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Hi everyone,

I’m visiting the city in the coming days to see some friends. I haven’t been in a long while (early 2000s) and I’m aware that there has been major work done, especially on the waterfront, since then so I’m just curious as to what the feel of the city and the waterfront is like today and do people feel it has improved?

It got recommended to me by someone, who is a bit of gobshite tbh, as “Scouse derry girls“. I watched the first episode and it reminded me of the Harry Enfield scousers more than anything, most of the characters sounded like they were from Birkenhead and I didn’t like how stereotypical it was y’know. Anyways wondering if I’m just being overcritical and need to give it chance.

Hi all. We will be visiting Liverpool in December and staying next to Liverpool One. We also plan to visit Cheshire Oaks.

Is there anymore recommendations for places to shop.

We also want to visit a George at Asda (a large one if possible). If one could let me know the nearest one. Don't mind travelling on the bus.

I'm after a cheap powered subwoofer and I've not had much luck with FB marketplace/gumtree. Does anyone know any shops that might have one in? Checked online on cash converters but there wasn't much so thinking red brick market?

Edit: thankyou for all the suggestions guys will look into tomorrow!

Spent a couple of days in Liverpool last week and loved every second of it. Really enjoyed the Albert Dock, which I believe to be an absolute must see. Had some lovely weather last thursday which is when this picture was taken. Too bad the Slavery Museum was closed for restauration. My stay was short, but I feel there is so much more to explore in this wonderful city and will definitely be back soon. And for the time being, guess I'll just have to make do with 'This City is Ours'.

Looking to see if there's anywhere offering skill workshops in things like sewing, DIY or electronics tinkering. Or alternatively just a place I could go to try these things out without buying a load of kit myself really.