Liverpool Literary Festival returns for 10th year with Mark Kermode headlining

The University of Liverpool’s Liverpool Literary Festival is back to celebrate a major milestone - its 10th anniversary. Taking place from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 October 2025, the festival brings together bestselling authors, sharp minds, and passionate readers for a weekend of inspiring conversation, readings, and a shared love of ... Read More...

First details released of special events to showcase city streets next month

A trio of summer events will return to Liverpool this August to showcase the best of the city’s culture. Celebrating Castle Street, Celebrating Bold Street and The Last Day of Summer on the waterfront will welcome street entertainment, artists, food, drink, music and more across three days. Celebrating Castle Street, Sunday 3 August Giant ... Read More...

Ellis Howard Interview: What It Feels Like for a Girl star on class, queerness and the power of community

Ellis Howard Interview Liverpool-born actor Ellis Howard takes on the lead role in the BBC’s wild, anarchic coming-of-age drama What It Feels Like for a Girl, inspired by the critically acclaimed memoir of the same name by writer and journalist Paris Lees. As the series hits our screens, Ellis opens up about ... Read More...

LFC Premier League victory parade route confirmed

The Leader of Liverpool City Council, Councillor Liam Robinson, has formally invited Liverpool Football Club to parade the city’s streets to officially celebrate securing their record-equalling 20th English league title. The Bank Holiday Monday (26 May) parade will take place the day after the final game of the 2024-25 season ... Read More...

Amber Harrison Interview: G’wed star on the runaway success of ITV’s hit comedy

Amber Harrison Interview Recently nominated for Best Scripted Comedy at the 2025 BAFTA TV Awards, ITV’s G’wed has been a revelation since its release last February. Praised for its distinctive blend of heart and humour, and authentic depiction of life for working-class Merseyside teenagers, the first series had been streamed nearly ... Read More...