Liverpool Echo

The Liverpool Echo is a daily newspaper produced by Trinity Mirror North West & North Wales, which is part of Reach plc. It is located in St Paul's Square, Liverpool, in Merseyside, England. The Echo is available every day of the week and serves as the primary daily news source for Liverpool. Prior to January 13, 2012, it had a sister publication called the Liverpool Daily Post, which was also a morning newspaper.

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Next's 'showstopper' ornate vase so 'stunning' shoppers say 'everyone loves it'

1 day ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Charlotte Smith

The vase not only impresses shoppers who 'love it in their house' but also 'people who come to visit'Next is selling a "showstopper" vase that shoppers say looks "beautiful" in their house, especially in the hallway, fireplace or on the windowsill. Some claim the vase has even impressed people who come to visit their home, and say they 'always receive compliments' from visitors about the "stunning" ornament.
Sefton Park areas still open to public during BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend

1 day ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Paul McAuley

Three quarters of the park will remain open during the festivalLarge parts of Sefton Park will still be open to the public during BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend takeover. The three-day festival is expected to attract thousands of music lovers to South Liverpool from Friday, May 23, until Sunday, May 25. Sam Fender and Mumford & Sons are set to headline the music extravaganza, which takes place annually in different UK locations.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool exit takes fresh twist

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Jack Flintham

Trent Alexander-Arnold made his first appearance for Liverpool on Sunday since breaking the news that he will be leaving the club at the end of his contract this summer. While that news was not a surprise, it clearly still stung some of the Anfield faithful as he was booed onto the pitch against Arsenal. Personally, there is no right or wrong answer on whether Alexander-Arnold was rightfully booed.
Bus driver sacked after what happened to vulnerable schoolboy

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

Alt Bridge Special School said it has personally apologised to the family and is committed to learning from its mistakeA mum was left 'absolutely fuming' after a transport service left her vulnerable son on a bus on his own for more than two hours because they failed to notice he was still there. Jen Woodward's son was picked up by Supreme Executive Travel (SET) who are commissioned by Knowsley Council to provide home-to-school transport.
Paul McCartney wrote 'symbolic' Beatles song so fans could apply it to their 'particular problem'

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Dan Haygarth

It is viewed as one of his greatest songsEven though John Lennon was seen as the most political member of The Beatles - writing songs like 'Give Peace a Chance' and 'Imagine', Paul McCartney's work also touched on big issues. Following the events of Bloody Sunday in Derry on January 30, 1972, which saw 13 civil rights protesters shot dead by British troops, Paul wrote 'Give Ireland Back to the Irish'. Another song of Paul's inspired by world events was 'Blackbird'.
Everton release collector's item ahead of final Goodison Park match

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Joe Rimmer

To celebrate - and indeed say goodbye - to Goodison Park, the club have released a number of commemorative items for supporters to get their hands onIt's set to be an emotional week at Everton Football Club. The Toffees are preparing for their historic stadium move to the state-of-the-art arena at Bramley-Moore Dock and will leave Goodison Park forever on Sunday. Indeed, Everton have just one game left at their iconic stadium as the club bring the curtain down on 133 years at the Grand Old Lady.
'Enough is Enough! Have we got to wait for it to burn down?'

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

A number of incidents have been reported since the much-loved pub was closed down last yearResidents near a much-loved local landmark have declared 'enough is enough' following another incident of fly-tipping at the site of the former Merton Inn pub on Stanley Road in Bootle. Over the years, the pub had changed hands a number of times and was once home to a JD Wetherspoon.
BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend preparations begin at Sefton Park

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Paul McAuley

Preparations for BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend at Sefton Park have begun. The upcoming festival will take over large parts of the South Liverpool space for three days, during which thousands are expected to descend on the area. The music extravaganza will take place from Friday, May 23, until Sunday, May 25, with an incredible line-up of stars set to grace the city over the weekend.
City park hit by anti-social behaviour undergoes transformation

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Paul McAuley

The historic park has been transformed in time for summerA Merseyside park has undergone a beautiful transformation just in time for summer. Wavertree Playground, a historic 104-acre public space, was given to Liverpool Corporation in 1895 by an anonymous city well wisher - the reason why it is affectionately known as The Mystery. Later, it was discovered that the mystery donor was Philip H. Holt, whose family fortunes were made from the shipping trade, and who also owned the Sudley Estate.
Casualty star teases huge Flynn twist as he faces 'moral dilemma' over Russell's secret

2 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Daniel Bird

BBC star Olly Rix has teased that his character, clinical lead Flynn Byron, will face a 'moral dilemma' in the coming weeks after discovering Russell Whitelaw's secretBBC Casualty's Flynn Byron, played by Olly Rix, is set to face a major decision after discovering the alleged inappropriate behaviour of his father-in-law, Mr Whitelaw, portrayed by Robert Bathurst. Recently, viewers have seen Rida Amaan, played by Sarah Seggari, struggle with the consultant's actions.