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The UK’s cash-strapped bands are cutting back. And Liverpool is missing out
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Last year, one of Liverpool’s most talented sons passed away with barely a mention. Laurence Thompson sets the record straight
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Another headteacher down, staff walking out: The north west’s best school plunges into a new crisis
The Post can reveal new details about what is happening inside The Blue Coat School
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‘We find that organised religion just doesn’t fulfil people’s requirements anymore’
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Plus: Meet the Sefton Labour candidate who appears to hate Labour
They say the Baltic is Britain’s ‘coolest’ neighbourhood. So what is it doing opening a Boxpark?
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Steve Rotheram is a shoo-in for re-election. But what does he stand for?
Buses, barrages, and a bunker mentality: we give the lowdown on the metro mayor as he gears up for a third term
Could Merseytram have solved Liverpool’s transport black holes?
A £26m funding shortfall and why ‘trackless trams’ could be in our future
Joe Anderson doesn’t have many defenders. But he’s got two in the House of Lords
Plus: Boxpark, Liverpool’s brash new events space, opens in the Baltic