu. Served on a wooden board, the Sunday Roast Sharer includes Sirloin of Beef, Roast Chicken, Porchetta-style Pork Belly, Crackling and, most importantly, 3-meat ragù shepherd’s pie. All served with ‘Roast Trimmings’ including roasties,…
October 2023 Update: Unfortunately, Jimmy’s is now permanently closed. HEY BAO BAO, a new street food concept specialising in bao buns, has taken over Jimmy’s kitchen and they’ve joined forces to offer the ‘Best Bottomless Brunch in Liverpool’. Tables are available every Saturday between 11 AM and 3 PM and includes live music every week, to get the party started. You get any BAO, Plain Waffle Fries, Side and a pot of Sweet Chilli Sauce.…
Sean Webster is a celebrated UK artist who has risen to prominence through his iconic street art murals in his hometown of Liverpool – courting widespread acclaim and commissions from Robbie Williams, Sean Lennon, Newton Faulkner, Brian Ray, and Phil X of Bon Jovi. The rising-star has announced a landmark NFT project which will make metaverse history by becoming the first to ban ‘optional royalties’ in a bid to protect the rights of fellow artists and creators.…
On Monday 14 November, Waterstones and LEAF are delighted to announce an evening with Karl Bartos, one of the pivotal members of Kraftwerk, who will be discussing his fascinating book The Sound of the Machine – My Life in Kraftwerk and Beyond, out now on Omnibus Press. Starting at 7pm, the evening is hosted by NME’s Gary Ryan. Some of the most beautiful and era-defining music has been co-composed by Karl Bartos. The Robots, Computer…
All of a sudden the festive season is getting closer. Anticipation grows. The clocks have gone back. Christmas decorations start appearing in windows. And for Ma Boyle’s Alehouse and Eatery and Parrjazz, this also means unveiling their final run of Jazz Saturdays dates at the historic maritime venue, all the way to their Christmas Eve special to see out the year in the finest of styles. The partnership continues to introduce a vibrantly kaleidoscopic range…
Here’s our guide to the best bookshops in Liverpool. This list contains the best independent bookshops with reference to chain bookshops at the bottom. We always recommend and encourage you to support your local, independent bookshop! News From Nowhere Liverpool’s radical and community bookshop, News From Nowhere is a strong favourite among locals. Established in 1974 and run collectively by a women workers’ co-operative, they stock a great range of all kinds of books. You’ll…
Liverpool’s biggest World Cup fan park will open in Sefton Park this November for the first time, where football is the focus and everyone is welcome. An event like no other, FanPark Liverpool will welcome guests of all ages to Sefton Park Cricket Club to watch the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup, with every match being played on its huge screens. FanPark Liverpool is home to a fully covered and heated 2,500 seater Big Top, as well…
Finding vegan-friendly restaurants and cafes can be challenging, even in 2022. Luckily, Liverpool City Centre boasts incredible options, from pancakes at plant-based cafe, The Vibe, to chat bombs at Mowgli. We’ve narrowed down our top 10 vegan friendly spots in Liverpool, guaranteed to impress even the fussiest eaters. 1. The Vibe A recent addition to Paradise Street, The Vibe, is a 100% plant-based cafe offering breakfast, lunch and baked goods. The dog-friendly cafe offers vegan…
If you’re running a business, chances are you’ve heard that marketing is important. But what you might not know is just how important marketing really is. Marketing is the bread and butter of any business – it’s what brings in customers and keeps them coming back for more. Think about it this way – without marketing, your business would be like a ship lost at sea. You might have the best product or service in…
Fresh off a new batch of investments, Liverpool now rates among the best digitally connected cities in the UK. With significant rollout seen in both 5G and fibre, Liverpudlians are spoilt for choice, but how much does this choice really matter? Looking at the different forms of internet available in Liverpool, what the different speeds mean, and how they can be used, we want to explore what’s available, to see if it’s right for you. Liverpool’s…
The process of creating an essay can be fraught with various difficulties. However, the main problem of most students is lack of time. Various daily activities do not leave room for writing paragraphs. Students are interested in crafting new papers as quickly as possible. But how to deal with such an assignment and not spend a lot of time? Here are seven effective writing tips to help you craft your essays productively. 1. Plan Your…
Homotopia Festival, the UK’s longest running annual LGBTQIA+ arts and culture festival in Liverpool, launched on 1 November, celebrating and providing a platform for artists in theatre, music, spoken word, film, performance and more. With a theme of Queer Joy Is A Protest, this year’s festival shares stories of trans visibility and allyship, queer history, punk identity and gender fluidity. Taking place in venues across Liverpool city centre, Homotopia showcases work by LGBT+ artists from…
Food Aid Liverpool will see The Florrie and Feeding Liverpool partner for a special music event to raise funds for food inequality. Liverpool’s independent community food spaces are beyond capacity and in urgent need of funds and food donations to cope with ever increasing demand. Many people in Liverpool struggle to access good nutritious food. With the impact of the cost of living crisis it is estimated 1 in 3 people are now cutting back…
A city break can be a fantastic trip. You’ll see all the sights, go to some wonderful restaurants, stay in a fantastic hotel, drink in some of the best bars, and more. However, a city break needs to be well organised. It isn’t so easy getting everywhere you want to go in a short span of time, and you may also have budget constraints to think of. That means you need to be prepared. Let’s…
It’s clear that Liverpool aren’t having a season to remember at the moment. The 2021-22 Premier League and Champions League runners-up have been lacklustre and wildly inconsistent so far. The loss of Sadio Mane has weakened the attack, while injuries to several key players keep derailing team form. Nevertheless, there have been some golden moments. The Reds have hit their stride offensively against teams such as Rangers and Bournemouth, providing several wonderful goals in the…