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'We used to play in the tubs like a paddling pool': Life inside 1940s Chinese launderette in Dingle
3 hours ago The new PHEV variant pairs a 2.0-liter turbocharged hybrid engine with a 34-kWh battery that enables an electric-only range of 68 miles. The Freelander 8, the tech-laden luxury SUV built by the Chery Jaguar Land Rover joint venture in China for global markets, finally has official powertrain specs …
One of the UK's best restaurants is hidden off Bold Street in a Victorian warehouse
One of the UK's best restaurants has revealed "one thing" customers always notice when they visit - and it has nothing to do with the food. The city centre's Egg Café was one of seven Liverpool venues to make Time Out's recently published list, naming it among the country's best offerings for 2026. The café, tucked away on the top floor of a Grade II-listed Victorian warehouse off Bold Street, is known for its vegetarian and vegan food.
Man in 20s found dead inside house as police remove substances
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Eric’s felt like a safe haven
REFLECTIONS 50 YEARS SINCE THE PIONEERING VENUE CHANGED LIVERPOOL’S MUSIC SCENE IN the years and decades since Eric’s shut for good in March 1980, it has been lauded as one of the key players in fostering a new dawn in...
Man in 20s found dead as police remove 'substances' from inside house
The body of a man has been discovered inside a property on the Wirral. Merseyside Police confirmed they have been at the scene on Reedville, Oxton, since yesterday (Saturday, October 3) following the sudden death. North West Ambulance Service alerted police at around 3.55pm yesterday after finding the body of a man in his 20s at the address. Officers have since launched an investigation, and following initial enquiries, his death is being treated as unexpected.
Those of us who’ve done OK should help others
LFC LEGEND CARRAGHER ON HIS AIM TO SUPPORT ‘LIFELINE’ YOUTH CLUBS LIVERPOOL FC legend Jamie Carragher has said “we want to do as much as we can for the people of Liverpool” in a bid to tackle youth poverty...
They may not be everyone’s cup of tea but the ‘110s’ have become a cultural classic for Scousers
I N RECENT years the Nike Air Max 95s have been modelled by Kim Kardashian and Louis Theroux and are worn around the world, but nowhere has a greater...
Clocking on at new gallery
Rare memorabilia goes on display B EHIND the door of a unit in the Baltic Triangle lies a gallery which includes a bust of Elvis, an original Clockwork Orange poster and first editions of some of the 20th century's most famous...
Southport teenager's life changed forever after he collapsed before A-level exam
A teenager preparing to sit his A-levels thought he had picked up a virus when he became too unwell to take his final exam. Blade Rimmer, 18, had been looking forward to starting university after completing his exams in June 2025, with a place to study International Business at Edge Hill University. But his plans were cruelly derailed when he was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), a rare type of blood cancer.
Woolton Cinema's bold plan to be 'best independent cinema in the world'
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From monks to the Royal Daffodil - the 800 year history of Mersey Ferries
As the Royal Daffodil became the latest ferry to set sail across the River Mersey earlier today, Mersey Ferries can date their foundations all the way back hundreds of years to a group of monks. As the latest MV Royal Iris of the Mersey was retired earlier this year to make way for its replacement, the Royal Daffodil launched today with celebrity guests on board including the likes of Pete Price and Claire Sweeney.
'Families were started there'
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Kirkby neighbours furious as appointments missed and birthdays ruined
People living on Redhill Avenue in Kirkby have claimed that they have gone weeks without receiving their mail, as Royal Mail issue an apology for the "inconvenience". James Sullivan, 78, told the ECHO that he first started noticing that his mail wasn't being delivered two to three weeks ago. After growing frustrated, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
DWP to suspend driving licences of benefit debt evaders from October under new powers
The Department for Work and Pensions ( DWP ) is set to gain sweeping new powers from October, including the ability to ban benefit claimants from driving. The far-reaching measures form part of a wide-ranging package of powers being handed to officials as part of the ongoing battle against benefit fraud. Under the new rules, officials will also be permitted to examine bank account details and make direct deductions from accounts.
Drug dealer claimed to have met Pablo Escobar's brother
A drugs kingpin from Oldham boasted of meeting Pablo Escobar's brother in Colombia, according to police. Toseef Mohammed is now behind bars following a detective operation that dismantled a heroin and cocaine network supplying class A drugs on a "commercial scale" throughout the north west The 36-year-old utilised safe houses to stockpile the narcotics before his courier Mohammed Vakas Ashraf distributed them to buyers and collected payments.
The couple who live in shadow of Anfield and had 1970s star knock for cup of tea
While some can only dream of it, for one couple, living in the shadow of Liverpool FC's Anfield stadium is a reality. Moving to Skerries Road more than 50 years ago, Alan and Peggy Blundell have had the full experience of living on the doorstep of one of the most historic football stadiums in the world.
Woman who died in Woolton crash named locally as floral tributes left
A woman who died in a crash Woolton last night, Friday (September 4) has been named locally with bouquets of flowers left at the scene of the incident. Emergency services were called to the crash on Allerton Road at around 11.30pm on Friday September 4 after a red Nissan Juke came off the road and hit a brick wall at the junction of High Street. A 38-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene and her next of kin have been informed.
Speke mum calling for help for son with rare condition that makes him seem drunk
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From rising Liverpool star to assaulting his girlfriend - Jordon Ibe's fall from grace
When Jordon Ibe broke through into Liverpool's first-team in 2014 it looked like he was shaping up to be the club's next big star, but yesterday he plead guilty to assaulting his girlfriend last December, marking a significant fall from grace for the footballer. Regarded as one of the biggest prospects coming out of English football at the time, Ibe made his professional debut for Wycombe Wanderers at just 15, before completing a switch to Liverpool in 2012.
'My childhood was a place of frequent terror but I used it as inspiration for my career'
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I was in the front row at the infamous Beastie Boys gig at the Royal Court
On May 30 1987 one of the most infamous nights in music history unfolded on a stage in Liverpool city centre , and while anecdotes of that night in the Royal Court have been told hundreds of times since, very few people had a better view than the then 20-year-old Del Pike and his friends A year after releasing their now coveted debut album Licensed to Ill, the Beastie Boys , comprised of Adam 'Ad-Rock' Horovitz, Adam 'MCA' Yauch and Michael 'Mike D' Diamond, embarked on a worldwide tour...
Restaurant owners 'devastated' as 12 family members die in Nepal floods
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Liverpool singer Olivia Diaferia on music giving her clarity after struggling in social situations
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Inside grand Liverpool home at site once owned by a king of England
Sitting directly in-between Sefton Park and Princes Park in the south of the city is Park Lodge which has been the home of Victor and Paula Ashley for more than two decades. However, despite calling the property his home for the last 23 years, Victor said that his family couldn't understand how he had been able to afford the stunning Grade-II listed property, which has a history with royal roots dating back centuries.
Patch of Liverpool land was 'once a lovely place' but now 'it's like a dump'
A patch of land in Dingle which was once a beloved green space has become "overgrown" and "infested with rats", locals have said. Lying just away from Park Road, Beresford Road has one of the few remaining green spaces in that part of the city, but when the ECHO visited the street, residents told us that it has been left to decay in recent years. William Ellis, 66, who has lived directly opposite the land on Beresford Road since 1964 , told the ECHO: "God knows what's in there.
I'll never forget Nile Rodgers' tearful tribute at Bootle's Salt and Tar
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'We realised how close we were to not being here' says man who made discovery in late mum's Formby office
A brother and sister unearthed a first-hand account detailing one of the most important and devastating days in Liverpool's history. Phil Jones and his sister Lesley had been sifting through their late mum's belongings in Formby when they discovered a handwritten account from their great-grandmother that dates back to December 1940.
Teens, 14 and 16, arrested after attack in Dingle leaves man fighting for life
A man is fighting for life after being assaulted by a group of six males. Police were called to Park Road in Dingle just before 10pm last night, Saturday August 8, to reports a group had assaulted a man outside a takeaway. The victim, who's in his 30s, was taken to hospital where Merseyside Police say he remains in a critical condition. Police later arrested a 16-year-old boy from Wavertree on suspicion of Section 18 grievous bodily harm with intent.
Hundreds of people form massive queue on Liverpool city centre street
People queued around the block on Renshaw Street this morning to come and meet one of Liverpool's most popular musicians. In recent weeks, trainers shop Block P, owned by best friends Sam Byrne and Charlie McDonough announced Liverpool-based rapper Mazza L20 would be hosting a meet and greet event. Earlier today the ECHO spoke to some of those who had been waiting patiently for their chance to meet the rapper.
Plane takes off to bring alleged cartel boss Daniel Kinahan back to Ireland
A jet sent by the Irish Government is on its way to Dubai for the extradition of alleged gangland figure Daniel Kinahan. It comes after several months of preparations following the arrest in April in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) of the Dublin boxing promoter who is an alleged leader of the Kinahan organised crime group. Kinahan, aged in his late 40s, was detained on foot of an arrest warrant issued by the Irish courts in relation to alleged serious organised crime offences.
The former Accrington Stanley coach honoured by the King for his work with amputees
A former Accrington Stanley coach has revealed how he changed his whole career after a conversation with a friend. Scott Rogers, from Haydock, had previously coached at the academies of Blackburn Rovers, Wigan Athletic and Accrington Stanley. But after a chat with a friend, the 47-year-old decided to change the trajectory of his career.
Major plan for south Liverpool road 'will change its make-up'
Plans to demolish a significant part of a major south Liverpool street, seeing the loss of a nearly 100 year-old building, are set to go ahead.
Tunnel to nowhere that towers over Liverpool Street is last link to lost structure
It looks like the remnants of any other old railway bridge, but the imposing brick structure that towers over a BMW garage and Chinese restaurant on Riverside Drive is actual one of the last remaining pieces of Liverpool's Overhead Railway. Today, many people are too young to remember it, but the Overhead Railway was once part of the daily routine of thousands of Scousers from the 1890s through to the mid-1950s.
Helen Mirren talks challenges ahead of birthday, admitting, 'It's sometimes hard for me'
Dame Helen is one of the country's most celebrated actors (Image: Getty) Oscar-winning Dame Helen Mirren has admitted "it's sometimes hard for me to get up in the morning" ahead of her 81st birthday. The acclaimed British actress, who is set to celebrate her 81st birthday soon, has candidly addressed the difficulties that accompany growing older in a heartfelt message to her fans.
Family's tribute to 'heart of gold' man killed in Huyton crash
A heartbroken family have today honoured their cherished son and brother following his tragic death in the Huyton car crash. Ben Dooley, 23, was amongst four men who perished in the collision on Liverpool Road on Friday, July 24. Shortly before 2am, officers were alerted that a black Cupra had collided with a lamppost. Authorities subsequently confirmed that four men, all aged in their 20s, were declared dead at the location.
Second man killed in Huyton crash pictured as family pay tribute to son with 'heart of gold'
A heartbroken family has paid tribute to a beloved son who died in a car crash in Merseyside alongside three other men. Ben Dooley, 23, tragically lost his life in the crash on Liverpool Road on Friday, July 24. Police said they were called to reports of a black Cupra crashed into a lamppost just before 2am. Four men, all in their 20s were pronounced dead at the scene, the force later confirmed.
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