Tucked away or under your feet the places you may not have noticed across Merseyside
How many of these secret spaces did you know about?
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In a city like Liverpool, you ll find a piece of history on nearly every street you go down.
But underneath your feet and tucked away on side streets, there s some secrets that not everyone knows about.
These sights are dotted across the region, from New Brighton to Dale Street and the Baltic Triangle. Back in May last year, we took a look at some of Merseyside s hidden rooms - many of which have a fascinating past.
Free interactive Liverpool Biennial activities everyone can enjoy during this year s event
The Liverpool Biennial learning programme has dance and music sessions to recipes, meditation exercises and workshops with artists
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Liverpool Biennial is back in the city and a packed programme of free, fun and interactive activities is available for everyone to take part in alongside the exhibitions. You may have already seen the public art on display around Liverpool s streets for the 2021 event, which follows the theme The Stomach and the Port , and now an online learning programme is providing the perfect appetiser for other displays which will open at venues and galleries once measures allow.
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The Israeli investor has completed its acquisition of No.8 First Street in Manchester from the Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund and investment manager Patrizia.
The pair sold the 170,000 sq ft city centre office scheme to Ashtrom Properties UK for £82m, according to a statement today.
The block in Manchester’s First Street regeneration district was developed by Ask Real Estate on behalf of the GMPVF and Patrizia. It completed in 2019, two years behind schedule as the result of delays including the collapse of Lakesmere, a subcontractor involved in cladding the building.
The six-storey property is occupied by office tenants including energy company Gazprom, multidisciplinary firm WSP, cinema operator Odeon, broker Willis Towers Watson and Swiss chemicals and biotechnology firm Lonza.
Big list of Liverpool pubs, bars and restaurants reopening from Monday
Liverpool s pubs, restaurants and cafes can reopen from April 12 when lockdown rules change
Bars and restaurants across Liverpool will reopen for outdoor drinking and dining on Monday (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)
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