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CONTENTS

EDITOR’S LETTER Following Great Britain’s golden performance at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Liverpool is hoping to continue the momentum of large-scale sporting success by hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

As the city prepares to make a bid for the international event, we investigate how equipped Liverpool is to actually stage the competition and how it compares to its potential rivals.

And from future hopes to a thriving history, we look at how Liverpool’s renowned shipping heritage has been shaping and inspiring residential developments along our famous waterfront.

Plus with hit sci-fi show ‘Red Dwarf ’ now back on TV, what better time to catch up with co-creator Doug Naylor for a chat about the popular programme and his links to the city.

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24 News New host for NWPAs 32 ON THE COVER Hot Topic Residential developments shaped by city’s shipping heritage 36 Get your home ready for autumn Home improvement tips for the change of the season

LIVING 40 Interiors Golden lighting to brighten your home 42 ON THE COVER Talent in the City ‘Red Dwarf ’ co-creator Doug Naylor on his Liverpool links and the return of the hit show 45 ON THE COVER Food & Drink Nova review and healthy breakfast hotspots 48 ON THE COVER Can Liverpool really stage a Commonwealth Games?

As the city prepares a 2026 bid, we look at its hosting credentials and rival destinations

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MARKET HIGHLIGHTS

£145,950 Queen Mary Place, Liverpool, L9 Comfy meets contemporary in this bright and relaxing lounge, set within Countryside’s newly built ‘The Stamford’.

Skylights and French doors help to create an airy feel in the large living room of this three-bedroom home, whilst allowing residents to kick back and enjoy the outdoors without having to leave the house.

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Lounging £295,000 Church End Mews, Hale Village, L24 The warming tones of oak flooring and a feature fireplace bring homely comforts to this wellpresented living room.

Set within a four to fivebedroom linked semi-detached home, the room is one of several spacious communal areas.

The lounge also features double glazed French doors leading to a rear garden, complete with a paved patio, decked area, lawn and shrubs.

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£245,000 West Tower, Liverpool, L3 A room with a view, this 24th floor apartment features floor to ceiling windows in its lounge.

Sit back and enjoy the views from the iconic building, which towers above the city centre and waterfront.

Modern and well presented in grey and pale blue tones alongside solid timber flooring, this living room also opens out into the two-bedroom property’s fitted kitchen area.

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£549,995 Alder Road, Liverpool, L12 The combination of a hanging chandelier, beautifully draped curtains and luxurious furniture brings opulent style to the sitting room of this fourbedroom detached home.

Double glazed sliding doors lead out into the rear garden and also bring a burst of natural light into the room, which features parquet flooring and adjoins a drawing room via French doors.

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Orchard Dell Cottage, Hale Village, L24

Offers Over £650,000

Aigburth Road, Aigburth, L19

Offers Over £500,000

• 6 Bedroom Semi Detached • 3 Reception Rooms • Plus Reception Hall • Double Bedrooms Throughout

• 4 Bedroom Former Gardeners Cottage • Approximately 200 Years Old • Character Features Throughout • Secluded Woodland Location

Queens Drive, Mossley Hill, L18

£440,000

• 6 Bedroom Semi Detached • 4 Reception Rooms • Ground Floor Bathroom • Good Size Bedrooms

W NE

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Mather Avenue, Allerton, L18

£430,000

• Highly Sought After L18 Location • Close Proximity to Calderstones Park • 4 Bedroom Detached Family Home • Superbly Presented Throughout

Woolton Road, Woolton, L25

£400,000

Stonehaven Close, Childwall, L16

£175,000

• Superbly Presented Throughout • Highly Sought After L16 Cul-de-sac • Three Bedroom Semi-Detached Property • Spacious Lounge & Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Green Lane, Mossley Hill, L18

Dunbabin Road, Wavertree, L15

Offers Over £390,000

• Outstanding Detached Property • Four Bedroom Plus Study Room • Two Reception Rooms • Modern Kitchen/Breakfast Room

• Highly Sought After L25 Location • Close Proximity to Woolton Village • 4 Bedroom Semi Detached Property • 2/3 Reception Rooms

£234, 950

• 2 Bedroom First Floor Apartment • Outstanding Throughout • Sought After Location • Secure Gated Access

Mossley Hill Drive, Aigburth, L17

Offers Over £200,000

• Superbly Presented Two Bedroom Apartment • Situated Within a Highly Sought After L17 Location • Close Proximity to Sefton Park, Lark Lane & Allerton Road • Boasting an Array of Original Features

W NE

Nook Rise, Wavertree, L15

Offers Over £285,000 Booker Avenue, Allerton, L18

• Superbly Presented Throughout • Located Within L15 Conservation Area • Situated on a Large Corner Plot • 3 Bedroom Semi-Detached Property

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• New Build Development • Help To Buy Available • 3 Bedroom Semi Detached • High Specification

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£275,000

Silverton Road, Aigburth, L17

Offers Over £270,000

• Three Bedroom Semi Detached • Two Reception Rooms & Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room • Family Bathroom & Ground Floor WC • Sought After Location

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Boxwood Close, Roby, L36

Offers Over £270,000

• Three Bedroom Detached & Modern En Suite • Cul De Sac Location • Immaculate Throughout • Modern Kitchen/Breakfast Room

The Rooley, Huyton, L36

Offers Over £265,000

Offers Over £260,000

Ewart Road, Childwall, L16

£195,000

Stonehouse Mews, Allerton, L18

Offers Over £620,000

• Outstanding 4 Bedroom Detached • Sought After Gated Development • Opposite Calderstones Park • Open Plan Lounge And Dining Room

• Superbly Presented Throughout • Highly Sought After South Liverpool Cul-de-sac • Three Bedroom Detached Property • Two Spacious Reception Rooms

Offers Over £200,000

Ashdale Road, Mossley Hill, L18

£219,950

• Outstanding 4 Bedroom Mid Terrace • Immaculate Throughout • Sought After Location • Nearby Local Amenities

• Superbly Presented Throughout • Highly Sought After L16 Location • Three Bedroom Extended Semi-Detached Property • Spacious Lounge & Dining Room

Offers Over £210,000

Ullet Road, Aigburth, L17 • Outstanding 2 Bedroom Duplex Apartment • Grade II Listed Character Building • Balcony with Views Over Sefton Park • Open Plan Lounge/Dining Room

• 3 Bedroom Detached • 2 Reception Rooms • Conservatory • Modern Kitchen

• 4 Bedroom Detached • Good Size Rooms Throughout • Immaculate Presentation • 2 Reception Rooms

Sherwell Close, Wavertree, L15

Appletree Close, Allerton, L18

Derby Lane, Old Swan, L13

Offers Over £165,000

• Four Bedroom Semi Detached • Refurbished Throughout • High Standard Finish • Modern Kitchen

W NE

Edge Lane Drive, Old Swan, L13

Offers Over £165,000 Roxborough Walk, Woolton, L25

• 4 Bedroom Town House • 2 Reception Rooms • Modern Newly Fitted Kitchen • Modern Bathroom

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• Superbly Presented Throughout • Highly Sought After L25 Location • Close Proximity to Woolton Village • Two Bedroom Semi-Detached Property

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Offers Over £140,000

Railbrook Hey, Old Swan, L13 • 4 Bedroom Detached • Cul-de-sac Location • Ground Floor Shower Room • 2 Reception Rooms

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£240,000

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Ince Road, Thornton, L23

£850,000 Poplar Avenue, Crosby, L23

• No Chain • Six Double Bedrooms • Separate Self Contained Annex • Swimming Pool/Leisure Room

Offers Over £750,000 Hall Road East, Blundellsands, L23

• Desirable 'Moor Park' Location • Four Bedrooms • Massive Potential • Secluded And Good Sized Plot

Offers Over £600,000

• New Build • Four Bedrooms • Help To Buy Available!

• One Plot Remaining!

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Little Crosby Road, Crosby, L23

Offers Over £360,000 Beech Park, Crosby, L23

• Four Bedrooms • Substantial Gardens • Beautifully Presented • Three Reception Rooms

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W NE

£240,000 Moor Drive, Crosby, L23

Forefield Lane, Crosby, L23

• Three Double Bedrooms • Beautifully Presented • Sunny Rear Garden • Detached Garage With Utility Area

• Three Good Sized Bedrooms • Two Receptions • Modern Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Sunny Rear Garden

W NE

Queens Road, Crosby, L23

Offers Over £350,000 Quarry Road, Thornton, L23

• Five Bedroom Detached House With Large Extension • Popular Cul-De-Sac Location • Vicinity Of Crosby's Local Amenities • Three Reception Rooms

Offers Over £220,000 Allenby Avenue, Crosby, L23

• No Chain • Three Bedrooms • Extended To Ground Floor • Set Within The Heart Of Crosby

• Extended To The Ground Floor • Three Receptions • Large Garden • Garage

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Offers Over £330,000

• Three Bedrooms • Corner Plot • Detached Garage • Extensive Gardens

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Offers Over £240,000 Harebell Close, Formby, L37

Offers Over £230,000

• No Chain • Three Bedrooms • Desirable Location • Viewing Recommended

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Offers Over £210,000 The Esplanade, Waterloo, L22

Offers Over £200,000

• No Chain • Waterfront Location • Three Bedrooms • Lounge/Dining Room

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Rosedale Avenue, Crosby, L23

OIRO £175,000 Burdett Road, Waterloo, L22

• No Chain • Spacious Family Home • Walking Distance To Crosby Village • Good Sized Sunny Rear Garden

Deyes Court, Maghull, L31

£150,000 Lyra Road, Waterloo, L22

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Offers Over £150,000 Hawkshead Drive, Litherland, L21

• No Chain • Four Bedrooms • Good Sized Kitchen/Dining Room • Walking Distance To Shops, Schools And Transport Links

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Offers Over £115,000 Nazeby Avenue, Crosby, L23

• Stunning Two Bedroom Property • Highly Sought After L21 Location • Spacious Lounge & Kitchen/Dining Room • Modern Family Bathroom

• Superbly Presented Throughout • Highly Sought After L23 Location • Two Bedroom 1st Floor Apartment • Newly Fitted High Spec Kitchen

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Offers Over £70,000 Chelsea Road, Bootle, L20

• No Chain • Three Bedrooms • Private Garden • Quiet Location

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• Two Bedrooms • Traditional Terrace • Ideal For Any Ftb/Investor • Viewing Highly Recommended

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Offers Over £160,000

• No Chain • Three Bedrooms • Quiet Location • Two Receptions

W NE

• No Chain • Modern Kitchen/Breakfast With Balcony • Private Gated Development • Three Bedrooms

Louis Braille Close, Netherton, L30

Offers Over £170,000 Courtenay Avenue, Waterloo, L22

• No Chain • Three Good Sized Bedrooms • Modern Kitchen And Bathroom • Good Sized Garden

W NE

Trent Way, Litherland, L21

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W NE

W NE

Offers Over £145,000

• Beautifully Presented • Three Bedrooms • Sought After Location • Newly Installed Kitchen

W NE

£110,000 Galsworthy Avenue, Netherton, L30

£100,000

• No Chain • Three Good Sized Bedrooms • Two Receptions • Modern Bathroom

W NE

Offers over £42,000 Palmerston Drive, Litherland, L21 • Offered On Shared Ownership Scheme • Two Double Bedrooms • Modern Kitchen Opening Onto Dining Room • Good Sized Lounge

Crosby: 0151 909 3003

£25,000

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Sales East Quay, Wapping Dock, L3 Reduced £249,500 •

Beetham Tower, L3 £189,950

Beautifully proportioned 2 bed apartment River and quay views Original feature barrelled brick ceilings Fitted kitchen 2 bathrooms Secure allocated parking

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West Tower, 3 Brook Street, L3 £229,950 • • • • • •

Superb two bedroom, two bathroom executive apartment located in the iconic Beetham Tower building.

Refurbishment work has recently been completed which gives the apartment a modern feel to include a beautifully integrated modern kitchen with brand new appliances. Also offered is a heating/ air conditioning system, stunning views of the River, secure parking and 24 hr concierge.

Iconic West Tower Building Stunning Views 19th floor Two double bedrooms Two bathrooms Immaculate throughout

Unity Building, L3 £145,000

Hatton Garden, L3 Reduced £110,000

Unity Building, L3 £110,000

Shandon Court, L3 Reduced £105,000

• Open Plan One bed Apartment • Superb location • Secure underground parking • Fitted kitchen • 22’ living area

We advise that an offer has been made for the above property in the sum of £110,000. Any persons wishing to increase on this offer should notify Keppie Massie Residential of their best offer prior to exchange of contracts.

• Prime ‘buy to let’ property • Perfect location for Lpool Uni • Two double bedrooms • Balcony off lounge with views • Immaculate throughout

National Bank Building, L2 Reduced £105,000

Minster Court, L7 Reduced £86,000

Sovereign Hey, Croxteth Reduced £79,995

303 Stanley Road, L5 Reduced £59,950

• Spacious two bed apartment • Prime city location • Original feature throughout • Open plan lounge/kitchen • Views over city

• Popular location by Lpool Uni • Two bed apartment • Lounge with separate kitchen • Parking in communal gardens • Established complex

• Spacious four bed town house • Two reception rooms • Potential 2nd grnd flr bathroom • Double glazed windows • Gardens front, side and rear

We advise that an offer has been made for the above property in the sum of £54,500.

Any persons wishing to increase on this offer should notify Keppie Massie Residential of their best offer prior to exchange of contracts.

• Spacious two bed apartment • Balcony off lounge • Kitchen with appliances • Two double bedrooms • Two bathrooms.

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Lettings

South Ferry Quay, L3 £950pcm

2 bedroom penthouse apartment with balconies marina and river views.

Boasting two balconies with dual aspect views, this duplex apartment is situated in the tranquil surroundings of this beautiful apartment are something very rarely found in the normal hustle and bustle of a major City Center with its plethora of restaurants, shops, museums and attractions.

The stylish and historic Coberg Dock setting with its neighbouring sights provides an intoxicating maritime backdrop to this penthouse apartment.

Briefly comprising; entrance hall, open plan lounge, dining room and fitted dining kitchen, guest bedroom and bathroom and to the first floor; the master bedroom with en suite, study area and access to balconies.

This property must be viewed to appreciate the excellent accommodation on offer.

Carnatic Road, L18 £1650pcm

Water Street, L3 £1100pcm

East Quay, L1 £1075pcm

• 2 Bed Duplex Penthouse • Two Double Bedrooms • En-suite • Furnished • Large outside terrace

• 4th Floor Apartment • Two Bedroom • Views of River Mersey • Fitted Kitchen with Appliances • Furnished

• Spacious Two Bedroom • Views of River Mersey • Secure Parking • Fully Furnished • Available Immediately!!

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Tradewind Square, L1 £1100pcm

• Luxury Couch House • Electric Gated Access • Two Parking Spaces • Spacious Fitted Kitchen & Utility • En-suite To Master

Parkfield Road, L17 £750pcm

Unity Building, L3 £700pcm

Clarendon Road, L19 £550pcm

Clarendon Road, L19 £525pcm

• Spacious First Floor Apartment • Two Double Bedrooms • Fitted Kitchen • Communal Gardens • Off Road parking

• One Bedroom Apartment • Fully Furnished & Equipped • Open Plan Living • Residents Gym & Balcony • 24 HR Concierge

• 2 Bedroom Apartment • Top Floor • Close to south Parkway station • Overlooking Garston Park • Gas & Water Bills included

• 1 Bedroom Apartment • Top Floor • Close to south Parkway station • Overlooking Garston Park • Gas & Water Bills included

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£89,950 Victoria House

£394,950 One Park West

One Bedroom Apartment Stunning Original Features Rental Income of £550pcm EPC - C

We are delighted to offer for sale this Apartment which is situated in the heart of Liverpool City Centre.

Three Bedroom Apartment Secure Allocated parking En-Suite Shower Room EPC - C

£115,000

£99,950

We are delighted to offer this spacious apartment with amazing views over the River Mersey, The Albert Dock and Chavasse Park.

£120,000

£134,950

One Park West

The Collegiate

Tower Building

Benson Court

Studio Apartment Sought After Location Ideal First Time Buy EPC - B

One Bedroom Apartment Secure Car Parking Space Stunning Views EPC - C

One Bedroom Apartment Grade II Listed Building Excellent Location EPC - C

Two Bedroom Apartment Grade II Listed Development Must Be Viewed!

EPC - C

£134,950

£135,000

£149,950

£165,000

Argyle Street

The Albany

Hudson Gardens

Cromptons Court

Two Bedroom Apartment City Centre Location En-Suite Shower Room EPC - D

One Bedroom Apartment En Suite Secure Parking EPC - C

Two Bedroom Apartment Ropewalks Location Secure Allocated Parking EPC - C

Two Bedroom Apartment Top Floor Situated By Calderstones Park EPC - D

£199,950

£205,000

£240,000

£699,950

South Ferry Quay

Armstrong Quay

One Park West

Rodney Street

Three Double Bedrooms En-Suite Shower Room Secure Car Parking EPC - C

Two Bedroom Duplex Beautiful River Views En-Suite Shower Room EPC - D

Two Bedroom Apartment En-Suite Shower Room Secure Allocated Parking EPC - C

Stunning Georgian Townhouse Four or Five Bedrooms Rear Garden EPC - E

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Park Lane Plaza

Hatton Gardens

One bedroom, two bathroom apartment in this sought after development which is only a stone throw from the L1 Shopping Centre and the Albert Dock. In brief the property comprises: Entrance Hall, Double bedroom,

Main Bathroom and Open plan spacious Living/Dining Room and well-appointed Kitchen. Available on a fully furnished basis.

Park Lane Plaza sits within the area of the City known as the Baltic Triangle.

£595pcm

A well-presented spacious one bed studio style apartment in the impressive Hatton Garden development situated off Dale Street in the heart of the business district. Located on the third floor the apartment is fully

£600pcm

furnished to a high standard with fully fitted and equipped kitchen. Open plan living area with double bedroom with built in wardrobes. Central location with secure allocated parking.

£750pcm

£700pcm

Sovereign Chambers

Jenkinsons Warehouse

The Albany

Pall Mall

One Bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Central Location

One bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Business District Location

One Bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Business District Location

Two Bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Great Location

£950pcm

£1,200pcm

£995pcm

£1,300pcm

The Albany

Jenkinsons Warehouse

Aigburth Vale

Unity Building

Two Bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Parking Included

Two Bedroom Apartment Very Spacious, Balcony Parking Included

Four Bedroom House Fully Furnished Street Parking

Three Bedroom Apartment Fully Furnished Parking Included

2 MOORFIELDS We are delighted to offer for rent 68 studio apartments over two floors in this stunning new development.

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Logfield Drive

£152,000

Beautiful modern family home, desirable location, hallway, two receptions, kitchen, cloakroom, three bedrooms, family bathroom, mature gardens, d/way parking, DG & GCHS

Hampstead Road

Eaton Road North

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Substantially extended semi, four bedrooms, hall, reception, sun room, large kitchen/diner, utility room, family bathroom, en-suite shower room, d/way and gardens, DG & GCHS

£140,000

Atheledene Road

£95,000

Extended terrace, desirable location, well stocked gardens, sunny aspect to rear, hallway, lounge, kitchen, conservatory, three bedrooms, 3 piece shower room. DG & GCHS

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Semi -detached, just off Queens Drive, close to shops, hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen, three good sized bedrooms, front and rear gardens, driveway, GCHS, no chain

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Lindisfarne Drive

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NEWS Renowned Liverpool comedian confirmed as NWPAs host

CITY RESIDENTIAL APPOINTED TO LET APARTMENTS AT MOORFIELDS Liverpool agent City Residential has been appointed to let 75 apartments at city centre development 2 Moorfields.

Neil Fitzmaurice is famous for playing DJ Ray Von in Peter Kay’s ‘Phoenix Nights’

Actor, comedian, writer and filmmaker Neil Fitzmaurice will host this year’s NWPAs. Neil, who is well known for his roles in successful British comedies ‘The Office’, ‘Peep Show’ and ‘Phoenix Nights’, will take charge of the prestigious awards for the first time.

The event will celebrate a year of residential and commercial property success throughout the North West when it takes place on 20 October at Lutyens Crypt, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral.

Awards will be presented across 12 categories.

Kim O’Brien, director of Move Publishing which organises the event, says: “We’re thrilled to announce Neil Fitzmaurice as the compere for this

year’s awards.

“Coinciding with the awards’ expansion and new look, Neil will be a fantastic host for the NWPAs. With his charismatic humour and professional style, Neil will help us deliver a fresh, re-energised awards ceremony celebrating the very best in North West property.”

Forth Homes is this year’s headline sponsor while MSB Solicitors, Redrow Homes Lancashire and North West, Paul Crowley & Co, UK Business Supplies, The Foundry Agency, Elliot Group, Bridging Finance Solutions, Yu Property Group, Countryside, PCS Law and Redwing Living are this year’s category sponsors.

Furnish That Room and Precision Colour Printing will sponsor the drinks reception.

Mary Lawrence has joined the sales team at Parklands

The former office building is located on the corner of Dale Street and Moorfields, and offers a range of studio apartments which are available from £575 per month with all bills included.

The homes, which come fully furnished with “high quality fixtures and fittings”, are already said to have attracted strong interest just days after being brought to the market.

Tom McHale, lettings manager at City Residential, says: “We are delighted to be the agent of choice for the owners of this fantastic newly converted building.

“The city is in constant need for high quality residential accommodation and the timing is superb given that September is one of the busiest months for lettings in the city. In the first few days of marketing we have already let 15 apartments to tenants.”

To arrange to view the show apartments or for more information contact City Residential lettings team on 0151 231 6100.

Former offices have been converted to studio apartments

PARKLANDS ADDS TO TEAM AMID SALES DEMAND Parklands has welcomed a new sales executive to the team as the Liverpool housing development continues to attract demand.

Housebuilder New City Vision, which is behind the project, has appointed Mary Lawrence with a view to progress her to field sales manager as the company expands in the future.

Another sales manager is also being added to the team, with further appointments said to be in the pipeline.

Parklands has been attracting a number of off-plan sales, with properties being forward sold until March and April 2017 and a recently unveiled four-bedroom show home being well received at the Norris Green scheme.

Louise Craven, sales manager at Parklands, says: “We’ve never been so busy. The company has never been so far forward in terms of sales, as all sales are currently off-plan.”

For further information about the Parklands scheme, visit www.ParklandsLiving.co.uk.

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NEWS KEPPIE MASSIE JOINS LANDLORD SHOW LINE-UP

Home-Start Liverpool to hold 15th anniversary fundraiser The charity Home-Start Liverpool will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a special fundraising bash.

Keppie Massie Residential will be among the exhibitors at this year’s show

Keppie Massie Residential is the latest expert exhibitor to sign up to this year’s Landlord & Property Show.

The Liverpool-based agent will be on hand to advise both new and experienced landlords on investing in city properties, as well as promoting its range of landlord services during the 22 October event.

According to Debra Beach, branch manager at Keppie Massie Residential, Liverpool’s lettings market is currently “buoyant” with investor demand for properties outstripping supply in some areas.

She says L1 and L3 postcodes as well as areas around Liverpool’s universities, Allerton and Mossley Hill are proving particularly popular for lettings and adds: “There’s a demand out there for sure and we’re getting a lot of enquiries.”

The agent is hoping to build on its success

following participation at an international exhibition in London last year, from which Debra says the company is still benefitting from leads.

The Landlord & Property Show, sponsored by Paul Crowley & Co solicitors, will take place at Exhibition Centre Liverpool and is Merseyside’s only dedicated landlord event.

This year the exhibition will feature a host of other exhibitors to provide advice and information on all aspects of the lettings industry, from getting the best from investments and keeping up with regulation to health and safety and tax savings.

A packed line-up of seminars will also take place throughout the day.

For further information and to download your free ticket, visit www.merseysidelandlordsexpo.com.

AGENT CONTINUES EXPANSION WITH ADDITION OF CITY CENTRE OFFICE Liverpool estate agent Marshall Property is continuing its expansion with the launch of an office on Dale Street.

The new branch, which is set to open in December 2016, will accommodate the firm’s city centre and North Liverpool sales, lettings and management departments.

Marshall Property will also soon be adding to its commercial team and offering clients a full commercial agency service including block and facilities management.

Sean Marshall, managing director at Marshall

Property, says: “We are completely overhauling the premises to create a modern workspace which will offer our clients a unique estate agency experience.”

Earlier this year Marshall Property was named ‘Best North West Letting Agency’ at the industry’s prestigious ESTAS awards in London.

The firm was one of 10 companies nominated for the prize in the regional category, which is handed out based on nominations from clients.

Founded in 1986, Marshall Property already has branches elsewhere in Liverpool city centre as well as on Penny Lane and Grassendale.

The ticketed event will take place on Friday 7 October at the Devonshire House Hotel on Edge Lane, featuring a hot buffet, disco, entertainment, comedian, raffle and fun photo booth.

Home-Start is a national charity which provides emotional and physical support to families with at least one child under the age of five, often working with households affected by disability, illness or mental health conditions.

The organisation is funded by Big Lottery and Children in Need but receives no government capital and therefore has a £30,000 shortfall to address.

Ahead of the event in the venue’s Botanic Suite, Angela Morrow, development worker at Home-Start, says: “This [event] is to raise much needed funds for the continuation of our charity and we would very much love any support possible such as buying tickets for the event or providing raffle prizes.”

Tickets for the fundraiser, which starts at 7.30pm, are priced at £15 each or £150 for a table of 10 and are available from Home-Start Liverpool.

Call Rachel on 0151 707 0916 to make a booking.

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NEWS

HELP TO BUY BOOSTS SALES AT THE AVENUE More than 90% of new buyers have secured a home at The Avenue at NGV Liverpool with Help to Buy, according to new figures.

Help to Buy is proving popular at The Avenue at NGV Liverpool

Liverpool homebuyers have reserved 60 of the 200 new homes at the Countryside development on Lewisham Road since the properties were launched 10 months ago.

Many are said to have taken advantage of the government-backed initiative, which enables prospective homeowners to secure a mortgage with just a 5% deposit and a 20% five-year interest-free loan.

Homes at the development come complete with a range of additional fittings, fitted flooring and integrated appliances.

Peter Vella, regional sales and marketing director at Countryside, says: “The popularity of NGV Liverpool has soared since day one, and we are extremely pleased with the increasing success of the development.

“It’s great to see so many first time buyers and local families taking advantage of the government’s Help to Buy initiative in order to fulfil their home ownership aspirations.”

For further information on The Avenue at NGV Liverpool call 0151 909 5508.

AGENT HAILS ‘INCREDIBLE’ SEPTEMBER AUCTION

This Caldy Road property sold for £23,000 above the guide price 26 Your Move

Sutton Kersh has announced its latest property auction raised almost £7 million, making it one of the most successful sales of the year.

The event, which took place at Liverpool’s Crowne Plaza, saw 126 lots go under the hammer including vacant houses, commercial premises and churches.

The lots generated a total of £6.8m, with £4.5m in sales on the day and 25 lots sold prior to the auction raising £2.4m.

Stand out properties included a fourbedroom semi-detached home on Caldy Road, which went for £123,000, and a three-storey end terrace in St Domingo Vale, which sold for £85,000 - more than double the guide price.

Cathy Holt, associate director of auctions at Sutton Kersh, says: “It’s been an incredible September auction and Brexit appears to be having no impact on the confidence in the market.

“With such a high percentage of properties sold, some for more than double the guide price, we are seeing a property market in the North West which is performing extremely well.”

Sutton Kersh is now inviting entries for its next auction, which takes place on 3 November.

The closing date for entries is 7 October.

For more information visit www.sutonkersh.co.uk/auctions.

The Keel celebrates first birthday Waterfront apartment complex The Keel has celebrated its first birthday with residents.

To mark the special occasion, tenants at the popular Private Rented Sector (PRS) scheme were treated to a slice of cake and balloons.

Following the event Touchstone Residential, which manages The Keel, has revealed plans are in the works to introduce new services for customers including a food and wine tasting evening.

Stephen Rogers, portfolio manager at Touchstone, says: “We’ve had an amazing first 12 months at the development and are very pleased that we’re able to offer a number of services and events to our customers.

“We’re looking into additional services to further improve the quality of living at the development and create a sense of community.”

Stephen revealed that high demand for re-let units has continued with prospective residents interested in the full concierge service offered at the development.

The Keel was created following the transformation of the former HMRC office building on Queens Dock.

For more information visit www.thekeel-liverpool.co.uk.

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Kitchens also include an extensive range of integrated appliances. Wet rooms are finished with white suites, chrome fittings and porcelanosa tiles to walls and floors. As a fantastic incentive for the last remaining plot we have included flooring throughout the whole property. The kitchen, diner and breakfast room floor is fully tiled from the porcelanosa range with luxurious carpets fitted to the remainder of the property.

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The vessel-like One Park West

LIVERPOOL’S ICONIC WATERFRONT IS UNDERGOING A RADICAL REGENERATION WITH DEVELOPERS AND ARCHITECTS OF PROMINENT RESIDENTIAL SCHEMES REMAINING TRUE TO THE CITY’S CHARACTER AND HISTORY TO COINCIDE WITH A RENAISSANCE IN SHIPPING YOUR MOVE LOOKS AT HOW THE CITY’S MARITIME HERITAGE HAS BEEN RETAINED AND HOW IT CAN BE PRESERVED AMIDST VAST PROPOSALS SLATED FOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE YEARS AHEAD

iverpool’s reputation for once being among the world’s most important ports has influenced the design of the city’s waterfront buildings for centuries. The location gained recognition for its distinct heritage assets and historical character in 2004 when UNESCO granted it ‘World Heritage Site’ status as a Maritime Mercantile City.

The increase in residential developments in this area has coincided with a renaissance in the city’s shipping industry, leading to concerted efforts to retain shipping links, be it through appearance, materials used or original features.

Mann Island is just one site which has been the subject of such an approach.

Located within the World Heritage Site, the Mann Island buildings demonstrate how architect Broadway Malyan sensitively designed new structures around an existing set of historic landmarks.

The mixed-use angular development comprises 376 residential apartments and its black granite exterior reflects the Three Graces

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and the River Mersey, whilst its sharp corners resemble the acute shape of a ship’s bow.

The nautical-themed names of the Mann Island buildings also demonstrate how new developments have been influenced by shipping and navigation. The building adjacent to the Museum of Liverpool has been aptly named the Latitude Building and the structure with a view over Albert Dock is the Longitude Building.

Similarly, architect Brock Carmichael collaborated with concept architect Pelli Clarke Pelli to deliver One Park West. The £70 million residential anchor development is located between Grosvenor’s Liverpool ONE and The Strand, and bares a remarkable resemblance to a large vessel.

“The scale and form of One Park West was driven by the desire to form a restrained backdrop to the waterfront buildings and public spaces that did not distract from the prominence of the Three Graces within the World Heritage setting,” says Martin Watson, partner at Brock Carmichael.

Martin explains how the project delivered a

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“robust technical solution” to the challenges of combining the maritime environment with the requirements of a residential building.

Although architects did not consciously attempt to mimic a ship’s shape, Martin indicates that initial plans sought to trace the edges of the elliptical park and The Strand by forming two separate buildings and an acuteangled exterior to bridge the gap between the past and the future.

“It is important to recognise and respect the importance of the historic setting, its scale, views, vistas and materiality,” says Martin.

“However, each new building needs to be assessed on its own merits within its context without having the need for an enforced solution. The significance of heritage becomes stronger when it’s not diluted by buildings that try to mimic or subtract from the context. It’s a careful balance.”

Another building which has been heavily influenced by shipping is Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) Architects’ Dazzle Ship inspired Unity Building. The tower’s exterior explores urban camouflage and can be considered an appropriate addition to the city’s skyline as many of these vessels were painted in Liverpool.

However, the industry has also had a more subtle influence.

“In our upcoming proposals we subtly echo patterns found in shipping, such as flags used for signalling,” explains Alastair Shepherd, director at Falconer Chester Hall which has worked on projects around the Baltic Triangle district and the £130m refurbishment and redevelopment of a Liverpool southern dockland site.

Small modifications, such as the use of maritime colours, can also help to give a building its unique individual character.

Alastair alludes to the columns at the historic Albert Dock as an example and indicates they have been painted with the same red oxide coating which is applied to a ship’s hull.

One current proposal which has gathered momentum is a newly approved 34-storey tower located on the spacious Princes Dock, which contrasts to the historic density further south.

Designed by Falconer Chester Hall, the Moda Living and Apache Capital venture will be named ‘The Lexington, Liverpool’.

Alastair explains that the residential block

Mann Island nods to the city’s port history

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will reflect the city’s 20th Century transatlantic trade and travel links with a particular emphasis on the importance of the Cunard Line.

“We feel deeply about the waterfront and realise that to a certain degree we are tasked with being good stewards of Liverpool’s unique maritime buildings and spaces,” he says.

These developments are taking place within the wider context of Peel’s £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters regeneration scheme, which aims to transform a significant part of the waterfront.

To ensure shipping links are retained in many of the prominent private sector residential developments along the waterfront, various studies and surveys have been conducted.

Due to the nature and the scale of this wider regeneration scheme, consent was based on a Building Characterisation Precedent Public Realm Study and a detailed Cultural Heritage Baseline Study to ensure heritage is appropriately balanced with new scale and character for the future.

According to planning applications made to Sefton Council in 2012, the masterplan “takes

advantage of the site’s cultural heritage to integrate it with the new development”.

“Liverpool Waters is a massive regeneration scheme and we wanted to attract multiple sectors, including maritime,” explains Ian Pollitt, assistant project director at Liverpool Waters.

The land and property giant intends to keep Princes Dock as a maritime hub due to the “well represented” and “growing” nature of the shipping sector.

“We are restoring and preserving the remaining docks and bringing them back into use to ensure they remain part of the current future vision of the project,” adds Ian. Architects have also found significant value in salvaging authentic brickwork and in restoring shipping infrastructure from when the waterfront was originally an epicentre for global trade and commerce.

Harcourt Developments took on the vast Stanley Dock which saw the Titanic Hotel open in 2014. Extensive preparatory work continues on the second phase of the Dublin-based developers’ scheme, which will include 538 residential apartments at the derelict Tobacco Warehouse.

“Stanley Dock was clearly a strategic site in Liverpool and the quality of its design and standard of construction is also a reflection of the large and strategically important port,” says Joe Hynes, property executive at Harcourt Developments.

The Tobacco Warehouse was a direct result of the shipping industry, constructed with over 27 million bricks to make it the largest brick building in the world. Its 13 floors are each one hectare in size.

Joe explains how materials such as original exposed brick walls and concrete ceiling beams will be retained to reflect shipping links, and emphasises the importance of an appropriate balance to enhance the existing mercantile architecture.

“This is a key balancing act in the regeneration of Liverpool,” he says.

“The city is fortunate to have a multitude of enviable heritage assets. Tasteful and sensitively designed architecture will be key to retaining its shipping heritage.”

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Check for any loose bricks, cracks or flue blockages which could make your fireplace dangerous to use.

Your roof is there to protect you and your family, so remember to return the favour with a yearly inspection. Rain, ice and wind can wreak havoc and cause moisture damage and expensive repairs. To prevent this, look for any missing or broken tiles, cracks or signs of moss.

You’ve prepared the exterior of your home against the cold so now it’s time to focus on keeping your interior cosy. Check your central heating by simply giving it a trial run to make sure it’s all running smoothly. Booking a service at the beginning of autumn is also a good idea, as any problems you do find can be resolved before the winter rush.

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‘RED DWARF’ WENT SUPERNOVA WHEN IT TOUCHED DOWN ON BBC TWO IN THE LATE S AND REMAINS A CULT FAVOURITE WITH FANS ACROSS THE COSMOS TODAY LISTER RIMMER KRYTEN AND THE CAT HAVE RETURNED FOR AN ELEVENTH SERIES OF SCI-FI PARODY AND SMEG UPS ON DAVE AND YOUR MOVE HAS TAKEN FIVE WITH CO-CREATOR DOUG NAYLOR TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE NEW SEASON THE ABORTED ‘RED DWARF’ MOVIE AND HIS TIME STUDYING IN LIVERPOOL

INTERVIEW BY MARK LANGSHAW

‘RED DWARF XI’ MARKS YOUR SECOND FULL SEASON FOR DAVE FOLLOWING THE NINTH INSTALMENT ‘BACK TO EARTH’ HOW IS THIS SERIES DIFFERENT FROM THE LAST ONE? Both series were obviously made by UKTV but series 11 looks much better. It looks like we had a lot more money for this season, although we didn’t. After the success of ‘Red Dwarf X’ I felt we were able to be more ambitious and the response so far has been terrific.

At the end of the day it’s all ‘Red Dwarf ’ so series 11 can’t be completely different - there has to be consistency, but I can tell you that the reaction has been incredibly positive with lots of fans praising the production values since the first trailer landed.

A ‘RED DWARF’ MOVIE WAS STUCK IN DEVELOPMENT HELL AFTER THE SHOW’S BBC RUN ENDED WERE YOU ALWAYS CONFIDENT THERE WOULD BE MORE ‘DWARF’?

You can’t ever be 100% confident in case one of the guys doesn’t want to do it or can’t do it, but I knew they all wanted to make a film. It took a long time not to get the funding we needed, by

which time we probably wasted 10 years. Once we got over that everyone was keen to do more.

The biggest difficultly was Craig Charles being in ‘Coronation Street’ but he’s left the soap so that problem has gone away. We just have to make sure Danny John-Jules isn’t doing ‘Death in Paradise’ when we shoot.

JUST HOW BIG COULD THE FILM HAVE BEEN IF YOU’D DONE IT AT THE RIGHT TIME? It depends on how much the budget was. We were talking about a very big budget at one point and I was encouraged to rewrite the script to make it more expensive because the bankers who were raising the money didn’t think it was worth their while unless it was a lot of money.

If they had raised it, it’s hard to say whether it had made all of that money back. But if the budget had remained below £10 million I think it would have been very successful and done similar business to what ‘The Inbetweeners’ movies have managed.

ARE THERE ANY ELEMENTS FROM THE FILM THAT YOU SALVAGED FOR THE TV SHOW? There are definitely elements of the movie in series 10, a few bits and bobs. There were 30odd drafts of the film, cheaper ones and more expensive ones, and in the process of writing and rewriting there were some ideas I managed to salvage. I want to keep the premise of the film under wraps because there’s a good chance we could end up doing something in the future.

YOU AND YOUR FELLOW ‘RED DWARF’ CO-CREATOR ROB GRANT STUDIED PSYCHOLOGY AT UNIVERSITY HERE IN LIVERPOOL DO YOU LOOK BACK ON THAT TIME FONDLY? I don’t look back on it fondly as such. I didn’t like the course I was doing. I realised quite early on it wasn’t for me - I thought it was going to be more about the psychology and less about the statistics, so I didn’t go into uni very often.

I decided I wanted to write at that point and was reading a lot of books about how to produce scripts and then, quite rightly, got kicked out at the end of the second year for not doing the work or passing the exams.

I did receive one good piece of advice at uni, though. The professor who was kicking me out sat me down and asked me ‘what are you good at? If you think you’re not good at anything, you need to get good at something and do that as a job’. So I took that on board and my main interest at that point was writing scripts.

I really liked Liverpool as a city. The people are great, although weirdly when we cast ‘Red Dwarf ’ everyone on TV in a sitcom seemed to be from Liverpool and when Craig Charles emerged as the best person to play Lister in the auditions, I did worry that it was going to look like all these other shows. Of course now, that’s not the case at all. It’s weird how these things move in cycles.

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“WHEN WE CAST ‘RED DWARF’ EVERYONE ON TV IN A SITCOM SEEMED TO BE FROM LIVERPOOL I DID WORRY THAT IT WAS GOING TO LOOK LIKE ALL THESE OTHER SHOWS ”

IS STUDYING PSYCHOLOGY WHAT HELPED YOU CREATE SUCH CONVINCING NEUROSIS FOR RIMMER? Psychology is something Rob and I were interested in and it was kind of disappointing that we didn’t really learn much about it at uni.

We read books on the subject after the course so I think Rimmer’s neuroses stem from an interest in the topic.

YOU’VE SPOKEN AT LENGTH ABOUT THE BREAKDOWN OF YOUR PARTNERSHIP WITH ROB IF HE HAD A DRAMATIC CHANGE OF HEART AND WANTED TO RETURN TO ‘RED DWARF’ WOULD YOU BE UP FOR WORKING WITH HIM AGAIN? That’s not for me to say because he was very much the one who wanted to go off and do other things, and he did - he did ‘The Strangers’ and ‘Dark Ages’ as well as his novels. He wanted to work on his own and has certainly never called me and said he wants to write more - I don’t think he would want to, but never say never.

HOW DOES MAKING ‘RED DWARF’ FOR DAVE COMPARE TO MAKING IT FOR THE BBC? DO YOU HAVE MORE CREATIVE FREEDOM NOW? We’ve had creative freedom from both UKTV and the BBC. Nobody has ever really interfered but we never really felt a part of the BBC. We were always outsiders while UKTV are absolutely thrilled that we’re making it and couldn’t do more for us. They couldn’t be more enthusiastic.

WHERE WOULD YOU HAVE TAKEN ‘RED DWARF’ IF YOU’D HAD THE CHANCE TO MAKE A NINTH SERIES FOR THE BBC? It would absolutely have gone back to basics after series eight because that season was only a diversion. Rightly or wrongly, we used to throw away the format and that’s what we did in series three - it was quite different from two and six was different from five, eight was different to seven and so on.

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HEALTHY BREAKFAST Going out for breakfast doesn’t necessarily mean your morning has to begin with deep fried gluttony and a side helping of extra calories. There are plenty of venues in Liverpool serving up AM feasts which are as easy on the waistline as they are on the taste buds, and we’ve rounded up three of the best for you to try.

WOLF IT DOWN White Wolf Yoga & Kitchen, Cook Street White Wolf Yoga & Kitchen’s breakfast offering is good enough to make health-conscious vegans and vegetarians howl with delight. The Big Boston Breakfast, which consists of seasoned seitan steak and scrambled turmeric tofu served with a warm tortilla wrap and sides of spiced black beans and crushed avocado is among the meatless menu’s highlights.

ECLIPSES THE REST The Moon & Pea, Lark Lane Located in the artisan stronghold of Lark Lane, The Moon & Pea is a top choice for a morning pit stop, with a breakfast and brunch menu packed with fresh and traditional favourites. Its homemade granola with Greek yoghurt, honey and fruit is one of the best healthy alternatives to a calorific fry-up in South Liverpool.

UP YOUR STREET Bakchich, Bold Street Lebanese street food purveyor Bakchich brings a touch of Beirut to Bold Street and is an ideal pick for those who embrace the unconventional. The Full Lebanese Breakfast makes a refreshing change from its English counterpart, with minimal frying and no meat.

Instead you’ll be tucking into sumac fried egg, pomegranate seed-studded yoghurt, halloumi cheese and tomatoes.

NOVA RESTAURANT Pensby Road, Heswall, CH60 In the town of Heswall in Wirral sits Nova; a restaurant which offers modern British dining with a relaxed approach.

Described as ‘Wirral’s best kept secret’, I was excited to visit to see if it lived up to the hype.

Located away from the hustle and bustle of Telegraph Street and its many eateries, Nova is so unassuming you might miss it. The intimate restaurant has a relaxed and cosy vibe with modern décor and is perfect for large or small parties.

Arriving on a Thursday evening, we decided on the early doors menu; three courses for £18.50 which offers brilliant value for money.

High quality, local and carefully sourced ingredients are of upmost importance at Nova. The menu is reflective of this with a small but delicious selection of dishes.

While my dining partner and I browsed the menu, canapés and complimentary homemade bread with oil and balsamic vinegar were brought to the table and were a delightful start to the meal. The black pudding canapé with apple sauce was surprisingly tasty and hinted towards the adventurous flavours to come.

To start, I ordered the spiced duck salad with

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couscous and cress. The oriental flavour combinations were balanced excellently and the duck was just how you want it: crispy on the outside with soft meat inside. My friend opted for the smoked haddock fishcake with an assortment of leeks. The dish was full of textures with the crispy fishcake pairing perfectly with the creamy sauce and pickled leeks.

Throughout the evening the waiting staff were excellent and the service was some of the best I’ve received. Even when the restaurant started to get busy, the staff were always on hand to answer any questions about the menu.

Next up was the mains, and my friend chose the chicken and leek pie served with poached chicken, pickled leeks and vegetables.

Presented beautifully as a small individual pie, it was encased in delicious pastry and was full of flavour. As with all of Nova’s food, it takes humble British staples to new heights and manages to reinvent even the most traditional of dishes.

For my main, I picked the rump of lamb with spiced cauliflower and courgette (£2.50 supplement). The lamb was pink and melted

in the mouth but perhaps the star of the plate was the vegetables. Often an afterthought in some restaurants, the different types of courgette and spiced cauliflower were delicious and it was great to taste everyday produce in a new, exciting way.

To end the meal, my dining partner went for the pistachio and dried apricot tart, while I decided on the strawberry panna cotta.

The vanilla panna cotta was light and creamy, with a sweet kick from the strawberry jelly. Although I’m not a big fan of jelly, the dessert was a refreshing end to the meal. The taste of my friend’s pistachio and dried apricot tart was reminiscent of a Greek baklava with mixed nutty, sweet flavours.

From the first canapé to the final dessert, the presentation and overall aesthetic of the dishes was beautiful. Our enjoyment of food is about so much more than how it tastes, and Nova styles its dishes perfectly to reflect the ingredients used.

While there’s sometimes style over substance, this was definitely not the case here. Whether you live in Wirral or across the water, Nova is certainly worth a visit.

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More than 300,000 extra visitors a year, £600 million of investment, 20,000 new jobs… this is the legacy of Manchester’s 2002 Commonwealth Games. With figures like these it’s not difficult to see why Mayor Joe Anderson and Liverpool City Council are taken with the idea of hosting the 2026 edition.

Alongside these headline statistics, when it comes to assessing the impact of the games on our near neighbour’s fortunes, the sports-led regeneration of East Manchester - once one of England’s most underprivileged areas - is hard to ignore.

Following Manchester’s successful bid for the games in 1995 the construction of the City of Manchester Stadium, now Manchester City FC’s Etihad Stadium, an athletics stadium and a tennis centre - all in the east of the city - kickstarted the significant regeneration of the area.

Development continues to this day with Manchester City FC working alongside Manchester City Council on a number of major projects including the new £18m Manchester Institute of Health and Performance, to be built next to the sprawling Etihad complex.

Announcing Liverpool’s intention to explore a bid for the 2026 games, Mayor Anderson said he believed hosting an event of this scale would be an “incredibly important catalyst for regeneration and investment” right here too.

Citing the example of Manchester in his letter to culture secretary John Whittingdale, Mayor Anderson stated that the games could deliver a “boost” for deprived parts of North Liverpool.

At a recent city council meeting, a cross-party motion welcomed the commitment from the Mayor, suggesting such a bid would “inspire and encourage people to get involved in sport as well as delivering a legacy of regeneration for the city and city region”.

The motion added that a successful bid for the games would give Liverpool the chance to replicate Team GB’s Rio Olympic success on a local level.

Preparatory work on Liverpool’s bid is underway in anticipation of the Commonwealth Games Federation releasing details in the autumn of what’s expected from the cities interested in bidding.

IS LIVERPOOL READY TO HOST? Funding aside, hosting a major sporting event like the Commonwealth Games would require a network of venues including an athletics stadium, velodrome and swimming pool.

Glasgow, host city in 2014, already had 70% of its sports stadia in place ahead of the games boasting three stadiums with capacities exceeding 40,000 (Celtic Park, Ibrox and Hampden Park), alongside The SEE Hydro arena and various other satellite venues.

Anfield Stadium is currently the only arena within Liverpool’s boundaries which comes close – holding just over 54,000 spectators thanks to the recently upgraded Main Stand.

Outline planning permission is also in place to extend the Anfield Road stand in the future, feasibly boosting the famous old ground’s capacity to almost 59,000.

Across Stanley Park, Mayor Anderson has suggested a new and much needed Everton FC stadium could form part of the bid with the club and the council currently in discussions over two potential sites – one being the current Sound City festival site, Bramley-Moore Dock.

The mayor and the council remain tightlipped with regards to which venues could form part of Liverpool’s bid, so discussion of the following sites is simply speculation at this stage.

The revamped Anfield will later this year

play host to the Rugby League World Cup Final before the Netball World Championships take place at Echo Arena Liverpool in 2019, showcasing the city’s ability to accommodate two sports which will more than likely feature at the 2026 games.

A £90,000 investment from Sport England to refurbish the courts at Liverpool Tennis Centre alongside a £650,000 joint investment from Sport England and England Athletics to revamp track facilities at Wavertree Athletics Centre will no doubt further enhance Liverpool’s chances of lodging a successful bid.

As for cycling events, perhaps the £1.4m Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park in Huyton, which features a 400m velodrome built to national competition standards, could be utilised.

Away from sport, Mayor Anderson has cited Liverpool’s track record of delivering “high profile, large scale” events including last year’s visit by the Three Queens and 2014’s Giant Spectacular, which brought a combined audience of 2.2m onto the city’s streets.

This year Liverpool has again proved its ability to organise and deliver a major global event with the International Festival for Business (IFB) taking place over three weeks in June and welcoming more than 30,000 delegates from 100 countries.

High profile politicians and sporting stars from Britain’s second city have given their backing to a possible ‘Brum’ bid with former Prime Minister David Cameron urging city leaders to “think big” as they consider lodging their interest as hosts.

In terms of current venues, the city is mobhanded with a new 50-metre swimming pool at the University of Birmingham; Villa Park football stadium which can hold over 42,000 spectators and The Alexander Stadium recently the subject of a £12.5m redevelopment programme which included the addition of a 5,000 seater stand.

LONDON Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has received a proposal to bid for the 2026 games centered on South London. As part of the plans, Crystal Palace National Sports Centre would undergo a substantial refurbishment.

The capital has not staged the Commonwealth Games since 1934, when it was still known as the Empire Games, and it’s hoped the event could unlock the untapped potential of the area south of the River Thames.

EDMONTON CANADA Financial issues led to the withdrawal of Edmonton’s bid for the 2022 games, but Canada’s fifth largest city hasn't given up on hosting the event just yet and is thought to be planning to return with a renewed bid for 2026.

Host city in 1978, Edmonton has an impressive list of venues including a number which were opened for the games almost 40 years ago, chief amongst them being the Commonwealth Stadium - Canada’s biggest stadium, with a capacity of over 50,000.

AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND Details on a possible bid from New Zealand’s largest city are scarce, however if the ‘City of Sails’ did decide to join the race for 2026 it’s already well stocked when it comes to venues.

The destination is home to a considerable number of rugby union, cricket and rugby league arenas including the country’s biggest stadium Eden Park, which can hold up 60,000 spectators.

PORT MOSLEY PAPA NEW GUINEA At first glance the capital of Papa New Guinea may seem like an unusual candidate to host the games but Port Mosley is in fact a rapidly expanding city well versed in holding major sporting events.

The city’s intention to bid for the 2026 games was revealed during the closing ceremony of the Pacific Games in 2015, and later this year it will welcome 17 teams for the 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.

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The Wirral Arts Festival, various venues

Liverpool Irish Festival, various venues

The annual family-friendly festival returns, offering live entertainment, workshops, storytelling and art, science and engineering activities.

A programme of culture, performances, film and music commemorates the centenary of the Easter Rising.

Nina – A Story About Me and Nina Simone, Unity Theatre

Bear Grylls: Endeavour, Echo Arena

Olivier Awardnominated actress, Josette BushellMingo OBE brings a theatrical explosion to honour the legacy of one of the most extraordinary artists of the 20th Century – Nina Simone.

Bear Grylls takes audiences on an immersive and theatrical expedition to bring six true stories of human survival to life.

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Teleman, LEAF The alternative rock four-piece returns to Liverpool to perform new material as well as songs from recent albums ‘Breakfast’ and ‘Brilliant Sanity’.

16 Miss Saigon 25th Anniversary screening, Plaza Community Cinema Critically acclaimed musical ‘Miss Saigon’ tells the romantic story of an American GI and a Vietnamese girl during the Vietnam War in the 1970s.

28−29 Frankenstein, Everyman Mary Shelley’s dark and terrifying tale is performed by the Young Everyman Playhouse during the Halloween season as part of the Liverpool Literary Festival.

The Voodoo Ball – Return to Afrotopia, Invisible Wind Factory A truly magical experience runs alongside the annual Wake the Dead Halloween carnival – a city centre Halloween extravaganza.

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Psycho: Film with live orchestra, Liverpool Philharmonic Give yourself a fright with Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’.

Bernard Herrmann’s film score will be performed live by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

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A dramatic and haunting ballet performance tells the mysterious story of Anastasia during the Russian Revolution, accompanied by the music of Tchaikovsky and Martin.

03 Can Trump Defy The Odds?, Waterstones Liverpool ONE Join US scholars from Liverpool John Moores University to discuss whether one of the most divisive figures to stand for public office can win.

KT Tunstall, O2 Academy The ‘Suddenly I See’ singer and BRIT award-winner tours to promote her latest album, bringing a spiritual follow up to her debut ‘Eye to the Telescope’.

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Susan Hills’ Woman in Black, Playhouse The spine-chilling ghost story brought to you in an ingenious stage adaptation, providing atmosphere, illusion and horror.

Ned Boulting’s Bikeology, Epstein Theatre Journalist, television presenter and best-selling author Ned Boulting presents a hurtling descent through cycling’s history, inspired by his experience covering the sport’s biggest race.

07−12 Gin Party in the Palm House, Sefton Park Hosted by Liverpool Distillery in the picturesque Sefton Park Palm House, the fourth ‘Gin Party’ brings live music, gin-themed activities and over 20 different boutique gins.

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12 Liverpool Print Fair, Bluecoat A wide variety of print work from printmakers, designers and illustrators will be showcased by The Print Social.

Seann Walsh: One for the Road, St George’s Hall Comedian Seann Walsh brings his successful observational stand-up comedy and perfectly timed delivery to Liverpool in a new show.

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Four Nations Final, Anfield stadium England, Australia, New Zealand and Scotland battle it out to be crowned the 2016 Four Nations Champions - one of the most coveted accolades in Rugby League.

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The Catherine Tate Show, Empire Theatre Critically acclaimed comedian Catherine Tate presents never before seen sketches as part of an extensive UK tour which unites some of her best-known characters from her successful BBC series.

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• TH I N GS TO D O W ITH A YO UNG FA MILY • THE CHRIS AND PUI SHOW

28 October, The Floral Pavilion

CBeebies favourites and hosts of the popular ‘Show Me Show Me’, Chris and Pui will delight your little ones with appearances from the likes of the Gingerbread Man, the Ugly Duckling and Miss Mouse along with the ever popular ‘toys’ Tom, Momo, Teddington and Stuff. Songs, sketches and lots of laughs are in store.

Tickets are priced at £13.50 for adults and £11.50 for children with a family ticket available for £46 (two adults, two children).

Take your budding astronauts on a journey that’s truly out of this world as the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra presents music from sci-fi favourites such as ‘Doctor Who’, ‘E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial’ and ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’.

Tickets range from £11 to £19 for adults and £8 to £12 for children.

THE RAILWAY CHILDREN

15-26 October, The Epstein

A new adaptation of the much loved family favourite ‘The Railway Children’ comes to the The Epstein this October.

The story of siblings Roberta, Peter and Phyllis, forced to leave their London home and move to a railway cottage in Yorkshire when their father is wrongly imprisoned, this heart-warming tale charts their new friendships and life in the country.

Tickets are priced at £10 adults and £9 children while a family ticket (two adults and two children) is available at £34.

FAMILY SATURDAY

29 October, Victoria Gallery & Museum The Victoria Gallery & Museum plays host to a series of family fun days this autumn and our pick of the bunch takes place on 29 October.

Featuring a screening of hit film ‘Osmosis Jones’ there’s also plenty of family crafts to take part in including creating a creepy ‘plague mask’ inspired by the book ‘Micrographia’, famous for its drawing of the flea which carried the deadly plague.

Just in time for Halloween!

The event is free and no booking is required.

BEASTIE

INTERGALACTIC JOURNEY

6 November, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

LIVERPOOL ONE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS SWITCH ON

20-22 October, Unity Theatre

10 November, Liverpool ONE

There’s a mysterious creature roaming the streets of Liverpool and this October the Unity Theatre is asking you to help find it.

View the secret footage and begin the search!

Beastie is an interactive performance from theatre company Lone Twin, which takes your youngsters on a magical adventure.

Tickets are £8. Children must be aged between six and 10.

It may seem like only yesterday that you were taking down the Christmas decorations but the festive season is just around the corner and Liverpool ONE will be marking it in style once again with the UK’s tallest Christmas tree and plenty of festive fun for all the family.

The big switch on takes place on 10 November.

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T H E AT R E , AT T R AC T I O N S A N D M U S I C I N L I V E R P O O L

The Two Gentlemen of Verona

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OCTOBER LIVERPOOL PLAYHOUSE In a production created by Shakespeare’s Globe theatre and currently on a national tour, ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ shows the Bard’s comedy at its best.

A tale of love and betrayal, this production has received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. Join in the romance and the chaos when it heads to the Liverpool Playhouse on 5 October.

Tickets from £9.50 - £26.

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FILM ‘FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM’ FILM

RELEASED IN CINEMAS NOVEMBER It’s what Harry Potter fans everywhere have been waiting for.

The film adaptation of JK Rowling’s book of the same name, ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’, acts as a prequel to the Potter series and follows the story of British Ministry of Magic employee Newt Scamander (played by Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne) and his battle with the New Salem Philanthropic Society which aims to wipe out wizard-kind.

Rated PG.

Liverpool Music Week FESTIVAL

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Now in its 12th year Liverpool Music Week has become a highlight of the city’s events calendar and if this year’s stellar line-up is anything to go by, organisers are not taking that for granted.

Featuring eight days of music across a host of venues and performances from the likes of Massachusetts rockers Dinosaur Jr. (pictured), indie favourites Warpaint and legendary composer and director John Carpenter, this year’s event is not to be missed.

Wristbands cost £50 but individual gig tickets are also available.

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JOSH WIDDICOMBE - WHAT DO I DO NOW? COMEDY

NOVEMBER LIVERPOOL EMPIRE Funnyman and star of Channel 4’s ‘The Last Leg’, Josh Widdicombe brings his new stand-up show ‘What do I do now?’ to Liverpool this November.

The comedian and radio host - who also writes and stars in a self-titled BBC sitcom - will discuss his personal annoyances and irritations through his hilarious observations.

Tickets from £22.15.

THE BOY WITH THE TAPE ON HIS FACE

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OCTOBER THE EPSTEIN A comedy performance with no dialogue delivered by a silent comedian with tape on his face? It may not sound like the recipe for success but this quirky, visually impressive performance has been selling out venues all across the UK - including a smash hit run in London’s West End. And now ‘TAPE FACE’ is bringing his unique brand of comedy to Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre.

Tickets are £16.50 for adults and £14.50 for concessions.

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With a packed undercard including bouts between local favourite Derry Mathews and Luke Campbell and more fights yet to be announced, this is set to be an electric night.

Tickets from £44.50.

PRIMAL SCREAM MUSIC

NOVEMBER THE OLYMPIA Scottish five-piece Primal Scream bring their distinctive brand of rock and roll to The Olympia this November.

Led by legendary frontman Bobby Gillespie, the band has amassed a huge fan base since forming in the eighties with anthems like ‘Higher than the Sun’, ‘Rocks’ and ‘Movin’ on Up’ and excitement is already at fever pitch over their Liverpool gig.

Tickets cost £27.50.

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CLUB NIGHTS

THE BEST CLUB NIGHTS IN TOWN

CLUB EVENTS COMING SOON OCTOBER 6-9/ Red Bull Music Academy UK Tour Club nights are in the pipeline as Red Bull brings its party to the city. Greg Wilson is getting ready to lead a line-up of DJs for the ‘Credit to the Edit’ night at Buyers Club on 6 October.

Plus Kenny Dope, Kidkanevil and No Fakin’ DJs will bring Immortal Sounds of Hip House to The Merchant on 7 October.

The Invisible Wind Factory will also become Club Cosmos on 8 October, as Moodyman, Hunee B2B Young Marco, Sassy J and Or:La control the dancefloor.

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DJs will take over Constellations and The Observatory from 8pm until 4am for this special fundraising night, held in memory of Cream’s Tony Barton.

Angie Brown (Bizare Inc) will lead the ‘main room’ lineup with a live set, plus John Kelly and Andy Carroll B2B Paul Bleasdale are among other acts on the bill.

Tickets are £10 and proceeds will be donated to the Bloom Appeal.

Collages by Philip Hayes, who has sold artwork to the likes of The Cavern and The Farm, will also be sold on the night with part of the income adding to money raised.

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Wonder Pot teams up with Cold Blooded to bring UK techno DJ Randomer to 24 Kitchen Street.

The electronic artist will be joined on the night at the Baltic Triangle warehouse by Wonder Pot resident and Scenery Records boss ASOK, along with support from Toby Chang, Blenky and Kevin.

15/ Chibuku Camp & Furnace Daytime Special Chibuku will take over the

Baltic Triangle venue with three stages of top acts from 2-11pm.

Joy Orbison, Skream, Andy C, Hannah Wants and very special guest George Fitzgerald are just some of the names lined up to bring the party.

29/ Liverpool Disco Festival Curated by Hustle and Croatia’s SuncéBeat, the inaugural Liverpool Disco Festival is heading to Baltic Triangle venues with a packed line-up of guests.

Headliners include Odyssey and their full live seven-piece band, techno titan Juan Atkins and Spen and Karizma, who’ll cover everything from afro-funk to broken beat and hip hop.

The midday to midnight festivities will be followed by an after party to keep you dancing until 5am.

NOVEMBER 5/ ENRG: #03 Sound Energy Producer and DJ duo Bicep headlines this sound energy experience at The Kazimier’s Invisible Wind Factory venue.

Or:la and Blehrin will complete the line-up for the electronic event in Liverpool’s northern docklands, taking place from 10pm to 4am.

26/ Creamfields presents Steel Yard Following its successful arrival at this year’s Creamfields festival, Steel Yard will return for a special 10,000 capacity party at Central Docks, Liverpool Waters.

Electronic stars Axwell & Ingrosso will top the bill at the event within Creamfields’ exclusively designed 20-metre high Steel Yard superstructure.

Special guests are still to be announced for the spectacle, which will take place from 9pm until 4am with tickets from £40.

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EVENT

Guests filled the dancefloor during the event The new-look nightspot was unveiled with a VIP celebration The venue’s bespoke cocktail menu was served

NEW BAR EBGBS LAUNCHES BENEATH HEEBIE JEEBIES Mike Snowdon (Microcosm)

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special VIP launch event marked the opening of EBGBS, a new nightspot situated in the basement of Seel Street’s Heebie Jeebies.

Guests were entertained by breakdancers, Vogue performers from The House of Suarez, fire dancers and live music from local bands while sampling some of the highlights from the bespoke cocktail menu.

Attendees had the chance to kick back in the venue’s bikerinspired chill-out bar Lone Wolf or immerse themselves in the action in the main club room. The doors were opened to the general public for the first time from 11pm on the launch evening.

Drawing influence from the site’s 200-year history, EBGBS combines the underground feel of Heebie Jeebies with a hightech sound system, neon signage and graffiti-inspired artwork.

Going forward, the main club room will play host to events including long-running indie night Liquidation, Gigantic, Shush Silent Disco and Ministry of Sound evenings.

The Head Hunters took the stage

Rachael Clark (Your Move) and Becky Illsley (High Times)

Joe Totti, Tanya and Elijah James (The Life of Totti)

VIP attendees enjoyed entertainment in the basement venue

Paul Rogers and Col Taylor (Cyclops Ape)

The venue’s bar features biker inspired design

Attendees sampled the drinks offer during the launch

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STREETLIFE THE PIZZA & PROSECCO MINI FESTIVAL

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Street food vendors Pizza Pedler and Pizzaloco served up a range of slices using their traditional wood fire ovens.

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LIVERPOOL VINTAGE KILO FAIR

The last Liverpool Vintage Kilo Fair of the year took place at Mountford Hall - just in time for the arrival of the city’s latest stud ent intake.

Over five tonnes of retro fashion was on offer at the event priced at £15 per kilo.

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COMING SOON SPANISH WINE TASTING AT PEN FACTORY

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