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As he approaches the sixth anniversary of his first investment in Everton, Farhad Moshiri finds his grandiose Everton project on track in terms of the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock but in considerable disarray on the pitch. His ambitions face multiple challenges after a series of failed managerial appointments and massive waste on unsuccessful signings but none of them are insurmountable with an incremental, considered plan of action. In the radio silence from the Monaco-based billionaire, however, it's impossible to know if that's likely to happen

Victoria Grimes spoke to music fans ahead of the event at Sefton Park. Around 5,000 music fans packed into Sefton Park in Liverpool last night for a live gig. The concert, headlined by Stockport indie band Blossoms, was part of the government's Events Research Programme. If the Sefton Park gig is deemed a success, it could be the foundation for how music festivals can go ahead safely this summer and going forward. Headliners Blossoms tweeted to say they were "buzzing". Speaking to Liverpool City Council after the gig Zuzu said: "Indescribable, it was actually unreal"The energy was just unbel...

Circus presents The First Dance is an official trial event that forms part of the Government’s Event Research Programme (ERP) relating to COVID-19....

Neil Tague Key commercial organisations have declared Government intervention into Liverpool City Council’s operations as an opportunity to improve the public-private sector relationship in the city for the “betterment of its people”. Max Caller, engaged as an independent consultant by the Government to examine affairs including property management, regeneration and highways procurement by Liverpool City Council, reported his damning findings last week. The report, billed by Secretary of State Robert Jenrick as dealing with “a politics that for too long has been rooted in a pervasive ...

Plans for Everton's stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, in the north of the city, will now be sent to Robert Jenrick, the U.K.'s secretary of state for housing, communities and local government, for approval. If Jenrick gives the green light, work could start later this year. If built, Everton's stadium will have a capacity of 52,888 and make use of an area that was once a hive of maritime activity, such as the export of coal.   While the main purpose of the stadium is to host soccer matches, it has also been designed to incorporate a range of features and technologies focused on energy efficienc...