Michael Gove waves his ‘transformational package’ at Liverpool
Plus: an early exit for chef Andrew Sheridan and a play fit for the gods
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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?
Mathew Street Festival is back — or is it?
Plus: an update on the Athenaeum and a bland diet for metro mayor Rotheram
Q: Who wrote the mayor’s new book? A: The Echo journalist in charge of covering him!
In Head North, Steve Rotheram and Andy Burnham team up to stick one to the fakers down in London
From Siberia to Seaforth: How melting ice caps could pay off for Liverpool’s port
Plus: Four arrests at Signature Living and spiralling arena costs
Despair for Blair: Trade unionist Midgley wins battle for Knowsley
Plus: More strange goings-on in the Eldonian Village
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 gangster and the pension fund: What's going on at Heaps Rice Mill?
We had a few boring questions about the building that used to make Rice Krispies. But then some lawyers sent us a much better story
‘A culture of lying and denial’: How the Post Office scandal shattered Pete Murray
He was overjoyed to take over two post offices in Wirral. Ten years later, only anguish remains
A time of strength, power, success and rebirth? Liverpool looks ahead to the Year of the Dragon
Plus: trouble at Blue Coat School and the hunt for Merseyside’s Michelangelo
Is Mike Cunningham heading home?
The Post sits down with the lead commissioner overseeing Liverpool City Council to talk interventions, punch ups and transparency