Liverpool City Council
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Oct 2, 2026
Recollections of a Busy Life-William Forwood
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50:06David MartinNARRATOR
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
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50:14David MartinNARRATOR
Another of my summer vacations was occupied in obtaining signatures to a monster petition to the Liverpool Corporation, praying them to buy the land surrounding the Botanic Gardens and lay it out as a public park.
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50:30David MartinNARRATOR
I stood at the edge lane gate of the Botanic Gardens with my petition for several weeks, and I obtained so many signatures that the petition was heavier than two men could carry.
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50:43David MartinNARRATOR
I am glad to think it was successful, and the Wavertree Park has contributed greatly to the pleasure and enjoyment of the people of Liverpool, and has been the means of preserving to us the Botanic Gardens.
165. Once, Twice, Three Times a Lock
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2:38Iain DaleHOST
wasn't what I would term a natural Lib Dem supporter, I would say.
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2:42Iain DaleHOST
So I started banging on about the virtues of Carl Cashman, the leader of the Lib Dems on Liverpool City Council, who is, shall we say, a bit of a looker.
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2:53Iain DaleHOST
Right.
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2:53Iain DaleHOST
But actually very effective, a very good politician.
Recollections of a Busy Life-William Forwood
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48:37David MartinNARRATOR
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
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48:45David MartinNARRATOR
Another of my summer vacations was occupied in obtaining signatures to a monster petition to the Liverpool Corporation praying them to buy the land surrounding the Botanic Gardens and lay it out as a public park.
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49:00David MartinNARRATOR
I stood at the Edge Lane gate of the Botanic Gardens with my petition for several weeks, and I obtained so many signatures that the petition was heavier than two men could carry.
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49:13David MartinNARRATOR
I am glad to think it was successful, and the Wavertree Park has contributed greatly to the pleasure and enjoyment of the people of Liverpool, and has been the means of preserving to us the Botanic Gardens.
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Recollections of a Busy Life-William Forwood
Sep 23 · 1 Mention
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48:37David MartinNARRATOR
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
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48:45David MartinNARRATOR
Another of my summer vacations was occupied in obtaining signatures to a monster petition to the Liverpool Corporation praying them to buy the land surrounding the Botanic Gardens and lay it out as a public park.
D
49:00David MartinNARRATOR
I stood at the Edge Lane gate of the Botanic Gardens with my petition for several weeks, and I obtained so many signatures that the petition was heavier than two men could carry.
D
49:13David MartinNARRATOR
I am glad to think it was successful, and the Wavertree Park has contributed greatly to the pleasure and enjoyment of the people of Liverpool, and has been the means of preserving to us the Botanic Gardens.
What It's Really Like Caring for Someone With Dementia
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1:16MarionGUEST
I think he does something with Liverpool.
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1:18MarionGUEST
He's got a contract with Liverpool City Council.
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1:21LeonHOST
Okay.
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1:21MarionGUEST
And it's the technology they use in care homes and things like that for people with dementia.
THE BIG 26/27 SLB SHOW SEASON PREVIEW - Who Will End Up Where?
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44:13LouisHOST
How could they though?
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44:15GrantHOST
My, my council tax used to go to Liverpool City Council.
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44:18GrantHOST
Anyway, that's a fact, by the way.
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44:19GrantHOST
Liverpool basketball.
Spurs League Cup Late Flag
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0:31Tom KeeganPANELIST
to thank Liverpool.
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0:33Tom KeeganPANELIST
I want to thank Liverpool City Council for my £35 parking fine for a mile and a half from the ground.
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0:41Tom KeeganPANELIST
I'm sure it was much appreciated and I'm sure he must need the money of all the supporters.
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0:47Tom KeeganPANELIST
He must have caught about 20,000 people last night.
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0:52Tom KeeganPANELIST
Absolutely marvellous.
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0:54Tom KeeganPANELIST
Well done, Liverpool City Council.
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0:58Tom KeeganPANELIST
OK, Tom,
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0:58Les LawsonHOST
now that you've thanked Liverpool City Council for your £35 fine, what did you make of the team? Ten changes on Saturday.
Apple Gave Away A U2 Album. It Didn't Go Well: Music History Today Podcast September 9
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5:12speaker_0HOST
All of his NSYNC bandmates attended the reception.
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5:16speaker_0HOST
In 2005, the Liverpool City Council generated immediate backlash from Beatles fans after announcing plans to demolish the Victorian Terrace home where Ringo Starr was born.
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5:30speaker_0HOST
The city argued that the house lacked historical significance, though community campaigns would successfully save it years later.
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5:39speaker_0HOST
Lacked historical significance? It was where Ringo Starr was born.
Designing for How We Feel - Robert Hopkins on Biophilic Architecture
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7:08Robert HopkinsGUEST
And again, I mean, we had the most amazing client with, well, two amazing clients actually with the Spine Building.
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7:16Robert HopkinsGUEST
So, Liverpool City Council commissioned the building and Royal College of Physicians were going to be the main occupier in the building.
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7:25Robert HopkinsGUEST
And...
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7:27Robert HopkinsGUEST
The college were really, really challenging as a client.
What 20 Years As A CTO Taught Him About AI Compliance: Rob Fawcett
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44:49Rob FawcettGUEST
I've seen you ask some of these questions.
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44:51Rob FawcettGUEST
The best meeting I've ever been in was at Liverpool City Council.
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44:55JacHOST
Oh, okay.
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44:55Rob FawcettGUEST
I was PM there.
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