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More than 120 libraries around the country to #ShareTheLight for Spellow
The British Library in London is among more than 120 libraries around the country lighting up on Wednesday 11 December, on the eve of the reopening of a Liverpool library that was torched during the racist riots in the summer. The arson attack on Spellow Library and Community Hub in Walton prompted a huge outcry...
HMV back local musician’s debut album
Disabled Liverpool musician Joshua Henderson has secured a deal with HMV Liverpool to stock his debut album for Disability History Month. Joshua Henderson, who is a learning-disabled artist, officially launched his debut album Songs of Liverpool for Friends with a special performance at the Bluecoat in June of this year to coincide with this year’s...
HMS Prince of Wales to receive Freedom of Liverpool
Britain’s biggest aircraft carrier is to receive the Freedom of Liverpool at a special service on Friday 6 December. It will take place during a week-long visit by HMS Prince of Wales to the City that she is affiliated with. The service – which is invitation-only and not open to the general public – is...
Speedo Mick – The Scouse Stomper New show coming to Liverpool’s Royal Court in 2025
A new show is to tell the story of Speedo Mick, a Liverpool man who raised over £1m for charity by walking in his swimming trunks. Speedo Mick – The Scouse Stomper will tell the tale of Michael Cullen, who was awarded Liverpool’s Citizen of Honour in May this year. The show will open from...
Liverpool celebrates UN award as it makes music history – again!
Liverpool has made climate change history today, with the City officially being given UN ‘Accelerator City’ status. The UN has honoured the City for its pioneering work in tackling climate change through its events and culture programme. The title comes in recognition of Liverpool’s commitment to rapidly decarbonise the live music and TV/Film production sectors...
10 Fantastically festive things to do this December at the Everyman
This December, the festive spirit is back and bigger than ever! From the return of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto Rapunzel to Christmas Wreath Making workshops led by Mary Mary Florals and the chance to immerse yourself in the magic of Spoken Word, the Everyman has something for everyone. The iconic Everyman Rock ‘n’ Roll...
From fire to light – A spotlight on unity marks re-opening of arson-hit library
Liverpool is bringing the light back next month as city prepares to reopen the library and community hub which was torched during the summer’s racist riots. Spellow Library and Community Hub will become part of the community once again, following the completion of works to rectify the damage which destroyed part of the building in...
Last chance to visit International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum before temporary closure
Visitors have just six weeks left to visit two of Liverpool’s most prestigious museums. Both International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum will be closing their doors for a period of essential repair and maintenance works from 5 January, ahead of a major redevelopment project, subject to funding. Both museums are due to reopen in 2028....
Tune in to The Peaceful Hour at Liverpool’s Royal Court in February 2025
Lovers of late night radio in Liverpool will get a nostalgic hit with a new show from Gerry Linford at Liverpool’s Royal Court. The Peaceful Hour, directed by Emma Bird, runs from 14 February – 8 March. The Peaceful Hour, hosted by, among others, Pete Price, was must-listen night owl radio, running from 10pm –...
HMS Prince of Wales returns to Liverpool for high-profile seven-day visit to affiliated city
Britain’s biggest aircraft carrier is set to make a triumphant return to her affiliated city with a week-long visit to Liverpool. HMS Prince of Wales will spend seven days on the Mersey, allowing her 800 crew to engage with local schools, community projects and civic leaders – and give the public an insight into life...
