Clear climate link to California wildfires - study, FBI probes police killing of boy on family's drive, How cyber-attacks could be deadly. The results were inevitably variable in quality where a high turnover was more important than creativity. Amongst the losses on Commutation Row were three interesting pubs. "As we understand our past we can also focus on our future for the black and BAME communities in our city.".

goo.gl/gb3b69, Here are three images from Rob Bremner’s forthcoming book The Dash Between. Liverpool streets being considered for memorials to explain city's slave trade involvement.
This is a new hardback version (in landscape format). To raise the necessary funds, Bluecoat Press are running a Kickstarter project over the next three weeks.

Three more powerful images from the forthcoming book Like You’ve Never Been Away by Paul Trevor.

"It's important that we have a sensible and informed discussion about these issues.

We can all help. This makes Liverpool the tenth-largest English district by population, and the largest in Merseyside and the surrounding region.It lies within the UK's sixth-most populous urban area.Liverpool's metropolitan area is the fifth-largest in the UK with a population of 2.24 million. Look at any photograph from the 1880s onwards and there they are – a historic part of the city’s fabric. So what does Liverpool Council do? * Shopping streets in Liverpool‎ (6 P) Pages in category "Streets in Liverpool" The following 21 pages are in this category, out of 21 total. The parks were always seen as the lungs of the growing city and the belt of parkland across South Liverpool, in particular, is one of the finest in Europe. All the streets in the list are in areas that often feature in walking tours of the city. They should be brought out into the open so that everyone can add to their understanding of our city’s history. Photography and New Brighton have a long association and the image of a beach photographer harks back to a time when only the wealthy possessed cameras.

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Dr Richard Benjamin, of the International Slavery Museum, said the move "paves the way towards contextualising transatlantic slavery" in the city.

No doubt the lack of uniformity of the Victorian facades insulted those who prefer uniformity and blandness but I loved the fact that each building had a different face – unified only by keeping to the same height line (more or less). (Until the 1980s, most of the docks were out of bounds and Pier Head was the only public point of access to the river). All have established themselves as internationally important photographers in the intervening years and the exhibition – at The Old Sailing School in the resort – should not be missed. All the streets are named after slave traders or places connected with the Atlantic slave trade. There is a petition everyone should sign and there is a fund being raised towards a judicial review. Where John Bousfield kept his cows is not known but this was in the early 1890s and Liverpool was still confined within a relatively tight boundary.

What is undisputed is the place Liverpool parks hold in the hearts of all who visit them. Museums need to be at the forefront of these conversations.

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Fortunately, Bob Thurlow, founder of Merseyside CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale), decided to write about the rapidly disappearing city centre pubs back in the mid-1970s. The street is Albert Street – presumably named after the Prince Consort. Devon and Cornwall the worst area for coronavirus rule breaking in the UK, Freedom of Information requests shows the region accounted for 21% of all lockdown offences between March 23 and June 30, Butane-sniffing driver jailed for high speed crash which killed mum-of-two. "We need to judge the past with a historical perspective, taking into account today's higher ethical standards and, most importantly, how everyone, from every community in the city feels about it.

Liverpool A to Z: Street Names. The city deserves better. I am not sure when the boats were taken away.

It is running as a crowdfunding project this month to raise the funds to publish it. Crowds and boats were guaranteed particularly on a fine sunny day (the photograph was taken close to midday judging by the shadows).

The next step is to identify a suitable location to place a plaque in each street, said a council spokesman. He said: "I do not believe that changing street names is the answer - it would be wrong to try and airbrush out our past.