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Liverpool's festive lights will switch on 16 November
Over the next four years, Liverpool BID Company is investing £480k in lights across the city centre, from Lime Street and the Commercial District to the retail heart in Church Street and Lord Street, up Bold Street and into Hope Street. For the first time, as the BID area has expanded up to the Georgian Quarter, this year’s lights will extend into Hardman Street and Leece Street. The funding from Liverpool BID Company comes from the levy paid by city centre businesses and helps to cover the shortfall in the public purse. 
New Christmas lights will be in Old Hall Street and Tithebarn Street, up to Lord Street and Church Street, Hope Street, Hardman Street and Leece Street. With lamp post motifs and light decorated trees, the festive decorations will add sparkle and animation to the city centre. Ceiling curtains will light up specific streets, including Basnett Street, Tarleton Street, Richmond Street and Williamson Street. 
 Liverpool BID Company unveils a festive programme of animation and celebration this season. 
Metquarter has a programme of ticketed workshops including craft making and creativity, from wreathmaking to fabric fairy light creation.
The Elfie Selfie Station returns to St John’s. Run by Paperwork Theatre, the elves will be on hand for selfies and for a chance to add themselves to the nice list. The Elfie Station is open 12-4pm every weekend from 25 November. 
Liverpool City Region has confirmed Everton will play host to the 2028 UEFA Euro Championship.
  • Everton FC’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock chosen as a venue of the successful UK and Ireland bid.
  • Focus on diversity and inclusivity – “Football for all. Football for good. Football for the future.”
  • Fan festival to run throughout the championships
​Everton’s future home, located on the banks of the River Mersey, is fast becoming part of the city’s world-famous waterfront and lies just a 10 minute walk from the city centre. The 52,888 capacity stadium, due for completion in late 2024, will be one of the most accessible and sustainable sporting venues in the country.

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8 WAYS TO HAVE A CHEERY, CHARITY SHOP CHRISTMAS 
Now is a great time to pick up fab Christmas bargains in your local charity shops. New and unused gifts, pots, vases, crockery, table decorations and cards are all up for grabs this month.  But hurry. The good stuff gets snapped up quickly and most is gone by December.  
TV finance expert and CEO of MoneyMagpie.com, Jasmine Birtles, says “It’s worth nosing around a few shops, including the ones in the posh areas, to see what you can get for cheap for Christmas while it’s there. When it’s gone it’s gone.” 
Here are Jasmine’s eight tips for saving money and helping charities in the run up to Christmas: 
  1. Grab unwanted gifts. Around this time of year most of the charity shops display gift sets and other unwrapped, totally new items that have clearly been unwanted presents. They’re cheaper than they would be in the shops but they’re good as new and no one will know if you give them as Christmas pressies this year. 
  2. Dive into the decorations. Now is also a very good time to pick up cheap decorations in the charity shop. Some are unused and others are used but still good. You might like the charity shop’s own new and exclusive decorations and cards, although they’re usually not that cheap.
  3. Create with crockery . Many charity shops have the odd vintage ‘cup, saucer and plate’ set which can, be a lovely present for someone (like me) who collects pretty china. Or you could turn the cup and saucer into a clever candle, by filling it with wax and a wick and making that the present. Pick up a candle-making kit that will make loads for £14.99 at Amazon
  4. Vase va-va-voom. Check out the vases in the charity shop as you should be able to get a well-priced one that you can fill with winter foliage, berries and perhaps large twigs sprayed gold or silver and give that as a lovely present. 
  5.  Pick up a plant pot. Similarly, there are always good pots at charity shops which you could fill with a plant that you grew in your own garden or greenhouse. 
  6.  Freshen-up furniture. Some charity shops like British Heart Foundation and the Red Cross also have furniture for sale. If you’re a bit crafty you could upcycle a chair or side-table with paints and even lacquer to make an impressive and personalised present
  7. Treat ‘em with toys . For children there are toys (often unused), games, jigsaw puzzles and baby items in charity shops. Young children in particular don’t notice if something’s preloved, they just enjoy playing with it. So don’t feel shy about gifting them second-hand items, particularly if you know they’re good. You could dress them up for Christmas Day by giving them in a colourful ‘Santa sack’ that makes it look like a lucky dip [large Santa sack £2.95 on eBay]. 
  8. Get a gift card. If you know that the person you’re giving to loves to rummage in charity shops, you can give them a special charity shop gift card from the Charity Shop Retail Association https://www.charityretail.org.uk/the-charity-shop-gift-card/. You can put as much as you like on it from £25 upwards here https://shop.thecharityshopgiftcard.co.uk/  ​​
​While fans are reeling that Ben Affleck has switched to Starbucks instead of his usual Dunkin' Donuts, coffee expert and influencer Jee, founder of Coffee at Three  is offering him some recipes he can create at home to avoid Amageddon
Twitter has blown up once again over the Hollywood star being papped with a Starbucks cup in hand, with him being accused him of cheating on Dunkin'. But Starbucks copycat drinks connoiseeur,  Jee believes his love affair with coffee can be smoothed over with just one click.
Coffee at Three offers over 100 coffee drink ideas, including Starbucks Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso Copycat as well as Homemade Vietnamese Coffee plus seasonal recipes to enable you to experiment with something different in your kitchen.
Run by coffee expert and influencer, Jee, she creates fun recipes fueled by caffeine to kickstart your day.
A former barista, she juggled her freelance time to enable her to become certified in Coffee Skills from the SCA (Specialty Coffee Association), and shares her extensive coffee knowledge gathered from years of training and experience. Whether it’s Starbucks copycat recipes or how to make cold brew at home, Jee creates step-by-step tested recipes, including sugar-free options, that are easy to rejuvinate in your own home.
Jee was born in Seol, North Korea and raised in Brooklyn, New York, As a youngster she was always fascinated with coffee so when her friend opened a tea and coffee shop in Manhattan, she asked if she could work there part-time alongside her job as a digital designer.
She was trained in not only making espressos but also teas and has honed her skills in making bespoke drinks from the menu including  matcha lattes.
In 2012 after becoming a certified Tea Sommelier, she started a tea blog Oh, How Civilized and before later launching Coffee at Three
Around 40% of the world’s population drink two cups of coffee everyday, rising to 65% in the USA and 70% in the UK. Considered much healthier than other energy drinks, drinking coffee has been scientifically proven to improve mental alertness, better brain function and motivation, making it the perfect start to the day with a positive headspace or a boost in the afternoon. It’s also the perfect excuse to get together with friends and can help you relax.
You can find Jee on Pinterest and Instagram.www.coffeeatthree.com



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 Liverpool has been named the UK’s third fastest talking city - with Scousers speaking at a whopping rate of 210.39 words per minute - according to a new study by the language learning platform Preply.
With the average person in the UK speaking at 189 words per minute, it’s fair to say that Brits like to pack a lot of words into their sentences. 
As part of their brand new study, which reveals the UK’s fastest and slowest talking cities, the online tutoring experts at Preply have delved into regional YouTube data to determine the average words said per minute in each of the UK’s ten most populated cities.
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Coffee lovers in Liverpool will be able to swap a tube of toothpaste for a free flat white on Tuesday 5th December when independent coffee shop chain 200 Degrees hosts their annual charity day, Swap Shop. In both their shop on Whitechapel, and their newest outlet on Bold Street, customers will be able to bring in and donate unused and unopened hygiene products and get a free coffee in return.
 
Swap Shop is an initiative that 200 Degrees have run for the past two years, but this year each shop team across the UK has chosen to directly support a charity in their locality. With hygiene poverty still a massive issue due to the cost of living crisis, customers will be able have make a difference for people in their community. The Bold Street shop, which only opened on the 11thNovember will be joining forces with their counterpart in the Metquarter to collect donations for The Whitechapel Centre.
Anyone interested in getting a free coffee on Tuesday 5th December can donate hygiene items to the Swap Shop initiative in any 200 Degrees shop on the day. Suggested items include: deodorant, shower gel, period products, shampoo, toothpaste & toothbrushes, toilet roll, nappies & baby products, washing powder, makeup, perfume, shaving foam and everyday household cleaning products.
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