Whatever happened to the Liverpool middle class?
The city's changing image has left little place for the middle class Scouser in the public imagination
The Post
Latest Stories
Has Widnes lost its soul?
Recent regeneration and development has ensured that life here is convenient, but rarely interesting or meaningful
Reform UK comes to Merseyside
Plus: a great last-minute Christmas gift idea and a gender reveal party's unsightly aftermath
‘Liverpool Council broke up with us via email’: Why a community organisation lost out on regenerating Anfield
Homebaked CLT wanted to restore nine derelict houses in north Liverpool to their former glory. What went wrong?
Merseyside’s male violence problem
And the women’s-only club night providing refuge. Plus: unpacking the council’s repurchase of a failed Chinatown development site
Can a cash infusion from the government revitalise Liverpool’s music scene?
Plus: Making nightlife greener and this month’s holiday festivities
Strange sirens, acrid smells, and fears of chemical catastrophe: why Garston is fighting the plant in their backyard
A community with some of the worst health outcomes in Liverpool says they’ve developed “terrible coughs” and their concerns are being “ignored”
An early release for Elle Edwards’ killer’s accomplice?
‘It's not acceptable, I don't accept it and it and I'm not going to allow it’
Liverpool heads to the UN’s climate summit. Back home, litter keeps piling up
Plus: the legacy of sound systems in Liverpool and the People’s Day of Death
Are the Isla Gladstone’s mansion-building directors squatting in Stanley Park?
The Post has uncovered evidence that the operators of the historic wedding venue had funds to pay back what was owed to Liverpool City Council
Liverpool saved Zoe's Place, but other charities in the city are still struggling to survive
Plus: Liverpool Cathedral gets its Christmas stamp, and a chance to meet horror writer Ramsey Campbell
How King Charles profits from Merseyside’s essential public infrastructure
Ferries, cargo ports, even sewage pipes: land obtained in feudal times is still benefitting the crown in the 21st century