With 'Bedrock', Liverpool’s Biennial mines the stuff we’re made of
David Lloyd takes a whistlestop tour of the city's contemporary arts festival
David Lloyd
Never mind Shanghai. Germany's energy capital could jumpstart Liverpool
David Lloyd on what we could learn from Essen, our thriving German counterpart
Old grudges will tear us apart
David Lloyd makes the case for bringing Liverpool and Manchester together
Liverpool’s commercial district is dying a slow death. Who can reanimate our ghost town?
David Lloyd ponders the wisdom of putting a stake (or a steak?) in the heart of our once-thriving business quarter
My month with the justified agents of woo-woo
David Lloyd on whether the city’s wellness gurus might be the saviours we need for troubled times — or if they're making us sick
A library in flames, but the stories are still unfolding
‘It’s like suddenly I don’t know this place anymore. It’s so sad’
Liverpool’s new buildings are the ugliest in Britain. So why are we in no rush to make things better?
Worse still, says David Lloyd, they’re mutating the few remaining streets that used to make us feel at home
The best street art takes us somewhere new. So why does ours always bring us back home?
Armed with a step-ladder and a bottle of white spirit, David Lloyd goes on a tour of Liverpool's public art
How I fell out of love with football
As Everton hunts for its knight in shining armour, David Lloyd recounts a personal loss of faith
Is the future of Liverpool’s historic buildings five-star suites and crazy golf?
‘Sometimes you have to play the long game, not just accept the quick fix’
Forget the tinsel — welcome to Taylor Town
Once again Liverpool will be the centre of attention for a giddy pop phenomenon. But does Taylor Swift’s colossal tour promise more substance and staying power?
Nibbled to death: A Michelin Guide-approved multi course tasting meal leaves us wanting more...
David Lloyd visits one of the UK's self-declared 'most progressive dining experiences': 8 by Andrew Sheridan
The shop around the corner
David Lloyd thought top shops were a symbol of a lost youth. But in Wallasey, he stumbles upon a Christmas miracle
The unbearable loudness of being
Increasingly, in Liverpool, it’s harder and harder to hear ourselves think