Published on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 by dom An old rivalry continues in the name of football as Kenny Dalglish attempts to repair the damage against the somewhat shameful display last Sunday against West Ham United.  As this game always promises to be a great show of strength in football for the two big sides in the northwest. Dalglish will be without Martin Kelly for a month due to a hamstring injury and h...

Published on Wednesday, December 29, 2010 by dom New Year heralds new times to look forward with and to discard the old.  But not necessarily, as  the O2 academy in Liverpool plays host to a legendary rock band that has withstood the test of time. One time favourite traditional Scottish favourite Big Country return to Hotham Street on January 8 with Alarm front man Mike Peters to knock out hits from their 28 ye...

Published on Tuesday, December 28, 2010 by admin The end of the jump racehorse season is always an exciting time.  But it seems always very apt that Aintree's Grand National is the pinnacle fixture of it as the beginning of flat season approaches. This years 2011 Grand National is set to take place on April 9 at the end of 3-day race meeting that draws people to Liverpool worldwide. This is the first meeting of...

Published on Friday, December 10, 2010 by admin If retro alternative music is your scene that campaigns for just causes. Then the Chew disco festival at the Shipping forecast in Slater streets Hold, Liverpool and the Pilgrim on Pilgrim Street are just the right venues for you. The festival which kicks off with a bang is a showcase of Liverpool's youth scene. Known for a like of lycanthropy and alternative thin...

Published on Tuesday, December 7, 2010 by admin Next week sees the final week of a month long animation festival that has been on-going during the last three weeks in venues throughout the city. The focus of the final week centres around the Christmas theme, as street performers throughout the city centres shopping malls entertain you while you shop away till you drop in Liverpool. Fun aspects of this event w...

Published on Tuesday, November 9, 2010 by dom If history is something you are searching as a day out for your family in Liverpool then look no further than the Victoria gallery and Museum. Built in 1892 by Alfred Waterhouse, the museum started life on Ashton Street as central to student life as it once held 80,000 books in the Tate Hall and Harold Cohen Libraries.  The main feature of the grade II listed buil...

Published on Friday, November 5, 2010 by dom A Hidden Gem Secrets are not something Liverpool is renowned for, but a once hidden gem known as Williamson Tunnels, is now favourite attraction of the city to visit. Joseph Williamson built this hidden labyrinth below the heart of the city in the nineteenth century.  Although much of the network is believed to span miles and miles around the city – Some of t...

Published on Friday, July 9, 2010 by admin Visitors to the Beatles Story will really feel part of the Fab Four's music - thanks to the installation of a state-of-the-art four dimensional experience in the attraction's second home at Liverp... Follow this link: Fab4D experience opens at the Beatles Story ...

Published on Friday, July 9, 2010 by admin The Best family and the Beatles Story celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Casbah Club with display of unique piece of Beatles memorabiliaSir Paul McCartney described the Casbah Coffee Club as "the p... Continued here: Five Beetles from 5 Beatles return to Liverpool! ...

Published on Friday, July 9, 2010 by admin The lyrics are part of the private collection of Julian Lennon who has expressed an interest in setting some music to the words his father wrote more than forty years ago."I don't believe the lyrics h... See the article here: Unpublished lyrics written by John Lennon to go on display as part of new Lennon exhibition in Liverpool ...