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New park set for city centre with 163 trees, wildflower meadows and play areas (opens the original)
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A new park is set for Liverpool city centre, and will include 163 new trees, wildflower meadows and play areas - all designed for community wellbeing. The former Royal Liverpool Hospital site is set to be completely transformed into a 'mini-Eden', with a new garden and landscaping scheme delivered by one of the country's most outstanding environmental regeneration projects. Following Liverpool City Council’s decision to approve the initiative on April 17, The Eden Project (TEP) and contractor BA
Eight things we learned from Andy Burnham speech at Labour Conference (opens the original)
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In an emotional homecoming speech at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool city centre this afternoon (September 29), his first as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham pledged to tackle the issues politicians “usually avoid”. Burnham said he was "ready to deliver the honesty" that everyone has asked for from politicians, and set out a policy agenda he likened to the most transformative Labour Governments in the last 80 years. The PM vowed to "rewire" the country, as he announced several major proposa
Rayner vows to tackle 'scandal' turning dreams into nightmares (opens the original)
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Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has spoken out about the ongoing "scandal" around the leasehold system, which she says has been characterised by home insecurity, extortionate costs, and hidden fees. Ms Rayner said the situation has left many people exposed to the actions of "cowboys, crooks, and con artists”. Ms Rayner was speaking at the Labour Conference In Liverpool. She joined the stage to rapturous applause and immediately set about outlining her agenda, citing both homelessness and the lea
The Responder creator Tony Schumacher shares what he hopes to see on TV (opens the original)
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A Liverpool writer, and the creator of two BBC drama series The Responder and The Cage, has spoken passionately about the importance of regional voices in the television industry, and what he hopes to see when he is aged 94. Born in Huyton, Tony Schumacher, 56, always dreamed of becoming a writer, however shelved those plans when failing his English O-Levels, making his ambition seem like an unachievable fantasy. Schumacher won universal acclaim with his hit BBC show about life on the streets of
New Liverpool to Manchester rail line 'advancing' as part of £45bn plan (opens the original)
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Preparation works on delivering a new rail line between Liverpool and Manchester are 'advancing', as updated funding means project planners can 'get on with it', according to the head of Northern Powerhouse Rail. In terms of timings, the majority of the long-term plan will come together through the 2030s and into the 2040s, but development work is expected to take place much sooner. Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) is a plan to link up the cities and towns of the north through new and significantl
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