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01/11/2024

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27/10/2024

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25/10/2024

The November issue features so many inspirational people from helping others to live their best life. If you would like to be included then get in touch as we don't go to print until Friday next week. Distributed through the city centre and also shared across multiple social media platforms and business networking groups reaching 30000 - make sure you're memorable....

23/10/2024

15/10/2024

CHOPSTIX TO TREAT LIVERPUDLIANS TO 1000 FREE SPRING ROLLS AS ‘FLAVOUR CRAVER’ CREW HITS THE CITY
The nation’s favourite noodle bar is giving city centre workers the chance to grab lunch on them on Friday 18th October, with free food, merch and big prizes on offer over the day

CHOPSTIX, the UK’s favourite noodle bar, is hosting a huge event with massive amounts of freebies on offer for everyone who visits the store around the city centre next month.

Liverpudlians will have the chance to snag free food and swag as the brand introduces its brand-new ‘Flavour Craver’ offering and brings big, bold flavours to one of the North’s biggest cities.

The beloved Asian noodle chain is set to offer some fab freebies, including 1,000 portions of their famed crispy spring rolls just by signing up, while a live DJ will be keeping the vibes going and fans will even see a ‘Wheel of Fortune’ with tons of great prizes on offer.

Fans of the chain will spot a fresh look to its menu too, with its huge range of famous flavours including the OG Chicken Curry, Lip Smackin’ Salt & Pepper Chicken and its famed Caramel Drizzle Chicken all getting pimped up, while exciting new additions are expected to land as early as the end of October.

Lucky winners can even bag themselves some exclusive merch and vouchers, perfect for future noodle cravings.

All of the action will be centred around Chopstix’s bustling Liverpool Lord Street storefront. From 11AM till 5PM, the ‘Flavour Craver’ crew will be taking over, transforming the space with a live DJ, as well as free competitions for hungry foodies to grab themselves some free food and prizes.

Rob Burns, Marketing Director for Chopstix, said: “After the amazing success of our first Flavour Craver Crew event, we can’t wait to bring the hype along to the foodies of Liverpool.

“Liverpool has such a huge legion of Chopstix fans that we just knew our second event had to be held here.

“Flavour Cravers is all about being big, bold and fun. The day will see literally thousands of pounds of food up for grabs, some exclusive merch you can’t buy anywhere else and stacks of vouchers and other prizes that can be won by anyone that heads down.
“If you’re bored of bland and crave a bit of different, then you’re Chopstix through and through. Get yourselves down and try us out - you won’t be disappointed.”

10/10/2024

The first Lifestyle Music Awards takes place on 11 April 2025 - celebrating breakthrough artists, djs, record labels, videographers, dancers and more!!!

10/10/2024

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10/10/2024

Some of Liverpool’s iconic buildings will glow green on Thursday 10 October to spotlight World Mental Health Day and raise awareness of workplace wellbeing, this year’s theme.
World Mental Health Day is a global initiative observed annually on 10 October, aimed at raising awareness of mental health issues and promoting support for mental wellbeing.
This year’s theme is workplace mental health, focusing on the importance of creating supportive environments for employees and fostering open conversations about mental health at work.
What’s Happening in Liverpool to Mark World Mental Health Day 2024:

Lifestyles free 5-Day Pass – Lifestyles leisure centres are offering a free 5-day pass for gym, swim, and fitness classes to anyone who lives, works, or studies in the city. This free pass can be claimed at any Lifestyles leisure centre today only (Thursday 10 October) and is valid until Monday 14 October. Find your nearest leisure centre here.
Liverpool Central Library - Drop by for mental health support, information and referrals. Enjoy performances from the Liverpool Signing Choir and Chinese Wellbeing Dementia Choir, with wellbeing sessions including chair yoga, meditation and sound bath meditation. The First Person Project CIC will deliver a mental health education and su***de prevention programme at 1.30pm. Find out more here.
The Life Rooms Activities – Offering a range of free wellbeing and learning activities, The Life Rooms in Walton will host sessions throughout the day, and week, including mindfulness workshops, creative arts, and mental health support services. The centre also provides access to employment advice, community resources, and wellbeing programmes designed to support positive mental health. For a full timetable of events, visit The Life Rooms Walton website.
Lighting up of buildings – The Cunard Building, St George’s Hall and Town Hall will all be lit up green, acting as backdrop of reflection for those who need it.

For help and support on looking after your mental health in Liverpool, please visit https://kindtoyourmindliverpool.co.uk/.

04/10/2024

04/10/2024

A new study by Student Beans, the top student discount provider, has revealed Liverpool is the most expensive city for a student night out with the average student paying £69.90 just for one night in the centre.
Outside of London, it’s the booziest student city in the UK as the yearly average spend on alcohol alone is an eye-watering £635.64!
From paying for an entry ticket, grabbing three pints and getting a taxi to indulging in a Maccies, the research found the average UK student will spend up to £49.05 for a night out. However, according to a recent Student Beans report, 50% of students are going sober for Freshers’ Week and the average cost of going sober during a night out is £30.47. That’s a saving of £18.58 compared to their non-sober friend!
Photo credit: LIVERPOOL Liverpool ONE Official/The Portfolio People

02/10/2024

Read all about Joanna Jones and her business, Pomegranate in the next issue....
"How did it feel to win a Liverpool Lifestyle Awardsfor Best New Business and how do you hope it will help you?
It was a real honour to be included and somewhat of a surprise - even to be nominated to be honest. To win, was just fantastic. It’s a magazine that has stood the test of time - it is centred around Liverpool people and local businesses - so precisely our demographic."

22/09/2024

17/09/2024

A SPECIAL service is taking place on Friday 20 September at Liverpool Town Hall to remember victims of serious violence.

The Serious Violence Remembrance Evening, from 6.30pm – 8.30pm, will include speeches, reflections and performances from those affected and also from key city leaders. Members of the public are more than welcome to attend.

The service will include music from the LIPA Choir.

Speakers include:

Council Leader, Cllr Liam Robinson
Lord Mayor, Cllr Richard Kemp
Retired Merseyside Police Chief Superintendent Mark Baker, who led the investigation into the murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel
Rose Dixon, the new Chair of the national bereavement charity ‘Support after Murder and Manslaughter’ (SAMM)

It is the fourth year that the annual event has been held. It was inspired by Mandy Jamieson whose son Danny was stabbed to death in Gateacre in July 2018, aged just 16.

Since the tragedy, Mandy has set up Danny’s Place – a charity which facilitates talks to schools, youth organisations and the probation sector about the ripple effect knife crime can have.

The event is supported by Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool and Safer Stronger Communities teams.

Liverpool Town Hall and other civic buildings will be lit up purple on the night, in remembrance of those who have lost their lives to knife crime.

Earlier this year, the Liverpool Community Safety Partnership – known locally as Citysafe – launched a ‘Serious Violence Reduction Plan’ to tackle the issue.

There has already been success in reducing serious violence in Liverpool over the last year or so, with a number of projects set up to disrupt organised crime and encourage young people to make the right choices.

Examples have included the EVOLVE partnership in Dovecot, Yew Tree and parts of Knowsley, funded by the Home Office. The partnership – which was established following the murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel - has led to an increase in arrests and intelligence provided by the local community, together with falls in crime.

In Liverpool, between October 2022 and September 2023, murders reduced by 87% (15 > 2), shootings fell by 48% (23 > 12), gun crime dropped by 42% (139 > 81) and knife crime was down 29% (815 > 578)

17/09/2024

All the pics from The Liverpool Lifestyle Awards are now online, what a fabulous event, thank you everyone for making it so special, see you next year. Sponsorship opportunities are now available for 2025

12/09/2024

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