On the weekend, I was back up in one of my favourite UK cities, with the Monochrome Set playing a show at Jimmy’s in Liverpool. Here’s some photos from my …
In photos: A drinking night out in Liverpool – Jimmy’s, The Grapes and the Motel Bar Read More
Born Ronald Wycherley in Dingle, Liverpool in April 1940, Billy Fury worked as a deck hand on the Mersey tug boats while teaching himself to play guitar and write songs. …
Billy Fury remembered by Liverpool docks sculpture Read More
Making a distinctive appearance in the graveyard of St Andrew’s Church, Rodney Street, Liverpool is the 15 foot high pyramidal tomb of the British civil engineer and civil engineering contractor, William Mackenzie. The tomb …
The curious Pyramidal tomb of William Mackenzie in Liverpool Read More
Workmen putting the finishes touches to the striking Mann Island development on Liverpool’s waterfront.
Applying the final touch to the controversial Mann Island development on Liverpool’s waterfront Read More
Registered as a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, Mello Mello is a wonderful venue, vegetarian cafe and artistic hub in the heart of Liverpool. Established in an iconic building in Slater Street, L1, …
Mello Mello, Liverpool – independent venue, cafe and art hub fights for its future Read More
I loved this smart but unpretentious coffee shop in Liverpool’s bustling Bold Street. The coffee was expertly brewed and the food was fresh and delicious – and it was nice to hear Abbey Road playing …
Bold Street Coffee, Liverpool – a great cafe in the centre of town Read More
During my recent visit to Liverpool, I saw this moving tribute at the Museum of Liverpool to the 96 who lost their lives in the Hillsborough Disaster of 1989. The …
Spray for Justice, Liverpool, a graffiti artist’s moving memorial to football fans who died at Hillsborough Read MoreDaytrip to Liverpool Yesterday I endured seven hours travelling for a meeting in Liverpool and managed to grab a few photos on the way home – I’ll slap them in …
Daytrip to Liverpool Read More