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Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool

Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool

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Sep 9, 2026

Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:30
Yes.
Inspector FinchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:31
In the meantime, Sergeant, you might drive towards Royal Albert Dock.
Inspector FinchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:34
Right you are, sir.
Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:37
[ship horn] The ship turned out to be the City of Bombay.
Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:50
Before we drew to a stop at Royal Albert Dock, we passed through what must have been half of the mobile police force of London.
Johnny DollarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:01
That must be Nelson's car.
Inspector FinchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:03
Yeah, there he is.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
12:12
Recording by Expatriate in Bangor, Maine.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
12:16
Chapter one, From Albert Docks to Shanghai.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
12:22
The tender light of home behind, dark heathen gloom before, the servants of the Lord go forth to many a foreign shore.
ExpatriateNARRATOR
12:31
But the true light that cannot pale streams on them from above, a light divine that shall not fail, the smile of Him they love.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
25:10
A tour guide stands outside 24th Lynn Road, where McCartney grew up.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
25:15
He tells a bus from Ohio that Pete Best still lives across the city and signs autographs at a museum on the Albert Dock on Saturdays.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
25:23
165 Broadhurst Gardens, September 2026.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
25:26
It's Universal Music's London studio now.
Jane GarveyHOST
17:26
And where is the Echo Arena?
Eve SalusburyUNKNOWN
17:27
Uh, Albert Dock.
Jane GarveyHOST
17:28
Okay.
Jane GarveyHOST
17:29
So yeah, no, that's...
Nick FerrariHOST
63:22
to develop
JohnAUDIENCE
63:23
the Albert Dock.
JohnAUDIENCE
63:25
which was left to rack and ruin for many years.
JohnAUDIENCE
63:28
Which is incredible now, I don't know if you've been...
JohnAUDIENCE
64:20
Maybe they don't want to move on because they just want to blame other people.
JohnAUDIENCE
64:23
And for some reason, they just don't want to move on.
Nick FerrariHOST
64:26
Lastly, and you're right to cite Albert Dock, because when I go to the Labour Party conference, there are extraordinary busy restaurants and wine bars down there.
Nick FerrariHOST
64:34
And it's a very, very buzzy part of town.
Ian KHOST
13:40
Where the exhibition centre is, is right on the Docklands.
Ian KHOST
13:45
hop, skip and jump away from Albert Docks where you can then easily get into the rest of Liverpool.
Ian KHOST
13:54
Like if you want to go to the Cavern, for example, then you absolutely can.
Ian KHOST
13:59
It's only a short walk away.
David MartinNARRATOR
72:22
The Mariner's Church, an old hulk in which divine service was held every Sunday, occupied another corner.
David MartinNARRATOR
72:31
The Albert Dock was filled with East Indiamen discharging their cargoes of sugar, jute, and linseed, and tea clippers from China.
David MartinNARRATOR
72:41
They loaded their outward cargoes in the Salt House Dock, which adjoined.
David MartinNARRATOR
72:45
Further south again, the King's and Queen's Docks were occupied by small foreign vessels trading to the continental ports.
Samira AhmedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:40
So I think the mythology, the story of the Beatles is like, it's like the Odyssey or the Iliad, you know? It's folkloric.
Samira AhmedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:49
I went to Liv- I go to Liverpool every so often for work and various things, and I was there a few weeks ago, and I went to The Beatles Story, that museum in the Albert Docks, which is their history.
Samira AhmedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:57
And, you know, they've got a reconstruction of the trailer that the, um, the Quarrymen were standing on at the Woolton Village fete that summer in the '50s when John first met Paul.
Samira AhmedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:09
And I thought, you know, from there on, they're war babies.
Sam GraingerGUEST
13:40
So Breado's Tacos came down from London, and Northern Chris, and we did a little, a taco night in Belzan, and then went out and drank a million beers and decided that we should open a little taco restaurant in Liverpool.
Sam GraingerGUEST
13:55
That little taco restaurant became Madre on the Albert Dock, which was, uh, 200 cover inside and 300 covers outside, so what-
Sam JonesHOST
14:02
Small, yeah
Sam GraingerGUEST
14:02
... really, really small.
Sam JonesHOST
14:34
That is good.
Sam JonesHOST
14:34
But how, that, so then how do you make it jump from one city to two? Is it just-
Sam GraingerGUEST
14:39
We, as soon as we hit Madre on the Albert Dock in Liverpool, we knew Manchester was next.
Sam GraingerGUEST
14:44
Within six weeks of opening, we were looking at site here.
James BurchellGUEST
12:53
I said, you could probably help him out.
James BurchellGUEST
12:55
So I think we probably got to know each other over about a year or so, understanding what he wanted to do at Aracroft were best known for city center regeneration, and they're best known for the Albert Dock in Liverpool, which I sort of say took 30 years to become an overnight success, but is probably the first example of true city center regeneration of a landmark site.
James BurchellGUEST
13:16
And he wanted to move more into asset management trading, which is more of what I was doing for clients than the big strategic development side of things.
James BurchellGUEST
13:27
And one day we were having lunch and he sort of asked me, what did I want to do? And I said, in an ideal world, I'd love to have my own property company backed by a major player.

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