Liverpool Culture Blog’s paparrazzi desk has uncovered these images from Berry Street, where relatively new restaurant and bar Tribeca suffered an attack by a Ford Fusion earlier this week.
We’re not English, we’re Scouse
There are a few areas around the country that are fairly unimpressed by the England football team, but none so much as Liverpool.
Seven Streets
Someone recently told me that to understand the future, you had to understand the past. How did Liverpool get where it is today? What forces and trends and people formed the city we now live in? What’s gone on on the streets, above and below?
One Night in Istanbul
One Night In Istanbul is an extremely basic piece of work. And that’s nothing to do with my postcode, my sense of humour, my footie shirt or my birth certificate.
A Girl’s Night Out – Rihanna at Club Bamboo
Straight from the camera of the Culture Blog’s roaming paparazzo is this image of Rihanna – whom I’m told is some sort of torch singer – entering Liverpool Club Bamboo, wherever that its.
Stupid coots in Sefton Park
This photo shows two swans building a nest on the pond in Sefton Park from a few weeks ago. A nest at the base of a water fountain. Epic swan fail.
What’s to be done with Concert Square?
The bars, the clubs, the violence and the whole sickening spectacle of Concert Square are symptoms of the problem, but Liverpool’s city centre should never have been allowed to get in this state in the first place.
Gillett and Hicks put Liverpool up for sale. Here’s what happens next
So, LFC finally look like getting shot of their American tycoon owners, but we all know the perils of getting what you wished for, don’t we? Here’s what will probably happen next.
Liverpool Echo’s Hillsborough exhibition
The Liverpool Echo and Daily Post are staging a joint exhibition in the foyer of the Echo building on Old Hall Street, consisting of 96 pages from the two papers in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster.
Rattus Banksius
Apparently the people who bought the old Whitehouse Pub, on the corner of Berry Street and Duke Street, are going to paint over the Banksy-painted rat that has adorned it for the best part of a decade.