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Liverpool's Epstein Theatre hosts Eurovision viewing party events for song contest fans
The family-friendly events will include competitions, quizzes and prizes for the best-dressed
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Liverpool rail passenger advice as city prepares for Big Eurovision Welcome
Network Rail has offered vital tips to ensure revellers enjoy a smooth journey to and from the event
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Liverpool pupils celebrate being 'The Class of Eurovision 2023'
Schools across Merseyside are taking part in a Eurovision education programme
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Lane's Lens - April 29: A look across Merseyside through the cameras of local photographers
Liverpool ECHO's Chief Photographer, Colin Lane, with his top pictures this week.
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Sefton road closures for nearly 50 King's Coronation street parties
48 residential streets will be closed off
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Pumping Marvellous Foundation raises awareness of heart failure in Liverpool
The charity focussed on the region as the condition may be more prevalent in areas of high deprivation
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Order your 48-page Eurovision souvenir guide from our online shop
There’s a Eurovision Song Contest quiz and everything you could ever want to know about everyone’s favourite singing competition
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Council calls for more foster carers in Liverpool
'Having more local foster carers in the city means our children can have homes close to their community'
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Tickets on sale for Liverpool's neurodivergent Eurovision
The Brain Charity is hosting the event which will feature a range of neurodivergent performers
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Appeal over missing teenager
Latia Williams is known to frequent Liverpool and Widnes.
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'A fantastic afternoon of dining, dancing and shopping' - tickets go on sale for St. Joseph's Hospice Ladies Day event
The event takes place at Formby Hall on May 21
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Merseyside youth fund 'needed' but 'too little, too late', says police chief
Emily Spurrell said cash allocated to combat anti-social behaviour barely 'scratches the surface'