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A young child on the Mersey Ferry. They are standing on the end next to the railings looking out over the river. In the background is the Three Graces, the royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and the Port Of Liverpool building.

Things To Do In Liverpool This Half Term

By Sophie Shields on

Looking for things to do in Liverpool this half-term? You’re in the right place! From attractions to open spaces to explore and places to eat, we’ve got lots of ideas for family friendly things to do across Liverpool, whatever your budget and interests! Discover A Liverpool Attraction There…

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A large burger on a plate with cheese and salad on it. There is a red chilli on top of the burger. On the plate next to the burger is a red pot of chips. The table the plate is on is decorated with red and blue squares.

Where To Find The Best Burgers In Liverpool

By Sophie Shields on

Looking for some of the best burgers in Liverpool? You can't go wrong with these suggestions! Liverpool has so many places to head to for a burger of your favourite choosing we thought we would help you decide by picking some of the best places in the city to enjoy one. In the mood for some beef…

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Jake Shears stood a room full of balloons holding a trophy

The Full Eurovision Village line up has been announced!

By Sophie Shields on

The main stage line-ups for the official Eurovision Village have been revealed and it’s going to be nine blockbuster days! Around 100 acts – from pop royalty to future stars, community groups to children’s favourites– will take the stage across nine days, alongside a stellar line up of DJs. From…

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A large, illuminated bird sculpture on a water feature

Where to find the Soloveiko Songbirds

By Sophie Shields on

From 1-14 May follow the Soloveiko Songbird trail to discover the songs and stories of Ukraine as part of EuroFestival. The Soloveiko Songbird - nightingale in English - is the national bird of Ukraine and a symbol of song and happiness. 12 Soloveiko from different Ukrainian regions have travelled…

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