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A stunning new video was today unveiled at the start of a four-week public consultation into plans for a new £100m railway station in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. The Liverpool Baltic station will serve one of the city region’s fastest growing areas and is one of four new stations planned by recently re-elected Liverpool City Region...
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On today’s January Jackpot we could be sending you to the Royal Court’s latest romantic comedy.
Liverpool’s iconic radio show, The Peaceful Hour will be brought to life on stage and you could be there this February.
Win two tickets plus dinner at the theatre before the show starts.
To win, simply fill in the form on the January Jackpot link in our bio before 8pm.
And then you’ll stay in the draw everyday for the rest of the month too. 🤩
#Liverpool #LiverpoolTheatre #RoyalCourtLiverpool #TheGuideLiverpool
On today’s January Jackpot we could be sending you to the Royal Court’s latest romantic comedy.
Liverpool’s iconic radio show, The Peaceful Hour will be brought to life on stage and you could be there this February.
Win two tickets plus dinner at the theatre before the show starts.
To win, simply fill in the form on the January Jackpot link in our bio before 8pm.
And then you’ll stay in the draw everyday for the rest of the month too. 🤩
#Liverpool #LiverpoolTheatre #RoyalCourtLiverpool #TheGuideLiverpool
Could it be Liverpool’s best loved street❓
There really is something for everyone on Bold Street ☺️
#Liverpool #BoldStreet #BoldStreetLiverpool #LiverpoolRestaurants #LiverpoolBars #LiverpoolFood
Could it be Liverpool’s best loved street❓
There really is something for everyone on Bold Street ☺️
#Liverpool #BoldStreet #BoldStreetLiverpool #LiverpoolRestaurants #LiverpoolBars #LiverpoolFood
We’ve teamed up with one of Liverpool’s favourite nights out on today’s January Jackpot 🤩
You could win a night out with you and five mates to Golf Fang in the Baltic Triangle.
You’ll play 18 hole crazy golf & Throwies Darts. Sing away the January blues in your own private Karaoke booth and get two drinks each while you’re there 🥳
Enter on the form on our website today to win and we’ll announce the winner this evening. The link to enter is in our bio. Good luck!
#Liverpool #LiverpoolNightOut #LiverpoolNightLife #TheGuideLiverpool #BalticTriangle
We’ve teamed up with one of Liverpool’s favourite nights out on today’s January Jackpot 🤩
You could win a night out with you and five mates to Golf Fang in the Baltic Triangle.
You’ll play 18 hole crazy golf & Throwies Darts. Sing away the January blues in your own private Karaoke booth and get two drinks each while you’re there 🥳
Enter on the form on our website today to win and we’ll announce the winner this evening. The link to enter is in our bio. Good luck!
#Liverpool #LiverpoolNightOut #LiverpoolNightLife #TheGuideLiverpool #BalticTriangle
JANUARY DEALS & MORE 🤩
Your Weekend Guide is filled with things to do in Liverpool. Rach & Jack are at PINS Social Club on Duke Street with some of the best January deals in the city and loads of info for your weekend.
Let us know your Liverpool weekend plans in the comments below. 👇
#Liverpool #LiverpoolWeekend #PINSSocialClub #LiverpoolBars #LiverpoolNightlife #JanuaryDeals #LiverpoolDeals
JANUARY DEALS & MORE 🤩
Your Weekend Guide is filled with things to do in Liverpool. Rach & Jack are at PINS Social Club on Duke Street with some of the best January deals in the city and loads of info for your weekend.
Let us know your Liverpool weekend plans in the comments below. 👇
#Liverpool #LiverpoolWeekend #PINSSocialClub #LiverpoolBars #LiverpoolNightlife #JanuaryDeals #LiverpoolDeals
Have you entered our January Jackpot yet❓
We unveil a different prize everyday and choose a winner for that day’s prize each evening. You only have to enter once to be in with the chance of winning every single day this month! 🤩
Today, it’s all about a farewell tour for one of Ireland’s most iconic bands. See The Wolfe Tones headline On The Waterfront festival this June on the Pier Head. 🇮🇪
Fill in the form on our site (link in bio) and good luck!
More amazing prizes to be unveiled this weekend too 😍
#Liverpool #TheWolfeTones #LiverpoolCompetition #LiverpoolEvents #Win #TheGuideLiverpool
Have you entered our January Jackpot yet❓
We unveil a different prize everyday and choose a winner for that day’s prize each evening. You only have to enter once to be in with the chance of winning every single day this month! 🤩
Today, it’s all about a farewell tour for one of Ireland’s most iconic bands. See The Wolfe Tones headline On The Waterfront festival this June on the Pier Head. 🇮🇪
Fill in the form on our site (link in bio) and good luck!
More amazing prizes to be unveiled this weekend too 😍
#Liverpool #TheWolfeTones #LiverpoolCompetition #LiverpoolEvents #Win #TheGuideLiverpool
15 places in Liverpool you must visit at least once 👌
#Liverpool #LiverpoolWeekend #VisitLiverpool #LiverBuilding #AlbertDock #PortSunlight #CrosbyBeach #TheBeatles #TheGuideLiverpool
15 places in Liverpool you must visit at least once 👌
#Liverpool #LiverpoolWeekend #VisitLiverpool #LiverBuilding #AlbertDock #PortSunlight #CrosbyBeach #TheBeatles #TheGuideLiverpool
Africa Oyé Director Paul Duhaney joined us today in an exclusive chat about the news that the festival is to take a break in 2025.
Watch the full video on our You Tube page now (link in bio @theguideliverpool)
Earlier this week it was announced that there will be no summer festival this year, but Paul and the OYE team assured fans that plans are in place to return stronger in 2026.
The announcement comes following a record-breaking Africa Oyé festival in 2024 that saw incredible attendances over the June weekend.
With the increased costs that come with this growth, and the rise in industry supplier costs across the sector (estimated at 20-30%), the charity behind the event have taken the difficult decision to have a ‘fallow year’ to ensure the event can return the following year, with festival dates already confirmed as 20th and 21st June 2026.
Artistic Director of Africa Oyé, Paul Duhaney said:
“We understand that there will of course be disappointment with this announcement. Our relationships with the Oyé family, festival staff, traders and service suppliers are very important to us and we did not take this decision lightly. With increased infrastructure and compliance costs, it is simply a case that without major investment to cover the costs of delivering a festival of this size safely, it would be irresponsible to go ahead with the event in 2025.”
#AfricaOye #Liverpool #LiverpoolEvents #TheGuideLiverpool
Africa Oyé Director Paul Duhaney joined us today in an exclusive chat about the news that the festival is to take a break in 2025.
Watch the full video on our You Tube page now (link in bio @theguideliverpool)
Earlier this week it was announced that there will be no summer festival this year, but Paul and the OYE team assured fans that plans are in place to return stronger in 2026.
The announcement comes following a record-breaking Africa Oyé festival in 2024 that saw incredible attendances over the June weekend.
With the increased costs that come with this growth, and the rise in industry supplier costs across the sector (estimated at 20-30%), the charity behind the event have taken the difficult decision to have a ‘fallow year’ to ensure the event can return the following year, with festival dates already confirmed as 20th and 21st June 2026.
Artistic Director of Africa Oyé, Paul Duhaney said:
“We understand that there will of course be disappointment with this announcement. Our relationships with the Oyé family, festival staff, traders and service suppliers are very important to us and we did not take this decision lightly. With increased infrastructure and compliance costs, it is simply a case that without major investment to cover the costs of delivering a festival of this size safely, it would be irresponsible to go ahead with the event in 2025.”
#AfricaOye #Liverpool #LiverpoolEvents #TheGuideLiverpool
January Jackpot - Day 16 🥳
Our huge January Jackpot continues with so many more incredible prizes to come!
Today we are giving you the chance to win the perfect family experience at two of Liverpool’s biggest attractions.
You could win:
🦖A family pass to the Jurassic Takeover Day at M&S Bank Arena on Saturday 15th February. You will enjoy an exhilarating and immersive experience that will transport you back in time to the era of dinosaurs.
PLUS
🎸 A family pass to one of Liverpool’s most popular attractions where the you and the kids can learn about the city’s most famous sons, The Fab Four at the Beatles Story on the Royal Albert Dock.
Simply fill in the form on our site now to enter before 8pm (follow the January Jackpot link in our bio).
Good luck!
#TheBeatles #Dinosaurs #Liverpool #LiverpoolDayOut #LiverpoolThingsToDo #LiverpoolFamily
January Jackpot - Day 16 🥳
Our huge January Jackpot continues with so many more incredible prizes to come!
Today we are giving you the chance to win the perfect family experience at two of Liverpool’s biggest attractions.
You could win:
🦖A family pass to the Jurassic Takeover Day at M&S Bank Arena on Saturday 15th February. You will enjoy an exhilarating and immersive experience that will transport you back in time to the era of dinosaurs.
PLUS
🎸 A family pass to one of Liverpool’s most popular attractions where the you and the kids can learn about the city’s most famous sons, The Fab Four at the Beatles Story on the Royal Albert Dock.
Simply fill in the form on our site now to enter before 8pm (follow the January Jackpot link in our bio).
Good luck!
#TheBeatles #Dinosaurs #Liverpool #LiverpoolDayOut #LiverpoolThingsToDo #LiverpoolFamily
All you need is love – and The Liverpool Wedding Show, the region’s biggest and best wedding event! 💍
The Liverpool Wedding Show is returning to the city’s Exhibition Centre this February to help you plan the perfect day.
And with more than 70 specialists on hand to offer advice and inspiration, as well as exclusive catwalk shows and more, you can be sure that you and your wedding crew will want to say ‘I do’ to this too!
The Liverpool Wedding Show is being held on Saturday and Sunday, February 8-9, close to Valentine’s Day: “So love will definitely be in the air,” says Lindsey Devlin, who co-founded and organises the event with Vikki Sweeney.
Show opening times are: Saturday, 10am – 4pm, and Sunday, 10am – 4pm, with tickets starting from £8 standard entry, and £20 VIP admission (plus booking fees).
Find out more @theweddingshowltd
#TheGuideLiverpool #TheLiverpoolWeddingShow #Wedding #WeddingShow #Liverpool #weddingplanning
All you need is love – and The Liverpool Wedding Show, the region’s biggest and best wedding event! 💍
The Liverpool Wedding Show is returning to the city’s Exhibition Centre this February to help you plan the perfect day.
And with more than 70 specialists on hand to offer advice and inspiration, as well as exclusive catwalk shows and more, you can be sure that you and your wedding crew will want to say ‘I do’ to this too!
The Liverpool Wedding Show is being held on Saturday and Sunday, February 8-9, close to Valentine’s Day: “So love will definitely be in the air,” says Lindsey Devlin, who co-founded and organises the event with Vikki Sweeney.
Show opening times are: Saturday, 10am – 4pm, and Sunday, 10am – 4pm, with tickets starting from £8 standard entry, and £20 VIP admission (plus booking fees).
Find out more @theweddingshowltd
#TheGuideLiverpool #TheLiverpoolWeddingShow #Wedding #WeddingShow #Liverpool #weddingplanning
Liverpool’s Everyman Theatre has added a ticket prize pack to our January Jackpot to not three, but FIVE of their in-house shows for you and a mate!
🤩 Shirley Valentine in March
🤩 Takeaway in April
🤩 The Walrus Has a Right To Adventure in June
🤩 Romeo & Juliet in September
🤩 The Rock ‘n’ Roll panto Jack and the Beanstalk
Simply enter before 8pm to be in with a chance.
Fill in the form through the link in our bio now. @theguideliverpool.
Thanks @liveveryplay 👏
#Liverpool #LiverpoolTheatre #EverymanTheatre #Theatre #competition #TheGuideLiverpool
Liverpool’s Everyman Theatre has added a ticket prize pack to our January Jackpot to not three, but FIVE of their in-house shows for you and a mate!
🤩 Shirley Valentine in March
🤩 Takeaway in April
🤩 The Walrus Has a Right To Adventure in June
🤩 Romeo & Juliet in September
🤩 The Rock ‘n’ Roll panto Jack and the Beanstalk
Simply enter before 8pm to be in with a chance.
Fill in the form through the link in our bio now. @theguideliverpool.
Thanks @liveveryplay 👏
#Liverpool #LiverpoolTheatre #EverymanTheatre #Theatre #competition #TheGuideLiverpool
Night Liverpool 🌃✨
🎥 Aerial footage from Liverpool’s waterfront by @lukeinthepool 😍
#Liverpool #Night #LiverpoolNightlife #NightVideo #TheGuideLiverpool
Night Liverpool 🌃✨
🎥 Aerial footage from Liverpool’s waterfront by @lukeinthepool 😍
#Liverpool #Night #LiverpoolNightlife #NightVideo #TheGuideLiverpool
Did you know that Liverpool was once home to the smallest house in England? 🏠
Our city is full of history, but among its lesser-known treasures is a small relic near Picton Clock in Wavertree: Liverpool’s Smallest House.
The house can be found at 95 High Street, Wavertree, standing out as an architectural oddity amidst its more traditional Victorian neighbours.
Measuring just 6ft wide and 14ft deep, what was once a home has intrigued locals and visitors alike for years. It was almost the smallest house in the UK… but narrowly beat by one in Conwy.
The house dates back to 1850, built during a time when Liverpool’s population was rapidly expanding due to the city’s prominence as a port.
Wavertree, then a village on the outskirts of Liverpool, was beginning to develop into a suburb. Landowners often sought to maximise their profits by constructing small, inexpensive homes to cater to the growing demand for housing.
Despite its tiny dimensions, the house served as a home for many working-class families over the years.
While little documentation exists about its early inhabitants - one story suggests that at one time eight children once lived in the home…
The property features only two rooms – one on each floor – with a steep staircase connecting them.
In its time however, it was not considered unusual; rather, it was simply a part of working-class life.
In the late 90’s the façade was restored with fake windows and a door, and it still remains an iconic landmark in Wavertree.
Today, unfortunately, the house no longer exists as a home, so we are unable to take a look inside. Around 2011 a real door was installed to provide access to flats above the bookies next door.
While you can’t step inside, the exterior is well-maintained. Its narrow façade, complete with a bright red door, continues to draw attention and serves as a popular spot for history buffs and curious photographers.
FULL STORY ON OUR SITE @theguideliverpool 📲
Old photograph - thanks to @museumofliverpool
#TheGuideLiverpool #Liverpool #LiverpoolSmallestHouse #SmallestHouseInEngland #Wavertree #LiverpoolHistory
Did you know that Liverpool was once home to the smallest house in England? 🏠
Our city is full of history, but among its lesser-known treasures is a small relic near Picton Clock in Wavertree: Liverpool’s Smallest House.
The house can be found at 95 High Street, Wavertree, standing out as an architectural oddity amidst its more traditional Victorian neighbours.
Measuring just 6ft wide and 14ft deep, what was once a home has intrigued locals and visitors alike for years. It was almost the smallest house in the UK… but narrowly beat by one in Conwy.
The house dates back to 1850, built during a time when Liverpool’s population was rapidly expanding due to the city’s prominence as a port.
Wavertree, then a village on the outskirts of Liverpool, was beginning to develop into a suburb. Landowners often sought to maximise their profits by constructing small, inexpensive homes to cater to the growing demand for housing.
Despite its tiny dimensions, the house served as a home for many working-class families over the years.
While little documentation exists about its early inhabitants - one story suggests that at one time eight children once lived in the home…
The property features only two rooms – one on each floor – with a steep staircase connecting them.
In its time however, it was not considered unusual; rather, it was simply a part of working-class life.
In the late 90’s the façade was restored with fake windows and a door, and it still remains an iconic landmark in Wavertree.
Today, unfortunately, the house no longer exists as a home, so we are unable to take a look inside. Around 2011 a real door was installed to provide access to flats above the bookies next door.
While you can’t step inside, the exterior is well-maintained. Its narrow façade, complete with a bright red door, continues to draw attention and serves as a popular spot for history buffs and curious photographers.
FULL STORY ON OUR SITE @theguideliverpool 📲
Old photograph - thanks to @museumofliverpool
#TheGuideLiverpool #Liverpool #LiverpoolSmallestHouse #SmallestHouseInEngland #Wavertree #LiverpoolHistory
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