Jess Molyneux
Multimedia Journalist at Reach PLC
Community Reporter at Liverpool Echo
Senior Reporter | Covering nostalgia for @LivEchonews | Views my own | She/Her. | Got a story? Email: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Jess Molyneux |Luke Weir
There's so many we'd love to enjoy again for one last timeIt's that time of year when our local shops and supermarkets are full of Easter eggs and other seasonal sweet treats. Today, there's so many variations to choose from that we're spoilt for choice. And every year, we're wowed by the new creations and trends that hit the shop shelves. But Easter time also reminds us not only of the lost eggs we loved from childhood, but the delicious chocolate bars too.
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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Jess Molyneux |Nicola Roy
A quaint, lesser-known village boasting charming waterside cafes, scenic walks, a beloved independent bakery and so much more should be on your list of places to visit here in the UK. Rufford, brimming with white-walled houses, marina areas, a canal and a host of thriving independent businesses, is steeped in history and rural charm. Liverpool Echo writer Jess Molyneux decided to make the trip recently - and was not disappointed.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Jess Molyneux |Charlotte Hadfield
We walk past these buildings everyday, but not everyone has stepped insideLiverpool has a rich and fascinating history, from its fascinating characters to famous faces and of course, our many historic buildings that have stood the test of time. Walking through the city centre alone, it's not hard to find a piece of history right in front of you.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Jess Molyneux |Olivia Williams
Many people have fond memories at the building either dancing, eating or drinkingA new Georgian Quarter pub was once home to one of the oldest clubs in the city centre. The Dog & Collar Pub now occupies 60 Hope Street, and was opened in March by the team behind Duke Street's PINS Social Club. The pub underwent a huge renovation to turn the venue into a cosy and traditional pub. However, the building, which is Grade II listed, first opened in 1898 as the Conservative Working Men's Club.
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liverpoolecho.co.uk | Jess Molyneux |Liv Clarke
Recommendations for tourists and residents have been issuedBritish holidaymakers heading to Lanzarote over the Easter holidays have been warned of travel disruption as taxi drivers are set to go on strike.
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