Welcome to Dead Good Poets Society - all about Liverpool!

The “scouse” accent has been part of being a “Liverpudlian” and no one else in the UK sounds like them.

The Mersey estuary was famed in the 1960s with the Liverpool band Gerry and the Pacemakers having a hit single with “Ferry cross the Mersey”.

The city of Liverpool has a population of 494,000 yet in the urban conurbation of Merseyside this number grows to 2.4 million people.

The homes of Liverpool and Everton are barely 400 meters apart travelling by foot across Stanley Park.

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Beatles Drummer Ringo Starr Turned ...

Richard Starkey better known as Ringo Starr wrote his musical path as the legendary drummer of our bellowed band the Beatles. Recently, this man celebrated his 80th birthday. To make this occasion a special one, he invited numerous stars to […]
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The Beatles in Liverpool – Pa...

Even in the 1980’s, a tourist making their way around Liverpool may not have even realised they were walking around in the city that gave us John, Paul, George, and Ringo: better known as The Beatles. In 1984, however, a […]
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The Overview of Poetry in Liverpool...

Liverpool is a typical industrial city with many of its population being migrants who have arrived over the last 150 years from the British Isles and other parts of the globe. This transient environment has produced many writers and poets […]
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Poets from Liverpool...

Liverpool has been home to many poets and writers. This was particularly true through the 1960s, when a group of poets formed the “Liverpool Poets”. They would organize meetings and were influenced by the 1950s “beat poetry” which originated from […]
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The Other Sports of Liverpool...

Liverpool is famed for association football and the two premier league teams, Everton and Liverpool, who play in the Premier League. However this is not the only sport that is played in the city and Liverpool is home to many […]
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