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Displaying articles from October 2009. Click for recently added articles.
Bodies
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Liverpool's newest exhibition space, The Gallery, at 41 Stanhope Street opened last night with a controversial inaugural exhibition by local photographer Stephanie de Leng. 
(Don't) strike a light
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For goodness sake, it's like a trip down memory lane. No post and Liverpool's firemen getting uppity and threatening strike action (again). Anyone else care to join in?
Bananas
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Here's an interesting idea from Pontypridd. And that's not something we're able to say very often.
What a waste
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Those of you have been with us for some time will know that this building wrap has been a bone of contention to us since early in the year.
This has to be one of the best 'advertising' sites in the city centre, seen every day by tens of thousands of visitors and commuters.
Knowledge
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Last Friday's fly-past by the Fleet Air Arm was a spectacular follow-up to the visit of Queen Mary 2. What was even more pleasing was the massive turnout of supporters who crowded down to the Pier Head with Union Jack flags, pride and good manners for the second time in a week.
Creative Baltic
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Great news that a new creative hub is to be created down at the Baltic Triangle – check out ACME’s website for more information http://www.merseysideacme.com/displaynews.asp?item=1942.
Good news
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So, Liverpool has lost the accolade of having the highest unemployment rate in the uk, thanks to our friends in Birmingham.
God Bless Queen Mary
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What a sight! Makes you wonder why the city decision makers took so long to make their minds up that a landing stage for liners might be a good idea.
Who cares?
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There has been a remarkable transformation of Liverpool since I arrived here 20 years ago.
Property regeneration is an obvious manifestation of that change with Liverpool One, The Arena, hotels, offices and apartments leading the way. But to me one of the most striking changes is the feeling of safety in a city that once upon a time did have a bit of a problem with car crime and petty theft.
