The crowd at Sefton Park didn't have to wear face-masks or observe social-distancing Credit: AFP This Bank Holiday weekend, as most of the country desperately tried to book a table in a pub garden, the people of Liverpool were given the opportunity to experience something rather more spectacular. On Friday and Saturday, a warehouse on Bramley Moore Dock turned into a 3,000-capacity nightclub, while down the road on Sunday, Sefton Park hosted a proper indie rock gig for 5,000 people. Entrance was for Liverpool residents only, who had to provide a negative Covid-19 test the day before (and must...