Emma Dukes

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One of Liverpool’s most popular parks is opening the city’s biggest open-air cinema. The big screen will come to Calderstones Park this summer as national Shared Reading charity The Reader unveils its brand-new outdoor movie space. Eight handpicked films, ranging from literary adaptations to feel-good classics and family-friendly favourites, will be hitting the screen under the stars between July 30 and August 28, set against the backdrop of the Grade II listed Georgian Mansion House.

1 day ago | liverpoolworld.uk | Emma Dukes

Comedian John Bishop raves about Bruce Springsteen's Anfield concert. Bruce Springsteen performed his first mind-blowing concert at Anfield stadium on Wednesday (June 4), drawing in large crowds - including famous faces. The world-famous ‘Born To Run’ star performed at the home of Liverpool FC alongside The E Street Band, showcasing a selection of timeless hits from a vast back catalogue, as well as new material and a nod to the Beatles with Twist and Shout.

1 day ago | liverpoolworld.uk | Emma Dukes

Celebrated on the first Friday of June, National Fish & Chip Day is the perfect excuse to indulge in a tasty chippy tea and support your local chip shops. Now in its tenth year, National Fish & Chip Day is the biggest day in the fish and chip calendar, celebrating all of the incredible people involved in the industry and giving the humble chippy tea the recognition it deserves.

1 day ago | liverpoolworld.uk | Emma Dukes

Discover the Merseyside attractions crowned the very best at the 2025 VisitEngland Excellence awards. Three top Merseyside attractions have been crowned the best of the best at the prestigious VisitEngland Awards for Excellence. Highlighting the very best of England’s outstanding tourism industry, the sparkling awards ceremony, held at the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange on June 4, saw Gold, Silver and Bronze winners been announced across 17 categories.

2 days ago | liverpoolworld.uk | Emma Dukes

The demolition of the old Royal has reached a ‘major milestone’, according to the NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group. For over four decades, the Royal Liverpool University Hospital stood tall at the top of Prescot Street towards the east end of the city. Since opening its doors in 1978, the building has become deeply embedded in the fabric of the city, both for its distinctive architecture and the vast number of healthcare services it delivered to millions of people across the region.