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Wills, Probate & Power of Attorney

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Your legal worries answered by our expert Wills and Probate Solicitor, Ian Sturgess at Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors. This week’s topic is Lasting Power of Attorney.

Dear Ian, My mother is approaching her 85th birthday. Whilst she is of sound mind and mentally capable I have noticed that she is becoming increasingly frail and this has made me worry about her. We don’t know what the future will hold and I have seen several of my friends’ parents succumbing to dementia and sadly they were not able to plan ahead whilst they had the chance. I think it is time to set up a Lasting Power of Attorney, although I am rather anxious about bringing up the subject. I am looking for some guidance on this. How do you work out which child or sibling would become the attorney?

Is it worth using a solicitor? Should we do it ourselves?

It seems like a complicated area and I would appreciate some expert advice.

LJ, Woolton, Liverpool

Dear LJ, You are correct. This can be a complicated area and one that is very difficult to discuss with family members.

The growing awareness of dementia has seen an increasing understanding by the general public of the need for a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allowing you to appoint one or more attorneys to make important decisions on your behalf if and when capacity is lost. There are two types of LPA - a Financial LPA – giving the attorney power to deal with your property and financial affairs and a Health LPA – giving the attorney powers in respect of your current and future welfare and medical treatment.

The forms are standardised and cannot be deviated from.

It is also designed with ‘tick’ boxes. However, despite their apparent ‘simplicity’ a number of drafting errors can result in unlawful additions you have made being struck out by the Court upon registration of the LPA or even worse, the LPA being completely rejected by the Court.

Part 3 of the LPA form is creating constant problems – this allows you to choose from 3 options in the event that you have appointed 2 or more attorneys. The attorneys must act either Jointly or they can act independently of each other (Jointly and Severally) or a mix of the two with them acting Jointly for some decisions and Jointly and Severally for other decisions.

Practical day to day problems can arise with a Joint appointment. If an attorney is away on holiday, the remaining attorney cannot act. If an attorney dies, the remaining attorney(s) cannot continue to act – i.e the Power ends unless replacement attorneys have been appointed.

Likewise, choosing jointly for some matters and jointly and severally for others has both the aforementioned problems, but also the added difficulty of deciding which decisions fall within which of the options.

Moreover, the Court is receiving a growing quantity of powers that attempt to allow one attorney to act in all matters independently with the remaining attorneys acting Jointly at all times. The Court is adamant that only 1 of the 3 specific options listed above under the ‘tick box’ regime can be chosen from Part 3 and any attempt to deviate from these or any modification to them will be rejected outright.

In the vast majority of cases, Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors would recommend “Jointly and Severally” as the appropriate choice for a donor (the second of the three options discussed above).

As ever, an apparent saving of legal fees by not having used a solicitor will have turned out to have been a false economy. Furthermore, instructing a law firm who are experienced in these matters will give you assurance that someone outside of the family knows who you have appointed as your attorney and can also avoid disputes that you were of sound mind at the time of doing so.

We would caution you from being beguiled into thinking that the simplicity of a ‘tick-box’ means that the decision is simple and straight forward. Far from it!

To get in touch with Ian for any Wills, probate and LpA enquiries email isturgess@gadlegal.co.uk or call 0151 305 4266.

Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors: city centre, penny lane and Garston gadlegal.co.uk Ian Sturgess is Head of Wills and probate at Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors email: isturgess@gadlegal.co.uk

A message from our editor, Moira Well, it’s safe to say that last year will definitely go down as a year to remember (or maybe even forget?). It was, and continues to be, devastating in so many ways.

Here at the LINK, we have been working hard to support local businesses by publishing over 20,000 copies of South Liverpool LINK, your favourite community magazine, throughout this awful pandemic.

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The LINK, like so many of its advertisers, is a small local business and it has been a very challenging year for the magazine.

While we have used the time positively so that we could bring you a new and improved magazine, I know you will all appreciate that publishing a community magazine relies on advertising revenue.

There is no doubt that while I am thrilled that these local businesses are doing so well in such unprecedented times, I am reaching out to advertisers and readers alike to ask you to support your favourite local community mag. After all, without our advertisers, there would be no LINK. So readers, please help us, and our communities by supporting our advertisers and hopefully we will have your usual LINK back again soon.

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Contents

The first issue of 2021 is a little later than I had planned due to lockdown. I know this is not the start to 2021 that we all wanted, or maybe even expected, yet here we are.

6 Local History 8 Crossword & Sudoku 10 Recipe 12 Poem of the Month 12 Music Quiz

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There’s no doubt that this lockdown will be hard for many people - the keyworkers, amazing NHS, parents, children and those living alone, to name but a few. But there does seem to be a light emerging at the end of the tunnel.

13 Travel Trends for 2021 14 Photo of the Month 16 Life ‘n’ Style with Jade 18 Strange Tales 19 General Knowledge Quiz 20 Connoisseur: Guide to Wine & Spirits

The wonderful news about the vaccine has given many of us hope in an otherwise dark time and we all know how great this city is at pulling together and fighting through tough times.

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Like many businesses, it has been a very challenging year for us here at The LINK magazine. While we remain committed to bringing you quality content, be it local news, stories or games, our existence does rely on advertising revenue.

So please do support our advertisers and local businesses as no advertisers, unfortunately, means no LINK.

22 Kids Corner 23 Local News 24 Pap Your Pets 26 What’s On 26 Puzzle and Quiz Answers

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27 Sports News 28 The LINK Business Directory

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local history Victorian Historian Sir James Picton was a leading 19th century architect and arguably the greatest historian to chronicle the history of Liverpool. He researched and wrote in great depth about the port and its neighbouring communities such as Wavertree where he lived and left his mark.

Picton designed and built Sandyknowe, in Mill Lane, as his residence in 1848. He chose the highest point – 215 feet above sea level - on Olive Mount.

The bewhiskered author is pictured with a photo of Sandyknowe taken in 1972 shortly before it was refurbished.

by Stephen Guy

One of the attractions of Memorials of Liverpool is its detail and wry humour, contrasting with history books that can be short on facts and insights.

Picton knew his subject and was not afraid to express robust opinions.

Two examples from the 1875 edition: “We have now arrived at Wavertree Road, at present a somewhat unsightly entrance into Liverpool from the east, flanked with shops and dwellings of an inferior class.

“Down to 1830 this road was a beautiful avenue lined with tall trees on each side, whose umbrageous foliage meeting overhead imparted a grand and solemn character to the vista.

“The construction of the railway crossing the road at first on the level and the subsequent construction of the bridge with its long approaches made the first inroad.

“The gradual appropriation of the land for building has done the rest.”

And: “Wavertree Park, which has proved an inestimable boon as a recreation ground for the people, owes its existence almost to an accident.

It was here that Picton wrote his best-seller Memorials of Liverpool. The book sold out in a few months, resulting in a second edition running to more than 1,100 pages.

It remains his greatest legacy along with Picton Library named after him.

Picton’s most famous surviving structure is the clock tower still dominating Wavertree Village. He designed it as a memorial to his wife Sarah Pooley who died in 1879 after 50 years of happy marriage.

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“The site was formerly occupied by an old-fashioned mansion, surrounded by a grove of noble elms, a few of which yet remain, nearly destroyed by the sulphurous fumes of the neighbouring gasworks.”

The site had been bought by Liverpool Corporation for a new prison but was found to be unsuitable and became a park in 1856.

Learn more about the history of Liverpool at the Museum of Liverpool, pier Head, admission free.

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by Homer (5) 3. Compact discs (3) 4. Painter (6) 5. Consumes (4) 6. Fishing port in South-East Cornwall (4) 8. TV dating game show hosted by Cilla Black (5,4) 12. Public speaker (6) 16. Places where children learn (7) 18. Overhanging edge of roof (5) 20. Chocolate bar with bubbles! (4) 22. Air France (1.1) 23. IT term - Common Language Specification (1,1,1) 25. Assert positively (4) 30. British Rail (1,1) 31. “From Here – Eternity”: 1953 film starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr (2)

Sudoku

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Place the number from 1 to 9 in each row, in each column and each 3x3 box.

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Recipe

Flognarde aux Poires

This delightful dessert is an authentic french recipe, straight from a local’s kitchen (Marie’s to be exact!). you are probably wondering what it is as it’s not one of the more common french desserts. or maybe you have - if so, très bien! flognarde aux poires is like a clafoutis but made with pears instead of cherries. A clafoutis is a french dessert - a mixture made up of fruit, traditionally cherries, and a thick flan-like batter arranged in a buttered dish and baked.

But don’t let these hard to pronounce words fool you. This dessert is easypeasy and an absolute joy to eat!

Ingredients

Directions

■ 100g flour

Mix flour, sugar, eggs then the milk till mixture is smooth.

■ 70g sugar

Once the mixture is smooth, add the pears.

■ 5 or 6 eggs (according to size) ■ 300ml of milk

Pour everything into a buttered dish (it’s very important to do this!). Dot with knobs of butter and sprinkle some vanilla flavoured sugar.

■ 1 tablespoon of oil

Cook for 50-60 minutes at 200C (Gas 7).

■ 6 ripe peeled pears cut up thickly (or tinned at a push, especially if out of season)

Serving suggestion Serve warm (but also delicious when cooled) with a generous ball of vanilla ice cream.

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Poem of the Month

Quiz Time

Music Quiz Winter

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Mother nature dropped her ice mantle on the ground With a dusting of icing sugar all around Icy fingers stretching out across the fields So cold so cold the morning feels The ducks slipped and skidded across the ice While others stood motionless on the bank Each one with their head under their wing

1. “Oh, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “: 1993 no. 1 single

by Shaggy.

2. City/song title which was a no. 1 single for Scott McKenzie in July 1967.

3. “Streets of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “: film soundtrack/Top 10 single by Bruce Springsteen in 1994.

4. Scottish band, lead singer Sharleen Spiteri, who had the no. 1 album “White on Blonde” in 1997.

5. 70s/80s American band (chart single: “More Than a Feeling”): their self-titled album is the best-selling debut album in U.S. history.

As if in a silent prayer wishing it was spring

6. “Sweet Home _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “: classic single/album track by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

All the grass laid flat like white spaghetti

7. Stereophonics no.1 UK single in March 2005.

With specs here and there just like confetti Just looking at them made you shudder

8. (“The lights went out in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ”): The Bee Gees first no. 1 UK single, Sept. 1967.

A watery sun filled the sky

9. “_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dreamin”: 1967 chart single by the Mamas and the Papas (reissued 1997)

The icicles were hanging from the gutters

Not a single bird flew by The rest just looked down in the mouth

10. When Frank Sinatra famously sang that he “wants to wake up in the city that never sleeps”, which city is he referring to?

There are footprints running across the snow

Solutions on page 26

All the lucky ones they went south

It looks like Mr Fox is on the go He’s looking for his dinner Maybe a rabbit or maybe hens It’s lucky they are all in pens On the wind you can hear the dogs bark In the distance you can hear the car that won’t start The day starts now such bitter wind This is when the day begins The farmer looks across the field and smiles And he thinks to himself now I can rest for a while

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The answers to this month’s quiz are all names of American cities or states

Travel Trends for 2021 As 2020 draws to a close, many of us will be looking back and thinking about holidays that never were. Some might even be thinking about the way we travel and how that will now fit in with the world around us.

There’s no doubt that in 2021, travel is going to look very different. Trends are starting to emerge that show how we may want to be travelling in the coming months and years.

Things like travelling more off the beaten track – away from large crowds. Spending time and making memories with our loved ones in more private settings. And showing more support to independent businesses and local communities.

As the light slowly starts to emerge at the end of that tunnel, let’s have a look at the future of travel.

Travel will be more... local 2020 was the year we discovered local treasures on our doorsteps. This trend is set to continue into 2021 too.

Just as much fun and adventure but a little closer to home.

Travel restrictions for more exotic destinations still have a huge question mark hanging over them and when they will start to ease, only time will tell. Until then, we may see national restrictions easing so travellers will probably go with the safer option of travelling closer to home, rather than a gamble on a trip abroad.

of the places they visit. They want to get under the skin, to really experience everything the world has to offer.

Think foodie tours to sample the local cuisine, kayaking or cycling in the countryside or learning a language in the country where it is spoken. Not In The Guidebooks is a great website that offer some amazing experiential trips.

Travel will be more... private It’s not about travelling alone. Far from it. Think family and multi-generation (a.k.a ‘multi-gen’) travel. Private experiences will give families who may have been separated for the past year the chance to be together again in a safe environment.

While the idea of booking a trip and digging out your suitcase might seem a little out of reach at the moment, the travel industry feel that we should start to see the world move again in the late spring. *fingers & toes crossed* And when it does, there is hope and optimism that we will all carry with us respect, consideration and a whole lot of appreciation not just for each other but most of all for the wonderful world we live in.

And lots to be excited about - fantastic national parks like the Lakes and Peak District, city breaks to vibrant cities like Newcastle (loved it - highly recommend) and Bristol (on the list), quirky accommodation off the beaten track in the form of yurts and treehouses. There are some great companies online to inspire your accommodation choices, try Canopy & Stars and Airbnb.

Travel will be more... experiential After being cooped up, people are keen to get out & about.

But they won’t be satisfied with just scratching the surface

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Photo of the Month This stunning photo of Snowy Skies over Holt’s Field and Sudley is by South Liverpool’s Photographic Society’s very own Irene Drummond. Taken on her iPhone, it proves you don’t need expensive camera gear to take an impressive photo or to join their camera club.

If you have got a camera, why not join their club? Meetings are generally held Thursdays, 8 to 10pm, at CADWA on

Rocky Lane, L16 1JD. However, they are currently enjoying all their meetings online via ZOOM, from 7pm every Thursday.

Complete beginners and the more experienced are all most welcome! There is a Special Introductory Offer for new members – 3 free ZOOM meetings for the simply curious or prospective members. check out the syllabus on their website, www.slps.co.uk, and get in touch! call/text Irene 07702 028 932 or email Tim, membership@slps.co.uk

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Hi guys and welcome to my first issue of Life ‘N’ Style 2021!

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and I would like to wish you all the very best for the New Year.

Since I wrote my last piece our little family has grown!

We decided to add to ‘The Ainsy’ household and get a friend for our little Dolly. So we welcomed another long-haired Chunhui that we have called Fendi. She is nothing at all like Dolly, who’s a nervous wreck and scared of literally everything. Fendi is fearless and FULL of personality. I’d forgotten what it was like to have a puppy. I feel like I have a newborn baby again - I sit for hours just watching her! It’s been really nice and we have been making some gorgeous memories together. I definitely have a dog obsession though. I have been thinking that maybe one day I’d like to breed them. I might put it out to the universe... My problem would be that I would never be able to part with them so would end up with a house full of little chi-chis!

But let’s get back to my other love - fashion! If you are looking at investing in a new coat, then you need to check out www.glamifyfashion.com. They have the most unreal faux fur coats you can imagine and in so many gorgeous colours. I went for the Naomi Five Ring in beige and every time I wear it I get soooooo many compliments.

As a little treat before Christmas, a lovely friend of mine, Megan, took me to London. We tried a few new restaurants but my favourite was Amazonico in Mayfair, which was lovely.

It’s definitely worth a visit when we are able to travel again.

I wore this black Pu Playsuit from www.Missguided.com with black faux suede pointed flat block heel over knee boots from www.prettylittlething.com and styled with a few accessories to make it my own.

With the start of the colder weather, my skin was starting to feel really dry so I decided to give the new Medik8 facial products a go at my fav beautician and I will be honest, I wish I had tried these products a long time ago. My skin feels so much more radiant and plump and I have had so many compliments. I have been using the Micellar Face Wash Mouse, Hydr8 B5 Intense, Ultimate Recovery Intense and Crystal Retinal 3 and I swear by every single product.

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Strange Tales

by Anton Valdemart

Guessing Games Lana liked to tease with her mischievous sense of humour filling all aspects of her life which family and friends accepted and enjoyed.

There was nothing malicious in her pranks and games.

All – or nearly all – saw it as part of her charm, even Ollie.

Oliver Bradstock was her long-suffering husband. They met at university and set up an advertising company in a small rented office.

It soon expanded into a successful operation employing a dozen people producing all types of promotional material.

Lana’s teasing, often odd, sense of humour helped with the business.

She was good at slogans – rodent controllers Scamper & Hyde got a lot of business with We Smell a Rat! Not everyone shared her sense of humour. For example, undertakers Rigg & Mortis rejected We Beat All Stiff Competition.

Lana’s office often fizzed with laughter as the ideas flew around.

She organised sessions called Guessing Games.

Clients were asked to submit artworks from company files.

Lana held these up at random for the team to shout out ideas – it quickly produced results.

One day in late summer Ollie was alone in the office. Several staff were on holiday while others were on the road on various projects.

The large office overlooked a rather untidy yard. Ollie was staring into space when, without warning, two soft hands covered his eyes.

“Guess who?” said a teasing, vaguely familiar, voice.

The hands withdraw and he looked around.

“I’m Madge and I think we could go places honey,” she said in a broad American accent.

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Ollie burst out laughing as the woman turned and walked out the office.

“That was a brilliant stunt you pulled today,” he told Lana later.

“I loved the red hair and heavy makeup – I hardly recognised you.”

“I don’t know what you’re talking about,” said Lana, for once not seeing the joke.

It resulted in a row. “To think I could do such a thing,” she protested with a scowl.

A few weeks later Ollie was on a train heading for London. He was gently nodding off when two soft hands covered his eyes.

He turned around: “I’m Madge and I think we could go places honey,” said the now familiar voice.

This time she winked theatrically before disappearing.

Puzzled, Ollie decided not to tell Lana.

He didn’t want another row.

He spent a busy day in London, walking between several offices around Westminster and Trafalgar Square. Once he thought he saw a familiar redhead.

Ollie caught the last train and spent an uneventful journey home.

He couldn’t believe his eyes when he arrived at Lime Street Station. There was a huge poster next to the clock.

A red-headed woman in thick makeup was smiling out above the slogan: “I’m Madge and I think we could go places, honey.”

A woman rushed down the platform to greet him, pulled off her red wig and hugged him.

“Happy anniversary darling – surprise! surprise!” said Lana. read my next Strange Tale in the Link: The Straight and Narrow.

Quiz Time General Knowledge How well do you remember 2020?

1. January: Which national newspaper announced that it would no longer accept advertising from the oil, gas and fossil fuel industries? (a) The Guardian (b) Daily Mirror (c) The Times 2. February: Who did Rishi Sunak succeed as Chancellor of the Exchequer? (a) Michael Gove (b) Philip Hammond (c) Sajid Javid 3. March: Boris Johnson announced a national lockdown with immediate effect on what date in March? (a) 18th (b) 23rd (c) 28th 4. April: The contactless limit for in-store payments was increased from £30 to what amount? (a) £40 (b) £45 (c) £50 5. May: The Prime Minister’s adviser Dominic Cummings was alleged to have broken lockdown rules by driving from London to which county? (a) Durham (b) Northumberland (c) Tyne & Wear 6. June: A statue of the MP/slave trader Edward Colston was pulled down by protestors in which city? (a) Bristol (b) London (c) Oxford?

7. July: Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi married which member of the royal family? (a) Princess Beatrice (b) Princess Eugenie (c) Lady Helen Windsor 8. August: Which snooker player won his 6th World Championship? (a) Ronnie O’Sullivan (b) Mark Selby (c) Judd Trump 9. September: Under covid regulations, the maximum number of people allowed at a gathering was limited by the ‘Rule of ----‘. How many? (a) 4 (b) 6 (c) 8 10. October: the 3rd October 2020 is the wettest UK day on record. In millimetres, what was the average rainfall across the entire country? (a) 21.7 (b) 26.7 (c) 31.7 11. November: Lewis Hamilton set the world record for Grand Prix wins (95) and equalled the world record for Grand Prix titles (7): who had previously held these records? (a) Alain Prost (b) Michael Schumacher (c) Ayrton Senna 12. December: Chuck Yeager, the first test pilot to fly past the speed of sound (mach 1), died on 7th December. Which 1980’s film (in which he is played by Sam Shephard) tells his story? (a) An Officer and a Gentleman (b) The Right Stuff (c) Top Gun

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Trevor Langley’s Guide to Wine & Spirits

Some Rosey Favourites Rosé wines have always been a very popular choice for drinking during summer months. But, I now find that ‘pink’ wines are a regular choice, for many, throughout the year.

Today, these wines are produced by a good number of countries, globally, satisfying wine lovers (and demand), worldwide. The rose colour adds ‘something’ to a dining table, including al fresco dining. Events and numerous occasions are enhanced by these elegant, colourful wines, in varying shades. They also make splendid pre-dining drinks, as well as being perfect accompaniments to a lot of cuisines, such as seafood and pasta dishes. canti extra Dry is a very popular choice for many (Italy, 11% vol). I found this Vino Spumante production to have a good, enticing bouquet of fruits and a fresh mouthfeel, with a very pleasant flavour. The persistent perlage adds to the experience, splendidly.

Other popular ‘sparklers’, with a lower and alcohol-free content, include extra Special pink Muscat. Grape juice concentrate is blended with sparkling water to produce this refreshing beverage. freixenet Alcohol-free Sparkling (Spain) is a further production that pleases many, with its light and fruity flavour. extra Special pinot Grigio is a rosé from Italy (12% vol).

This wine has a very pale pink colour, which attracts to the elegant experience for the mouth’s pleasures and on to the palate’s enjoyment.

Staying with Italian productions, canti pinot Grigio delle Venezie (12% vol) has many devotees. Again, regularly selected by numerous ‘pink’ lovers, this wine certainly does not disappoint.

Over in the France section, two that ‘caught my eye’ were Vin de provence (13% vol) and prophecy (12.5% vol).

I found the former, with its delicate pink salmon colour, to be refreshingly dry and elegant and the latter, which also has good flavours of red fruits, to follow the nasal senses, wonderfully.

Last, (but not least) rose les estivales (France, 12% vol) is my personal selection. Refreshing with a pleasant floral bouquet, leading to the fruit flavours, right through to the palate’s sensation and enjoyment.

I located these wines at an Asda store, where I found great value on their extensive drinks sections, which include award-winning productions.

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Local NeWS

February - March 2021

Work begins on city’s first purpose-built film studios In December, work began on Liverpool’s first purpose-built film and high-end TV stages.

Contractors for Liverpool City Council broke ground on land adjacent to the famous Littlewoods Building, off Edge Lane, to create two 20,000 sq ft sound studios. The studios, which received planning permission early December, are seen as critical to Liverpool’s strategy to cement its reputation as one of Europe’s premier film and TV production hubs.

The city council has appointed contractor Morgan Sindall

Construction to build the facilities, which are ideally located being just a 10-minute drive from the city centre and the M62.

It is expected that the sound stages, which have received funding from the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, will be operational by Spring 2021.

Liverpool continues to make a scene in the film and TV industry In a report looking back at a unique year for Liverpool Film Office, latest figures show that despite effectively being shut down for six months, the city region has still hosted 212 productions, supported 490 jobs and boosted the local economy by nearly £13.5 million.

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic bringing the film and TV sector to a standstill, Liverpool still proved a screen hit in 2020.

Productions that did head to the city region - when it was safe to do so were high calibre and high value.

These included The Batman (Warner Bros), The Irregulars (Netflix), Time (BBC), So Awkward (CBBC), Munich 38 (Netflix), Moving On Series 12 (BBC).

And the productions are also being hailed as providing an essential lifeline to Liverpool’s hospitality industry with more than £2.1 million invested in the sector as a result of productions booking around 25,000 room nights.

New visitor attraction for Liverpool gem Liverpool’s St George’s Hall has taken a step closer to opening a brand new visitor attraction in 2021 thanks to a £250,000 boost.

The funding, part of the government’s Culture Recovery Fund, will be invested in a high-tech digital visitor experience, which will enable people to step back in time and see what life would have

been like in the cells and courts of the 19th and 20th centuries.

The ambition is for the educational and informative project to combine 3D, augmented reality, artificial intelligence and virtual reality, in a first for the Grade I-listed building.

St George’s Hall was one of 77 organisations to receive a grant which

was allocated by the National Heritage Fund and Historic England on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

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Pap your Pets

Happy New Year pet lovers! We have some charming furballs again for you to enjoy.

The winner gets a £25 voucher for Woolton Veterinary centre. Think your pet has got what it takes? Pap your pet and send your pet’s pic and name plus your name, address and phone number to: complink@yahoo.com. All entries must be with us by Friday 12th March and please send one photo of your pet only.

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Millie & Jasper waiting for dad to come home

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dog of the month cat of the month NAMe: Nessie BreeD: Lurcher AGe: 4 Gorgeous Nessie just loves to snuggle up to her favourite people and doze off to sleep. She’s a real cuddle monster who loves to meet new people and explore when she’s on her walks. She’s very playful and will trade her toys for others beautifully. Nessie would love a home where she can be the only pet, and where any children are aged 14 and over. She’d like a home that isn’t near any fields that contain animals as she was used for working, and she’d just like to be someone’s best pal instead.

If you think Nessie could be the four-legged friend you are looking for, you can find out more by visiting Dogs Trust Merseyside’s page at www.dogstrust.org.uk. You can also follow the doggy ‘tails’ on Twitter @DT_Merseyside and Instagram, @dogstrust_merseyside

Dory & Nemo are a mother and son pair who would like a home together. Dory was found living in an alley and Nemo was her only kitten to survive from his litter. Dory is cautious and will need a quiet patient home without young children, whereas Nemo is an active friendly boy without a care in the world. If you think you can offer them the home they deserve, do get in touch!

For adoption enquiries, please also contact Garston Animal Rescue on 0151 494 0470 or 07913 420 341.

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Sports NeWS

February - March 2021

South Hit The Top... Again As local football returned from the November lockdown, South Liverpool FC’s senior teams (all eight of them!) have had successful returns through December although only eleven games have been played as the weather has been particularly unkind to our four veterans teams who all play on grass!

In the one week available in January before our third lockdown only three of our teams were able to play. Of course, discussion is now starting about whether the season can be finished and whether it is going to be possible for the first team to get promoted to the North West Counties League.

The first team had a very difficult schedule by playing the only two other unbeaten teams in the first division of the West Cheshire League. However, South won them both, 2-0 at Mossley Hill with goals from Stuart Cornfoot and Brad Williams and 2-1 at Mersey Royal with two more goals from Williams. The latter has been in terrific scoring form and notched an amazing seven goals in a 9-1 demolition of Redgate Rovers with two more for centre forward, Cameron Dalton. The 100% record in December has put the team back on the top of the league with a three-point cushion as we fall into lockdown again.

The reserves, playing in the second division of the West Cheshire League, had their first win since September with a 4-2 win over lowly Neston Nomads with another hat-trick for veteran striker Curtis Cummins. The win moved the team into mid-table and their excellent 1-0 win over one of the promotion candidates, Heswall, consolidated that position. The goal was scored by substitute Alex Bishop who at 41 years is one of the club’s oldest ever scorers.

Alex plays regularly for our veterans teams but last scored an open-age goal for the club 10 years ago!

The third team had a spectacular December, playing two home games and scoring an amazing 17 goals into the bargain. A 6-1 win over lowly Mexoc was trumped by an 11-1 crushing of mid-table Alumni Reserves with five goals for Mike Thomas and three for Joe Ferguson. Since new year the team were narrowly beaten 2-1 by one of their main rivals for the title, Netherley Athletic.

The club’s youth team have remained top of the youth division of the West Cheshire League after a 3-3 draw at unbeaten Maghull and a 4-1 home win over lowly Netherley Wood Lane Legion under the Friday evening lights at the Jericho Lane sports complex. Since New Year they have played once, losing 6-4 against one of their main rivals,

Mossley Hill, after holding a 4-2 lead with 10 minutes to go.

Two of our veterans teams have not played a game due to a combination of Covid and the bad weather.

However, our Saturday first team, who play in the I-Zingari Combination Over 40s first division, have won their only game by 3-0 at lowly Waterloo Grammar School Old Boys. Leading goalscorer Alex Bishop scored another hat-trick to retain the team’s position at the top of the league. Our Sunday veterans first team advanced to the second round of the league cup by crushing Earlestown Athletic 8-1 with another hat-trick for Curtis Cummins.

The latest lockdown makes the future of football at local level extremely uncertain but all our players are ready to go when we get the all-clear.

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