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The business world is full of enigmatic stories of people waiting to be seen and heard. At Lifestyle magazine we're proud to share these stories which speak not just of success, but also of the struggle hiding behind them. As the longest running magazine for the region (17 years), we understand the the inner workings of different business sectors, through inspiring and trending stories. We can make you memorable and help you live the lifestyle that you love. Click on the front cover to read the latest issue

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Plans to redevelop one of Britain’s most deprived areas and to build more than 10,000 new homes have been set out by Liverpool City Council.
A visionary submission for New Town status has been sent to the Department of Housing, Communities and Local Government for New Town status to expand the regeneration of the northern fringe of the City through to Bootle town centre.
The new development – to be known as Liverpool North - would span 5km between Bootle and Liverpool and include Everton, Anfield and Kirkdale.
The bold proposal would see the transformation of a number of brownfield sites, which would also lay the foundations for economic growth and sustainability, encompassing Everton FC’s new £500m stadium at Bramley Moore Dock and the £20m Bootle New Strand development project.
Liverpool City Council has worked in collaboration with Sefton Council, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, Homes England, and key landowners in the area to set out a 10-year vision for the area.
The partnership could see the ambitious proposals revitalise communities blighted by high deprivation, unlocking economic potential for decades to come. The plan will focus on building on unused land, repurposing old buildings while maintaining and supporting communities that already call the area home.

Cult comedy Beating Berlusconi! is set to return to the Liverpool stage to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Liverpool FC’s Champions League triumph in Istanbul.
The hilarious smash hit show, which is inspired by a real-life encounter inside the Ataturk Olympic Stadium, will play at The Dome at Grand Central Hall on 23-24 May 2025.
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It coincides with the 20th anniversary of Liverpool’s famous Champions League victory against AC Milan, but with the club currently at the top of the English Premier League, the show could also be taking place on the same weekend Liverpool secures the 2024-25 Premiership title.
Beating Berlusconi! tells the story of die-hard football fan Kenny Noonan who travels to Istanbul with his mates to watch his beloved Liverpool FC battle for the Champions League crown. This is one man’s attempt to rediscover his belief in himself, his club, his city – and his class.
It was inspired by the remarkable real-life experience of Liverpool fan Mark Radley who followed his team to Istanbul on 25 May 2005. Despairing at seeing Liverpool 0-3 down at half-time, Mark set off in search of a drink – only to find himself in what turned out to be an exclusive VIP area, with AC Milan President and Italy’s then PM, Silvio Berlusconi.
When Mark cheered on the Reds as they drew level in the game’s final minutes, Signor Berlusconi lost it - and things got even stranger.

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Liverpool is the 5th most designer brand obsessed city in the UK.
A new study by mystery box site, Cases.gg, paired 121 designer brands with eight search term variations, such as 'where to buy [brand],' 'buy [brand],' and '[brand] deals,’ to identify the towns and cities where upmarket brands are most in demand.
According to the findings, Birmingham is the most obsessed with designer brands. The city averaged 11,467 searches per 100,000 residents, which is 106% higher than the national average of 5,560 searches per 100,000 residents.
The top search term related to designer brands in the UK is ‘Louis Vuitton,’ with a whopping 223,783 average monthly searches, suggesting many Brits hope to own the fashion label. Brits also appear to want to get their hands on BMWs, as this is the second-most common search term in the UK, with 189,355 average monthly searches

Liverpool City Council has worked with community groups to plant more than 220,000 spring bulbs - the biggest bulb planting season for many years.
By far the largest area to see Spring bulbs being planted is in Kirkdale, in the area known as the Flower Streets.
This zone, which is flanked by the famous Flower Street murals by artist Madeline Pires who also helped plant some of the bulbs, has already seen more than 160,000 bulbs planted. .
Dense crocus stripes are being planted as rays of colour, extending from the mural across the verge and beyond, into the adjacent greenspace at Canalside Park.
Thousands more bulbs have - or will be - planted at other sites across Liverpool.

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Journalist, blogger, author, life coach, mum of 6, event producer and lifestyle influencer Amanda Moss talks about transforming her life, fitness, fashion, mindfulness, independence, advertising & few other things...
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