A high-flying aircraft display team has been added to line-up for this weekend's River of Light extravaganza. The Twister Aerobatic Team, which is known for its pyrotechnic effects which stream from the wings of each aircraft, will take to the skies over the River Mersey ahead of the massive fireworks show. Taking place on ... Read More...
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The best places to watch the ‘River of Light’ fireworks display on the River Mersey have been revealed by Liverpool City Council. The local authority has identified the stretch of the waterfront between Alexandra Tower on Princes Parade and the Echo Arena as the top place to view the action in the ... Read More...
Pedestrians, cyclists and motorists can give their views on a proposed £45 million Liverpool transport revamp when a consultation gets underway tomorrow (Thursday 6 October). Liverpool City Council is calling on anyone who moves around the city to have their say over the next month on eight central projects in the ... Read More...
Liverpool waterfront: How shipping has shaped new homes Liverpool’s iconic waterfront is undergoing a radical regeneration, with developers and architects of prominent residential schemes remaining true to the city’s character and history. To coincide with a renaissance in shipping, your move looks at how the city’s maritime heritage has been retained and how ... Read More...
A new national architecture centre will open on Liverpool’s waterfront this summer featuring a gallery at its heart. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has unveiled details of its first exhibition at the RIBA North attraction, which will also provide talks, tours, a café and a shop. Once open, the Mann ... Read More...
A pop-up exhibition by Merseyside school pupils will go on display at Liverpool’s Open Eye Gallery today (11 December). Secondary school students from Upton Hall School are leading the Curious Gallery: An Exhibition Designed by Children project, along with input from young people at Claremount Specialist Sports College, Woodchurch High and ... Read More...
Liverpool Central Library has been recreated in cake as part of the Transatlantic Cake Fest, where famous landmarks from Liverpool and New York are recreated as cakes for a 70 square metre edible map. Local amateur baker Denise Jones created the cake, which will be added to the map with other landmarks ... Read More...