The public are being asked to vote for Liverpool's International Slavery Museum and help it win a top prize. The attraction is one of 49 finalists in the running for National Lottery Awards, as it competes for the title of the best education project. With a prize including a £5,000 funding boost, ... Read More...
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Liverpool's International Slavery Museum has used £50,000 of National Lottery funding to help it acquire its first painting. ‘Am Not I A Man and a Brother’ depicts an African slave bound in chains and set against the backdrop of a Caribbean sugar plantation. Dating from around 1800, the painting is based on ... Read More...
Outdoor spaces, community places: Liverpool's green communities In January, Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson reportedly confirmed that houses will no longer be built on Sefton Park Meadows and instead called for ideas on how the green space could be used by the community. Should that vision be realised, it'll join a ... Read More...