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Liverpool City Council

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Oct 2, 2026

David MartinNARRATOR
50:06
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
David MartinNARRATOR
50:14
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
50:30
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
50:43
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.
Iain DaleHOST
2:38
wasn't what I would term a natural Lib Dem supporter, I would say.
Iain DaleHOST
2:42
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.
Iain DaleHOST
2:53
Right.
Iain DaleHOST
2:53
But actually very effective, a very good politician.
David MartinNARRATOR
48:37
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
David MartinNARRATOR
48:45
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
49:00
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
49:13
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

David MartinNARRATOR
48:37
The knowledge of shipbuilding I obtained during these visits has been of incalculable value to me in after life.
David MartinNARRATOR
48:45
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
49:00
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.
David MartinNARRATOR
49:13
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.
MarionGUEST
1:16
I think he does something with Liverpool.
MarionGUEST
1:18
He's got a contract with Liverpool City Council.
LeonHOST
1:21
Okay.
MarionGUEST
1:21
And it's the technology they use in care homes and things like that for people with dementia.
LouisHOST
44:13
How could they though?
GrantHOST
44:15
My, my council tax used to go to Liverpool City Council.
GrantHOST
44:18
Anyway, that's a fact, by the way.
GrantHOST
44:19
Liverpool basketball.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:31
to thank Liverpool.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:33
I want to thank Liverpool City Council for my £35 parking fine for a mile and a half from the ground.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:41
I'm sure it was much appreciated and I'm sure he must need the money of all the supporters.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:47
He must have caught about 20,000 people last night.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:52
Absolutely marvellous.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:54
Well done, Liverpool City Council.
Tom KeeganPANELIST
0:58
OK, Tom,
Les LawsonHOST
0:58
now that you've thanked Liverpool City Council for your £35 fine, what did you make of the team? Ten changes on Saturday.
speaker_0HOST
5:12
All of his NSYNC bandmates attended the reception.
speaker_0HOST
5:16
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.
speaker_0HOST
5:30
The city argued that the house lacked historical significance, though community campaigns would successfully save it years later.
speaker_0HOST
5:39
Lacked historical significance? It was where Ringo Starr was born.
Robert HopkinsGUEST
7:08
And again, I mean, we had the most amazing client with, well, two amazing clients actually with the Spine Building.
Robert HopkinsGUEST
7:16
So, Liverpool City Council commissioned the building and Royal College of Physicians were going to be the main occupier in the building.
Robert HopkinsGUEST
7:25
And...
Robert HopkinsGUEST
7:27
The college were really, really challenging as a client.
Rob FawcettGUEST
44:49
I've seen you ask some of these questions.
Rob FawcettGUEST
44:51
The best meeting I've ever been in was at Liverpool City Council.
JacHOST
44:55
Oh, okay.
Rob FawcettGUEST
44:55
I was PM there.

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