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| Hotels in Liverpool | |
| Marriott Hotel | |
  | The Liverpool Marriott South is converted from the original Liverpool Airport terminal buildings. Boasting stunning Art Deco architecture and interiors, superb facilities throughout, including fully air conditioned bedrooms, restaurant, bar and use of the David Lloyd leisure centre adjacent to the hotel... |
| Radisson SAS | |
 | Stylish design led hotel located in Liverpool’s historic City Centre, close to all tourist attractions, sporting venues, museums, shops, theatres, restaurants and bars. The 194 bedroom Radisson SAS Liverpool offers award winning food in the 1 AA Rosette Sardinian-inspired Filini restaurant... |
| Crowne Plaza | |
 | The Crowne Plaza Hotel Liverpool is perfectly situated in the heart of this vibrant city with fantastic views of the river. Located with onsite parking to making the hotel a base for visits to the city's football stadiums, Aintree and other cultural attractions. The hotels boasts a superb Harbour Club... |
| Thistle Hotel | |
 | Thistle Liverpool is located on Liverpool's famous waterfront, adjacent to the Liver Buildings, close to the Albert Docks and boasts fantastic views across the city centre. The hotel has two restaurants, a lounge and a bar offering a wide selection of drinks, light refreshment and dining... |
| Village Hotel | |
 | The Village Hotel Liverpool is much more than just a hotel with a vast range of facilities encompassed under one roof including a 23 metre heated indoor pool, fitness studio, two squash courts, steam room and sauna. All 63 bedrooms have many modern facilities whilst there is also a restaurant... |
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Liverpool Wartime House Museum
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9 Albert Dock The Wartime House recreates the atmosphere of a working class family home during the Second World War. The house was built in 1852 for the Piermaster. It was his job to make sure ships could enter and leave the dock at high tide. Over the years several Piermasters and ther families have lived in the house. During the Second World War the dock became a restricted area and it is unlikely that it remained a family home. The majority of families in Liverpool lived in rented terraced houses. Throughout the 1930s new tenements and flats were built to replace homes demolished in slum clearances. Nationally over four million new properties had been built since 1919. For those who could afford to buy, semi-detached houses with plumbed-in bathrooms, electric kitchens and gardens of their own offered a new way of living.
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| Culture and History: Museums in Liverpool. |
| Liverpool News: | |
| Rhys accused denies shooting link A man denies starting the chain of events that led to the fatal shooting of schoolboy Rhys Jones in Liverpool. |
| Flap over Liverpool's bird symbol The owners of Liverpool Football Club apply to register the Liver Bird as their trademark, much to the dismay of the city council. |
| Jobs in Liverpool: | |
| Gypsy and Traveller Site Manager and Service Development Officer |
| Assistant Executive Director (Sport, Recreation and Libraries) |
| Social worker (Older Persons) |
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