Laurence Thompson
Laurence is a feature writer from Merseyside. He writes on all cultural subjects from books to boxing, and enjoys profiling interesting local figures.
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The Mersey’s clean-up cost £8 billion. So why is it still so dirty?
It was meant to be “the greatest river recovery in Europe”, but experts maintain it’s still a threat to public health
The decline and fall of Merseyside culture
How to kill a city's art scene
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Can two dads and 20 million quid make Birkenhead the British basketball capital again?
‘This isn’t the case of “build it and they will come”. They are literally already here’
Crabbish: My afternoon dining like an influencer
The Louisiana seafood boil has been celebrated since its Duke Street debut last month. We went to see what the fuss is about
Why does Central Station need a £5bn overhaul?
The proposed revamp shows ambition seldom seen outside of London. But will the project see completion?
The best (and worst) Italians in Liverpool
We sent Laurence (and Abi) to meat out steaming pasta bowls of creamy critique
"They'll all lose their seats, and no one will be happier than me"
Your action-packed election debrief is here
Future Yard has been called the best music venue in the country. One man wants to bring it down
Dan Davies, the man credited with reviving New Brighton, believes the venue is run by ‘charlatans’ and ‘grifters’
Farage is targeting Sefton council. Locals aren’t so sure
Reform wants Merseyside’s north coast. Can they seize it on 7 May?
What’s going on with Billy Moore?
The Prayer Before Dawn star is going viral for all the wrong reasons. We ask him if he’s really turned to the “far-right”
Shadow river: We take a trip down the Mersey's dark twin
The River Dee has been feared and worshipped for centuries. But what explains its strange power?
The one rule making Liverpool uglier
Councils are urged to buy cheap, even when they could afford better. Is it costing us more in the long run?
The missing gravestones of Merseyside
Mackie’s Memorials is accused of theft and broken promises. After a long and strangely personal search, The Post tracks down the owner
