Sophie Swain

1 month ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Hayley Parker |Sophie Swain

Amum was left seething after forking out £600 for a "cold and unappealing" meal which she claims arrived "three hours late". Victoria Bates, alongside her husband Gary, their three young children, and three friends, had booked the festive meal. The family sat down for their Christmas dinner at The Park Hotel, Liverpool, at 2.30pm on December 25, 2024, but Victoria contends that by 5.30pm they were still awaiting their food.

1 month ago | express.co.uk | Sophie Swain |Jon King

Victoria said she now regrets eating out on Christmas Day and contacted her local newspaper because she felt exhausted at the handling of her complaint. She told the Echo her party had been told there had been a "disaster" in the hotel kitchen, adding she has contacted the venue repeatedly since. The hotel offered her a credit of £297.50 to use at The Park, but Victoria alleged the venue took all their hard-earned cash.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Liam James Doyle |Sophie Swain

A furious mum has blasted a Netherton hotel for dishing up a "cold and unappealing" £600 meal that forced her family to stop for a KFC on the way home. Victoria Bates, along with her husband Gary, their trio of tots and three pals, hoped for a Christmas feast at The Park Hotel on Dunnings Bridge Road in Netherton, Merseyside. The mum said the group had booked a 2:30pm slot for Christmas Day 2024, but claimed they were forced to wait until 5:30pm before even glimpsing their food.

2 months ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Sophie Swain |Benjamin Roberts-Haslam

The landlord of the property said the man was staying there while he attended an appointment at a wedding venue with his partnerA man was viciously attacked while visiting Liverpool to view a wedding venue with his partner, according to the landlord of the property where he was staying. Merseyside Police rushed to the scene on Wavertree Road in Edge Hill at 7am on Monday, February 17, following a report that a man had been stabbed inside a property.

2 months ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Sophie McCoid |Sophie Swain

Liverpool Royal Court said anyone found to be using offensive language will be ejected from the theatreAudience members were "shocked" after a person was thrown out of a Liverpool theatre. The person was ejected after repeatedly shouting abuse. The incident occurred during the performance of The Peaceful Hour on Saturday, February 15 at the Liverpool Royal Court Theatre. In a statement, the theatre said abusive comments were directed towards the stage and the person was removed.