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YOURMOVEMAGAZINE.COM / ISSUE 443 / 14 JUL – 27 JUL 2017 / FREE EVERY FORTNIGHT

WORLD HERITAGE STATUS HOW IMPORTANT IS LIVERPOOL’S UNESCO TITLE?

The Open returns to the city region Local pro Paul Waring is ready to compete

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EDITOR’S LETTER Liverpool has been hitting national headlines in recent weeks as it faces the prospect of losing its UNESCO World Heritage Site (WHS) status.

As the debate around the importance of the WHS to the growth of the city rumbles on, we speak to a range of experts with differing views to find out whether it’s worth fighting for.

And on the eve of The Open’s return to Royal Birkdale, the Liverpool City Region’s own golfing pro Paul Waring chats to Your Move about competing this year.

Plus we’ve called on some of Liverpool’s masters of mixology to share their perfect summer cocktail recipes.

Whether you’re looking to wow guests with a show-stopping drink or simply relax with a refreshing concoction, our range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic suggestions will have you shaking up something special.

NATASHA YOUNG Editor

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34 Hot Topic Experts debate the importance of Liverpool’s UNESCO World Heritage Site status

44 Talent in the City Liverpool City Region golfer Paul Waring gets ready for The Open 48 Shaken and Served Liverpool mixologists provide summer cocktail recipes 51 Food & Drink Our reviewer puts Vincent Asian Kitchen’s bowl food to the test 54 Streetlife What’s on around Liverpool

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MARKET HIGHLIGHTS

WE SERVE UP A SELECTION OF D I N I N G R O O M S O N T H E M A R K E T

ÂŁ155,000 Grassington Crescent, Halewood, L25 Minimalist dĂŠcor and a mix of neutral tones make for a sophisticated dining room in this three-bedroom, semi-detached home.

Double glazed French doors, surrounded by chic floor-length curtains, fill the dining area with plenty of light and open out onto the rear garden.

Compact and equipped with a radiator, the room is perfect for a family meal or entertaining dinner time guests all year round.

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£250,000 Church Road, Woolton, L25 A timber framed sash window, original York stone flooring and a tiled cast iron fireplace bring bags of character to this spacious dining room, which is brightened up with a burst of green.

Mismatching chairs and shelves filled with trinkets add to the charming vintage look.

Steps from the dining room lead down to a cellar featuring a utility area and storage space for the twobedroom home, and the room also links through to the kitchen so the food is never far from the dining table.

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£200,000 Brereton Avenue, Wavertree, L15 A bold brick-style wallpaper is an eye-catching feature of this otherwise simple dining room.

Coupled with a single pendant light and decorative ‘EAT’ signage for contemporary style, the area provides a place to dine together or relax within the four-bedroom mid-terrace house.

The dining room has UPVC double doors leading out into a rear yard, and also links through to the kitchen.

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Monkswell Drive, Wavertree, L15

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Ullet Road, Aigburth, L17

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

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Booker Avenue, Calderstones, L18

Offers Over £375,000

Waterloo Warehouse, City Centre, L3

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Brereton Avenue, Wavertree, L15 • Character Mid Terrace • Four Double Bedrooms • Separate Reception Rooms • Popular Location

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New Instruction – beautifully presented three bed executive apartment in popular Unity Building, perfectly located in the business sector of the city and a short walk away from the waterfront and retail sector. With a host of features to include secure allocated parking, balcony, modern kitchen with integrated appliances, main bathroom and en-suite, resident’s gym, ground floor communal courtyard. Also option to include furniture, viewing a must!

Church Road, Roby £425,000

The Colonnades, L3 £359,950

West Tower, L3 £260,000

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• Two Bed Apartment • Historic Grade II building • Modern Kitchen/ Sep Utility • Brick Barrel Vaulted Ceiling • Secure Allocated Parking

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£84,950

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Cycle storage onsite. Close to amenities and easy access to transport links. Close to the waterfront and the business district.

£575pcm

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Regency Chambers

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One Bedroom Apartment Fully furnished Great Location

£775pcm

£675pcm

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£57,500

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£229,950

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£120,000

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NEWS Show apartments unveiled at The Cargo Building Initial demand for the new apartments has been high

Show apartments have been unveiled at Liverpool’s largest private rented sector (PRS) development.

The Cargo Building, located between Liverpool ONE and the Baltic Triangle, features a mix of 324 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Initial demand is said to have been high for the brand new development, which overlooks Albert Dock and also incorporates a 24-hour concierge service and an on-site gym.

Residents, who are due to start moving into the properties from August, will also receive free broadband as well as access to a private function room and use of the ‘Cargo Lounge’, where they can meet and socialise with fellow tenants.

The Cargo Building is wholly owned by Vista UK Residential Real Estate Fund, a residential property fund established in 2014.

Vista is a joint venture between Countrywide PLC and Hermes Investment Management.

LIVERPOOL PROPERTY AGENT BACKS LOCAL SPORTING TALENT Liverpool Property Solutions (LPS) is sponsoring the city’s sporting talent as part of its ongoing commitment to the local community.

Budding indoor kart racer Leo Jackson is being backed by the estate and lettings agency as he competes in events up and down the country.

In addition, LPS has also sponsored 20 new kits for Liverpool’s John Mitchels GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) underage team, which takes part in Gaelic football

tournaments across the UK and Ireland.

Young people from the age of four upwards train for free with the team at the Gaelic pitch in South Liverpool’s Greenbank Park on Saturday mornings.

Joe Gervin, director at LPS, says: “We always take great care to invest back in the community that we live and work in.

“Our sponsorship of Leo Jackson and the John Mitchels Gaelic team reflects this and we wish them every success in their respective sports.”

Leo Jackson competes in races across the country

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NEWS

New initiative to assist those without help from ‘bank of mum and dad’ Elan has launched a new initiative to assist buyers who can’t access help from the ‘bank of mum and dad’.

Paul Nicholson

CITY LANDLORDS URGED TO BE PREPARED FOR EPC CHANGES Liverpool landlords are being urged to prepare early for changes to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).

Paul Nicholson, managing director of Luxor Group, believes new rules taking effect in April 2018 could have “significant” cost implications for city property owners.

The regulations will require all PRS (private rented sector) homes to have a minimum EPC rating of E or it will be illegal to rent them out.

The rule applies to new tenancies and renewals only, but will be extended to existing tenancies by 2020.

Any home rated F or G must be improved or risk being taken off the rental market, and failing to comply could result in substantial fines.

Listed buildings are exempt from the changes provided landlords have done as much as they are permitted to in order to make them energy efficient.

Nicholson says Luxor Group has already started checking its properties with the new regulations in mind, and explains: “The government will be publishing detailed guidelines in October to clarify the new rules and outline the obligations of landlords and agents, which will hopefully confirm a proposed cap on improvements.

“With the sheer volume of PRS homes in the city, these new rules are likely to have a significant cost implication for landlords. With the timeline narrowing, landlords should act now to avoid any surprises.

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Celebrating the success of its Aigburth Grange development, where half of the homes have now been sold, the housebuilder is now offering a gifted contribution towards the deposit on selected properties.

The firm believes the extra help will make a “significant difference” for house hunters trying to save enough to take a step on the property ladder.

Marie Morris, sales director for Elan Homes in the North, explains: “A record number of buyers now receive help from their parents when setting up home with the so-called ‘bank of mum and dad’ now ranked among the biggest lenders.

“We recognise that not all buyers are in the fortunate position to have

their families boost their finances and even then they may find it difficult to raise the level of deposit some mortgage lenders require.”

Buyers of Elan’s three-bedroom ‘Glossop’ style property at Aigburth Grange could benefit from the scheme, with the potential for up to £5,000 to be contributed towards the deposit.

For more information call Elan on 0845 250 8677.

The ‘Glossop’ style home at Aigburth Grange

CHILDWALL VILLAGE SCHEME MAKES PROGRESS

The homes are due to be completed later this year

Two new-build luxury homes have been launched to the market in Childwall Village ahead of completion later this year.

Delph Estates is now inviting potential buyers to make reservations and expressions of interest at its Vicarage Gardens scheme.

The growing housebuilder is developing a four-bedroom ‘The Abbey’ style property with private gardens of around 0.2 acres, and a fivebedroom ‘The Glebe’ home with almost 0.5 acres of private grounds at the site.

The houses, set behind automated gates, include features such as Siematic kitchens, Duravit and Hansgrohe bathroom furniture and fittings and Porecelanosa tiles as well as underfloor heating throughout.

Sister company Delph Interiors works with Delph Estates on the interiors of the properties, enabling bespoke packages to also be offered to buyers.

Delph Estates acquired the Vicarage Gardens site over a period of just six weeks at the turn of the year, and also has two other developments underway to create a total of five additional luxury homes.

As it continues to expand its capabilities and offer, the company is looking for further opportunities in Liverpool and the wider North West.

For more information call Delph Estates on 0151 708 0201.

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Liverpool agent urges landlords to build ‘buy-to-let empire’ in city Bluerow Homes director Helen Griffin-Booth

A Liverpool estate agent is urging landlords to build their “buy-to-let empire” in the city.

Helen Griffin-Booth, director of Bluerow Homes, is responding to the Residential Landlords Association’s (RLA) list of top buy-to-let hotspots in the UK, which was topped by Liverpool.

The result, based on research conducted by mortgage broker Private Finance, revealed that the city offers an average rental yield of 8% after mortgage costs have been deducted.

This puts Liverpool considerably ahead of its closest competitors Nottingham, which is at 5.6%, and Coventry on 5.4%.

Helen says: “The rental yields on offer in Liverpool are truly off the scale and I urge landlords and prospective landlords to build their buy-tolet empire in the city.

“Liverpool’s rental market has seen a significant boost from students and a rising number of young professionals choosing the city to grow their careers.

“Location is vastly important in choosing where to invest in property and cities like Liverpool that have growing industries, universities and affordable housing will continue to thrive as buy-to-let hotspots.”

HELPING HAND FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS AT NORRIS GREEN DEVELOPMENT First-time buyers in Norris Green are being offered further support to get onto the property ladder.

Countryside has launched a new ‘First Time Buyer Package’ which buyers at The Avenue at NGV Liverpool can benefit from in addition to the government-backed Help to Buy scheme.

The initiative enables house hunters to secure a three-bedroom property in the developer’s ‘Ellesmere’ style at a more affordable monthly cost, and also includes a fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, upgraded flooring and a family bathroom suite with Porcelanosa tiles.

Peter Vella, regional sales and marketing director at Countryside, says: “Buying your first home can be an extremely daunting process and we’re always looking for ways to make that transition as stress-free as possible.

“The First Time Buyer Package on our Ellesmere home was created following careful consideration into what our buyers want and need and in the past couple of months alone we have sold 11 Ellesmere properties.

“It’s designed to help buyers alleviate some of the additional costs and concerns that they would be faced with had they bought elsewhere.”

The Avenue is the second phase of the NGV Liverpool housing development

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LIVERPOOL’S POSITION AS A WORLD HERITAGE SITE WHS HAS NEVER BEEN MORE PRECARIOUS WITH ITS REMOVAL FROM UNESCO’S PRESTIGIOUS LIST A VERY REAL POSSIBILITY IN BUT WHAT DOES THE STATUS REALLY MEAN FOR THE CITY? IS IT A GREAT BENEFIT WE CAN’T AFFORD TO LOSE OR A SUPERFLUOUS LABEL STIFLING MUCH-NEEDED DEVELOPMENT? WE ASK EXPERTS FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE ARGUMENT

“An outstanding example of a world mercantile port city” - words onced used by UNESCO to describe Liverpool, which is now on the brink of becoming just the third location to lose its WHS status since 1978.

First inscribed in 2004, Liverpool’s WHS covers six areas of the city centre and the docks; Albert Dock, Pier Head, Ropewalks and Castle Street, William Brown Street and Stanley Dock conservation areas.

Alongside medieval monuments in Kosovo, Liverpool is the only other European site on

UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ list. It’s a list it was added to in 2012, with the granting of planning permission for the £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters project cited as the main reason.

At the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee in Krakow earlier this month, the commission expressed its “deep concern” that a number of projects have been approved which could have “potentially highly adverse and irreversible impacts” on the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of Liverpool’s WHS. The committee concluded that Liverpool’s

status on the WHS list will be considered for deletion at its 42nd session next year unless the offending planning approvals are reversed and the scale and design of Liverpool Waters radically altered.

When approached by Your Move, Peel, the company behind the controversial scheme, declined to comment.

We spoke to heritage and development experts to get their views on whether Liverpool’s WHS status is something worth fighting for.

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LIVERPOOL’S WORLD HERITAGE STATUS

PROFESSOR LIN FOXHALL

head of the University of Liverpool’s School of Histories, Languages and Cultures, and organiser of the city’s recent ‘Heritage, Curation and Regeneration’ symposium.

The city hasn't made as much of the WHS as it could have done in its promotional literature and its work around tourism.

We can celebrate Liverpool’s heritage without it but it’s really important and we should be working to keep it if we possibly can – it doesn't have to stifle development.

The city is a living, breathing organism. I don't think any heritage expert would say you have to preserve everything and never get rid of anything – it doesn't work like that.

You have to allow change and where buildings can be repurposed like the Titanic Hotel and Harcourt Development’s plans for the Tobacco Warehouse, that’s great.

Heritage ought to be part of regeneration - it's one of the things that sells the place and makes it more prosperous.

J O H N BE L C H E M

a key member of the team which brought WHS status to Liverpool in 2004.

Liverpool has never realised what a glittering prize it was to be inscribed as a WHS in 2004.

I shall be devastated if we lose it. I think the loss of the WHS would be more significant than its actual acquisition.

In the long term it’s far more significant than being Capital of Culture in 2008 which was just a one-off, one-year party whereas the WHS is meant to be something permanent and something upon which you can really build and develop your city.

People have just lived off the fact that if you’ve got The Beatles, the football and Scouse then that’s enough to bring people here.

To a certain extent that’s true, but once they get here what they really like about Liverpool is its sense of place and that sense of place comes from its incredible built environment.

What I can’t understand about Liverpool is why there is this polarised opposition between heritage and development – they’re not in conflict.

I couldn't think of a better selling line if I was developing property than to say ‘look, this property is right next to a WHS’ – it should be a win-win.

Liverpool City Council should be working with the government to make sure we don't get the stigma and shame of being only the third WHS to lose that status.

“The World Heritage Committee does seem more capable of being judgmental than engaging in constructive dialogue on how the city should develop” ST E VE PAR R Y

managing director of ION Developments, which is behind the mixed-use regeneration of Lime Street.

Liverpool is unique in that the WHS includes many undeveloped sites and a city-wide buffer zone.

The test of what is acceptable within the WHS is whether a development “adversely affects the OUV” of the site. This is subjective, but in practice the WHS Management Plan sets out the parameters.

Now we are being judged against this document, and there are certainly conflicts between the plan and what the city wishes to do in the future.

This shouldn’t be insurmountable, but the World Heritage Committee does seem more capable of being judgmental than engaging in constructive dialogue on how the city should develop.

Experts have confirmed that other locations have far greater issues but are not under threat.

Ironically, if Liverpool does lose its status, heritage groups which have regularly complained to the World Heritage Committee about schemes they dislike will have damaged what they sought to preserve.

“I couldn’t think of a better selling line if I was developing property than to say ‘look, this property is right next to a WHS.”

HENRIETTA BILLINGS

director of SAVE Britain’s Heritage.

Liverpool applied for and was awarded WHS status in 2004 for its globally significant history and outstanding historic buildings – from Pier Head and Albert Dock to Lime Street station and St George’s Hall.

These buildings and places bring tourism and visitors from across the UK and the world.

It’s an international prize and an honour that puts Liverpool on the world stage and the city and the government rightly signed up to the responsibilities that go with it.

The successful and widely acclaimed regeneration of Albert Dock, the Titanic Hotel and the current work at the Tobacco Warehouse is testament to the potential of these vast historic buildings.

WHS status does not mean preservation in aspic.

It simply asks that the design and height of new buildings is sympathetic to their surroundings.

Heritage and regeneration go hand in hand Liverpool should continue to lead by example and show the world we care about our history and our architecture.

COUNCILL OR AN N O’ BYRN E

Deputy Mayor of Liverpool Look at the Lime Street scheme, delayed by 12 months at an extra cost of £4 million, all because a certain lobby group wanted the city to retain a certain building that was in ruins and attempted to use the WHS policy as a means to challenge.

I hear regular debate about Liverpool Waters and skyscrapers but remember we still have an employment rate of 64%. It should be 74%.

Kirkdale has within it both the Ten Streets regeneration project and Liverpool Waters scheme - this the most deprived area in the country.

This needs to change and that's why the council and its partners need development.

We have made good progress, approving a new WHS Management Plan, securing European Heritage role model status and having an excellent relationship with Historic England, DCMS (Department for Digital Culture, Media & Sport) and many local partners via a reinvigorated WHS Steering Group currently chaired by one of the council’s senior regeneration officers.

It’s that direct link between regeneration, heritage and its curation that is so vital if we are to grow the city's economy and celebrate its heritage moving forward.

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TALENT IN THE CITY SOUTHPORT’S ROYAL BIRKDALE WILL WELCOME THE WORLD’S GREATEST GOLFERS WHEN IT HOSTS THE OPEN FOR THE TH TIME AND PAUL WARING WILL BE FLYING THE FLAG FOR THE LIVERPOOL CITY REGION YOUR MOVE CAUGHT UP WITH THE WIRRAL PRO TO DISCUSS HIS HOPES FOR THE TOURNAMENT GOLFING IN MERSEYSIDE AND HOW ACCESSIBLE THE SPORT IS TO NEWCOMERS

INTERVIEW BY MARK LANGSHAW

You’re about to take part in The Open at Royal Birkdale for the second time. Does the tournament have added significance to you as a local?

I’d say so. It’s also one of my favourite golf courses, which always helps. I have great memories from 2008 as it was my first Open as a professional and it feels good to be taking them into this one.

Back then I played with Phil Mickelson, who was world number two at the time, and we both finished on the same score and ended up in the top 20. I had a huge crowd around me and it was a really positive experience.

Which of your fellow pros are you looking forward to competing with at The Open?

All of the big boys. You always want to compete against the top 10 in the world. They’re the ones you want to be amongst.

There are a few lads playing really well at the moment, like Sergio Garcia - I was made up for him when he won The Masters.

I’m always looking to try and improve and can’t think of a better way to do that than pitting myself against the best golfers in the world.

Are there likely to be any upsets or surprises this year?

The Open always throws up surprises. You can get all kinds of weather conditions throughout the day and that often has a bearing on things.

There’s such a massive contrast. Some players will get sunshine while others are hit by 30mph winds. If you get on the wrong side of the draw anything can happen.

You booked your place at The Open by finishing as joint runner-up at the Joburg Open? How did that feel?

Securing a place in my home Open meant a lot.

I was also pleased for my caddy Jamie, a local lad who’s been part of my team for about six months now and is doing a great job. He’s one of my close friends so to have him alongside me is a big bonus.

Is golf accessible enough for youngsters who want to get involved?

To be honest no. I think it’s a global problem in our game which is viewed by some as an elitist, expensive and overly time-consuming sport.

I know the European Tour has launched some initiatives to try and get people involved like the Golf Sixes, which is the equivalent of Twenty20 cricket. That went down really well because it was a shorter format, really fun and there was more speed golf involved.

Competitors have to get around a six-hole course in under an hour and I think that will appeal to more people. Many people of the target age don’t have the time to dedicate to 18 holes.

Golf needs to offer a cheaper way into the game, a format that doesn’t take up as much time and a bit more enjoyment. Shorter courses would go some way to achieving this but I think some of the rules and etiquette could also be relaxed to allow people to rock up in their own attire.

“I’m always looking to try and improve and can’t think of a better way to do that than pitting myself against the best golfers in the world.”

Are there signs of things changing in this respect?

I think what the European Tour is doing is fantastic. Obviously we still play the same game, but the six-hole format makes it a lot more fun and the speed of it is a key thing.

I think it’s quite important to show that golf isn’t just a slow-paced fuddy-duddy sport. There was a good number of youngsters at the Golf Sixes events.

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Did you find there was support available to you as a budding pro in the Liverpool City Region?

When I was younger I’d say there definitely was. My entry point came through things like junior opens and county golf. You need to be at a certain level for those events but at Bromborough Golf Club where I practise they have junior coaching for those seeking a way in.

Initiatives like this are great because they bring kids together and add a social side to golf.

It’s often the case that they will make friends at the coaching sessions and go out and play golf with them in the future. This is helping the sport attract a younger audience.

How do you rate the courses and golf facilities in the region?

The facilities are certainly there in the Liverpool City Region and it’s good that there are people here who are trying to make the sport funkier, like Ghetto Golf for instance.

That sort of thing is great because it makes golf more accessible and brings out the game’s fun side. You can even have a few beers while you’re doing it.

Has being from the Liverpool City Region proved beneficial to your sporting career?

We’ve got a great sporting background in this region. There are some top football teams like Liverpool and Everton - it was a shame Tranmere Rovers missed out on promotion this season. We’ve also got some great athletes over this way and that inspired me to get into sport.

From a golf point of view, we have some great courses here like Formby, Southport & Ainsdale, Hillside, Birkdale and Royal Liverpool. I think there are about 11 courses in Wirral - it’s prime golf real estate.

Because it’s so easy to find places to play golf in the Liverpool City Region it’s made it easier for me to get around and make friends within the sport.

What advice would you give to youngsters who are looking to get into golf?

It’s important to find something you enjoy about the game. People are always asking ‘what does it take to make it to pro level’ but that’s just placing stress on the kids when they should be out there enjoying themselves.

I always dreamed of playing professionally and competing at major tournaments but I was never putting too much pressure on myself to achieve that.

It was a natural progression of what I was doing at the time, but it started off as a fun game to me and that’s the key.

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served NO MORE FALSE STARTS SUMMER IS GO! AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE THAN WITH A DELICIOUS COCKTAIL LUCKY FOR YOU WE’VE GOT THAT COVERED AS SOME OF LIVERPOOL’S BEST BARTENDERS SHARE THEIR FAVOURITE RECIPES

e’ve had little teaser periods of sunshine that whetted our appetite, followed by wintery weather which had us turning the heating on and double checking our calendars. Finally though, it seems summer has now arrived.

But the sizzling season wouldn’t be the same without cocktails. Yes, as much of a staple as music festivals and those boys who deem it appropriate to walk around the shops with no shirt on, sitting outside and sipping a fruity beverage is what warm weather is all about.

And after a surge in new bars and restaurants joining the city’s already thriving food and drink offering in recent years, Liverpool’s residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to cocktails and mocktails.

But if you don’t fancy heading out for a drink, worry not. We’ve called on our favourite bars in the city to bring you some fantastic recipes that will allow you to whip up a show stopping beverage at home. And with National Tequila Day coming up on 24 July, there’s even more reason to get mixing!

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TWISTED FEDERALES Courtesy of

Salt Dog Slim’s 79 Seel Street, L1 Ingredients 1.5oz Ocho Blanco Tequila 0.5oz Pamplemousse liqueur 1oz of lime juice 0.75oz of agave Method Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker and shake.

Serve poured over cubed ice with a salt and chilli rimmed glass.

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Red Door 21-23 Berry Street, L1 Ingredients 22.5ml Chambord 22.5ml Disaronno 25ml sour mix One egg white Method Add all ingredients together and dry shake.

Add cubed ice, shake again and strain into a glass.

Top with crushed ice and add a bakewell garnish.

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49-51 Seel Street, L1 Ingredients 25ml Aperol 15ml citrus syrup 15ml homemade orgeat syrup Five dashes of Absinthe

Ingredients 35ml Koko Kanu Fresh muddled pineapple 50ml pineapple juice 15ml Gomme Four mint leaves

Method Shake together with crushed ice and top with passionfruit Lambrini.

Garnish with fresh mint sprigs, a citrus wheel and homemade Absinthe and lime jelly.

Method Serve double strained and topped with Twisted Halo.

Garnish with a pineapple leaf.

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Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill Hotel Indigo, 10 Chapel Street, L3 Ingredients Fresh strawberries Fresh raspberries Cranberry juice Almond purée Strawberry and raspberry purée Double cream Method Combine ingredients in cocktail shaker.

Serve beneath an indulgent layer of cream.

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MATTA’S TO OPEN CAFÉ Bold Street veteran Matta’s is set to open its own café.

Matta’s International Foods, which has been in the Ropewalks since 1984, has had plans approved by Liverpool City Council to convert the first floor of its shop into a new eatery.

According to documents included with the planning application, the café will serve “healthy meals based on a range of international cuisine”.

As part of the plans, the second floor will also become a yoga and meditation centre which will host small classes and offer massage and physiotherapy treatments.

VINCENT ASIAN KITCHEN Bold Street, L1

RESTAURANT LINED UP FOR BELLE VALLE SHOPPING CENTRE A new restaurant could be heading to Belle Valle Shopping Centre.

Applicant Ice Drinks and Snacks Ltd wants to convert two vacant retail units into a new eatery at the site.

According to a planning application submitted to Liverpool City Council, the proposed new restaurant would seat up to 98 diners.

The establishment would include a mezzanine area and a ‘grab and go’ style café.

FOODIE OFFERING HEADING TO PRIDE A host of international food stalls and bars will serve up a range of tasty treats at this year’s Liverpool Pride celebrations.

The food and drink offer will form part of 2017’s fun-filled ‘We Are Family’ element of the festival.

The free family friendly programme of entertainment will be part of Pride for the second year, and is expected to be even bigger when it returns to the city’s St George’s Quarter on 30 July.

Visitors to the site will also be able to enjoy live entertainment, workshops, craft stalls and fairground rides.

With the words ‘bowl food’ proudly emblazoned across the far wall of Vincent Asian Kitchen, this Bold Street eatery makes no attempt at hiding what’s on offer.

All of the food is gluten, dairy and wheat free; strange for a restaurant which describes itself as a fast food establishment. But this is fast food with a twist - diners can choose from a selection of Asian-inspired dishes from a set menu or alternatively they can build their own bowl from a choice of seasonal ingredients freshly prepared at the counter.

The vibe is Subway meets Wok and Go meets the Body Coach, and this interpretation of fast food is definitely one that I can get on board with.

While presenting a modern twist there are elements of classic fast food joints throughout the restaurant, such as a selfserve Coca-Cola dispenser and bowls served on

REVIEW BY LYDIA CONNOLLY plastic trays.

The concept is simple; choose a base and pick a layer of meat, fish or tofu, then decide on a vegetable portion. Follow it with a sauce and garnish to complete the bowl.

Not the creative types, my dining partner and I put faith in the expert chefs and went for set bowls suggested on the menu.

My choice was the Protein Bowl (£8), a dish combining rice noodles, Thai grilled chicken, charred corn, peanut sauce, kimchi pickled vegetables and crushed peanuts.

With flavours reminiscent of satay chicken, I was surprised by how tasty and filling a dish could be without dairy, wheat or gluten.

My dining partner made the better choice of dish, however, with the Hangover Bowl (£8).

This brown rice-based serving comprised pork char sui, spicy beans, mushroom and pak choi stir fry, sprinkled with crispy shallots. All of this was topped off with a perfectly cooked hen’s egg.

I can see where this dish gets its name as it’s exactly the kind of food I’d love to be eating if I had a hangover! The saltiness of the pork was balanced by the sweet shallots and the runny egg yolk combined with the flavours perfectly.

With the option to eat in or takeaway, these flavoursome bowls would be ideal to bring back to the office on your lunch break, or great for a quick bite to eat with friends.

Vincent Asian Kitchen wouldn’t be out of place on a trendy Los Angeles avenue and is certainly a great fit for Bold Street and its eclectic food offering.

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Highlights JULY 15

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Live music performances and a fundraising art auction were among the attractions of the event within the Tithebarn Street co-working space .

SANTA MALUCO’S ST BIRTHDAY

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Across Liverpool Over 800 performers come together for this annual celebration of Brazilian arts and culture, featuring stunning costumes, colourful floats and intoxicating samba music.

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Blink 182

Echo Arena Punk pop favourites Blink 182 hit Liverpool as they tour new album ‘California’. Fans will be treated to new tracks such as ‘Bored to Death’ as well as old classics.

Antique and Collectors Fair

St George’s Hall Vintage fashions, collectors’ items and, of course, a huge collection of antiques can be found at this popular fair.

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The Open

Royal Birkdale Golf Club One of the biggest events in the golfing calendar returns to Royal Birkdale. See some of the sport’s biggest names including Padraig Harrington and Rory McIlroy.

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Samba dancers and a drumming band performed outside of the Castle Street restaurant to mark the occasion.

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Liverpool Empire Singing sensation and ‘X Factor’ winner Joe McElderry presents a live performance of his new album - a collection of favourites from stage and screen.

Liverpool International Music Festival

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Sefton Park The festival returns with a fantastic line-up featuring big name stars and up and coming acts.

This year’s event includes the likes of Corinne Bailey Rae, Katy B, JP Cooper and Naughty Boy.

22 Last Night!

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Celebrate the last night of Liverpool Philharmonic’s summer season with much-loved favourites performed by the world famous Philharmonic orchestra.

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Croxteth Park Get on your bike and support the Motor Neurone Disease Association with this six-mile charity ride.

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Taking place at Albert Dock, the two-day event also included a classic car show, pop-up catwalks and street performers.

Epstein Theatre Two comedy clubs come together in aid of One Love Manchester, the charity benefiting those affected by the Manchester Arena bombing. Join CUE Comedy and HooHa Comedy to raise money for a good cause.

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