So what do we think then?
I actually like it.... as long as they don't go everywhere.
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As always, my wife with the pressing issues, wants to know if we might get trick or treaters living in the city centre? As a dedicated crafter, she's looking for an excuse to make Halloween goodie bags so yeah Im wondering if its even a thing in the city centre? We only moved in here during the last year.
Right, I'm posting this because two people I work with have both had their phones lifted in separate incidents in the past week in similar circumstances.
Both times have been at the crossing by the Lloyds bank at the top of Church street/bottom of Bold Street, both times have been when there has been a crowd crossing the road. One lad says he felt the phone go out of his jeans pocket but as soon as he turned round whoever did had gone.
Please be alert when in this part of town, especially at busier times
I am a singer songwriter looking to just get into the music scene in Liverpool when I come back for my 2nd year studies. I don't know any good bars or clubs or anything where people play my kind of music or really anything about the young music scene in general. Any help?
The last few times I’ve been to town in the week I’ve felt it uncomfortably busy. Is it just me? Is the city now too small for what people use it for, and does it need to expand out of the boundary?
I know this is due to weather, restrictions relaxing (this isn’t about that so respectfully not looking for views on social mixing etc, I’m primarily talking about busy-ness outside as shops are limited numbers) but I feel like there’s just too many people for a weekday, and I might start to feel there’s no good time for me to go to town. I usually avoid weekends anyway.
Another note on pandemic busy-ness, it was getting like this before. I used to work in town and it became impossible to get something quick for lunch, go to a shop quickly, navigate town calmly etc. I love the use of the city and its businesses but it feels like we’re at a critical mass now.
I’ve been a resident here for many years & I’ve progressively watched it decline due to morons treating it like garbage. For instance, during the light festival at The Albert Dock, I would go for walks after the cattle disappeared & I came across so many smashed bottles & a s*** load of rubbish.
It also seems to me that these people are on poor diets which might be the reason why, chemically, their brains do not function properly. Perhaps they wallow in their own misery & blame the city. Perhaps they consider it rebellious.
Go the vet & get put down.
