Liverpool News
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #55
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. Messi has scored another MLS goal,That’s enough reason to celebrate as a whole.The snow is back at it again with the jump scares,But…
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Art Exhibitions in Liverpool
Your Chance To Own A Paul Curtis Original At Charity Auction
Following the success of his first ever exhibition, “In One Place”, Liverpool street artist Paul Curtis has created new paintings in order to raise funds for two local charities. The artwork will be a lot in the latest event by Adam Partridge Auctioneers’ Liverpool Saleroom, who have very generously offered their services for free to support the benefitting charities, namely; Alder Hey Children’s Charity and The Whitechapel Centre. Paul painted two new canvases during his…
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Liverpool News
UK’s First Public Floating Sauna Launching In Liverpool
Waterside regeneration specialist, Peel Waters, is working in partnership with WYLD Sauna to bring the traditional Nordic sauna experience to Liverpool Waters this summer, in what will be the UK’s first public floating sauna. Moored on the banks of Princes Dock, it will provide a space to relax and escape in the heart of the city. WYLD Sauna was established by outdoor swimming and sauna addicts, and having seen first-hand the explosion of floating saunas…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #54
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. The Tipping Point is the talk of the town,Hopefully that distracts us from feeling down.The mandate thieves are currently being exposed,And you bet…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #53
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. Things are finally looking up for Chelsea,Will it last? Let’s just wait and see.Sue Gray is currently being exposed,All because her remarks were…
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Liverpool News
Is Liverpool Ready To Go Cashless?
With digital payment technologies becoming increasingly sophisticated since the turn of the century, many people believe that cash will eventually become completely redundant. Numerous industries are already well on their way to becoming cashless, despite some critics claiming the move is not universally welcomed by the general public. The gambling sector has been at the forefront of the push towards a cashless society, particularly in leading jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and Ireland. In…
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Culture in Liverpool
Delving Into The Past: Growing Sudley Is Looking For Stories And Memories About The Greenspaces At Sudley Estate
Growing Sudley is gathering stories and memories from the local community in Liverpool to bring the past to life as part of a major heritage project to discover the hidden history of the walled garden. As well as the stories, they are looking for 12 history detectives to help delve into the history of the walled garden, changing rooms and greenspace at Sudley Estate. Growing Sudley CIC is a not-for-profit community business using nature to support…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #52
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. The King has been diagnosed with cancer,Let’s pray that his treatment is the answer.Everyone is opting for a safer internet,Is society even ready…
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Liverpool News
Artists Sought For Liverpool Sculpture Prize
Artists are being invited to apply for a new Liverpool Sculpture Prize, which would see their work displayed for twelve months with a prize fee of £2500. Liverpool Sculpture Prize, created and managed by Liverpool BID Company and Liverpool Parish Church, is open to any sculptor working and living in the UK. The call for entries opens on Thursday 8 February and is open until 8 April 2024. A judging panel, featuring people from within…
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Liverpool News
Make CIC Announces Make Hamilton 2.0, Transforming Argyle Street Building into Vibrant Maker Space
Social business Make CIC is starting the new year with an exciting new vision, having bought the former Riverside Housing HQ on Argyle Street to create a permanent home for its creative community in Birkenhead. Make helps people “turn their passions into prosperity” by providing studio space for people who might otherwise be working from home, alongside a programme of workshops, exhibitions and support. The vision for the new site includes creative, cultural and community…
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Football
Goodison To Host Women’s Merseyside Derby
Everton’s home Barclays Women’s Super League Merseyside derby against Liverpool will again take place at Goodison Park. The fixture, which last season saw a Club-record crowd of more than 22,000 turn out to cheer on Brian Sorensen’s side, will kick off at 1pm on Sunday 24 March*. With 2024/25 set to be the Club’s final season at the stadium, the much-anticipated derby clash will be one of the last chances to see Everton Women in action at the…
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Liverpool News
Theatre in the Rough Launches Leadership Lab to Empower Young Arts Leaders
Liverpool’s Theatre in the Rough is launching Leadership Lab, a free initiative focusing on skills development and mentoring for aspiring arts leaders aged under 25. Integrated into the charity’s expanded Youth Advisory Board, Leadership Lab will combine regular training sessions, project creation, and hands-on leadership experience. Participants will engage in workshops covering artistic vision, project management, fundraising, marketing, and career planning in the creative sector. They will also receive a £300 budget and a £150…
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Liverpool News
Liverpool Entrepreneur, Liam Quirk, Turns Project Into Seven-Figure SEO Company In Just Four Years
Liverpool entrepreneur Liam Quirk created Quirky Digital in May 2020 at just 23 years old. Now 26, Liam, who employs 13 members of staff from Merseyside, has secured over 50 clients for his SEO company and is set to turn over seven figures in 2024. Quirky Digital is a forward-thinking, dynamic SEO company specialising in local, national and e-commerce SEO and supports its clients with Digital PR, Content Creation and Technical SEO. Having left school with just…
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Liverpool News
New CEO Appointed To Lead Liverpool City Region’s Professional Community
Professional Liverpool has appointed one of its longest-standing board members as its new CEO. Phil Adams has taken over from Andrew Ruffler and brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in leadership roles within the Liverpool City Region business community. He will remain in his role as a Client Services Director at leading independent firm of chartered accountants Langtons. Phil’s strategic vision and commitment to fostering collaboration aligns with the values of…
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Shopping In Liverpool
The Whitechapel Centre’s Open Door ‘Fill A Bag’ Event Is Back This March
Get ready to rummage, re imagine, and revel in fashion for a fantastic cause! Open Door, The Whitechapel Centre’s charity shops, is thrilled to announce the return of its wildly popular Fill A Bag event, this time with two exciting sessions to accommodate even more fashion enthusiasts. Calling all rummage enthusiasts, vintage, and sustainable fashionistas! Dive into a sea of donated clothes from 3-5pm or 6-8pm (or both!). For just £12 per person, you’ll get…
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Liverpool News
Paul Curtis Reveals Red Rum Club Mural At New Bootle Music Venue
Paul Curtis has unveiled his latest mural ahead of his exhibition at The Royal Liver building. The mural, featuring Liverpool band Red Rum Club, is located at Salt and Tar, the new 3000 seater venue in Bootle. Paul is delighted to be a part of the Salt and Tar venture, which hopes to expand the city’s thriving and vibrant music scene. The artist commented, “Music has always been a part of my life and I’m…
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Liverpool News
Weekly Noise: Week #51
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. An Arctic blast is said to bring us snow,This weather is more daring than we know.The Royals are on the road to recovery,Whilst…
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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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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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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…
