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Location: Liverpool, Merseyside, England, United Kingdom

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The Liverpool Milk Trail

The Liverpool Milk Trail

Liverpool
Whether you are a visitor, or born and bred in Liverpool, we hope you will enjoy the intimate portrait of motherhood and breastfeeding, this free self-guided Milk Trail reveals. How to follow the trail: Remember to bring your headphones! Across Liverpool there are 10 stopping-off points which are marked with a QR code. Each is a breastfeeding and family friendly space, with facilities for parents and babies. Many have a schedule of free events for families. This free and fully-accessible trail begins at Walker Art Gallery and ends at Central Library but you can join at any point. The whole trail should take you 90 minutes. There are loads of opportunities to stop for refreshments on the way and we have indicated where there is a café. Warning: Please be aware of your surroundings and be extra careful nearby or when crossing roads. Please use the pedestrian crossings. Enjoy the trail, we hope you have a memorable walk. Don’t forget to tag @theholdingtimeproject and #LiverpoolMilkTrail along the way. About The Liverpool Milk Trail Disclaimer • Please be aware of your surroundings and be extra careful when nearby or crossing roads. Please use the pedestrian crossings. • Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times. • Please be careful if listening to the audio recording while moving between locations, particularly while crossing roads. • Please ensure you stick to the trail route and only access areas which have public access granted. NB: The Holding Time Project is not liable for any damage, loss or injury that may occur as a result of following the Holding Time Milk Trail
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Merseybeat Liverpool

Merseybeat Liverpool

Step back into the early 1960s to uncover the emerging Liverpool music scene, Merseybeat. Visit the clubs, venues, and shops that became important meeting places for ideas and music to be shared and where bands formed. Some of these spaces are long gone, while others continue to play a part in Liverpool’s long musical heritage. In 2021 the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage project digitised three radio documentary series made by Music Journalist and Broadcaster Spencer Leigh for BBC Radio Merseyside. These documentaries form part of a larger collection of Spencer Leigh's work held at Liverpool Record Office. 'Let's Go Down The Cavern' was a weekly series of twelve episodes, first broadcast in 1981. ‘Soup & Sweat & Rock & Roll' was an 8-part series made to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Cavern club in Mathew Street, Liverpool, broadcast in 2007. Audio from these two collections have been used for the Merseybeat Liverpool sound walk. Many thanks to Spencer Leigh and the BBC for permission. Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Accessibility note - This walk will take participants across Liverpool city centre, along roads and pedestrianised areas. The route is mostly flat with a slight gradient down from the first few stops. After the Radio Merseyside stop on Hanover Street participants will need to plan their route to the NEMS stop on Whitechapel. Please be aware that there are steps at the end of College Lane before the junction with Paradise Street. An alternative, sloping route is available via Manesty’s Lane.
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