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What Life was like in the 1980s Liverpool

In the early 1980s, Liverpool’s situation deteriorated from hopeless to disastrous, with endless factory closures and some of the highest unemployment rates in the country. Each year, around 12,000 people were leaving the city, and 15% of its land was vacant or derelict. For the first time outside Northern Ireland, police used tear gas against civilians during the infamous Toxteth Riots in July 1981. Tate and Lyle sugar works, a mainstay of the city’s manufacturing economy, closed the following year. Dock operations had already declined significantly by this point, depriving the city of another significant source of employment. In 1985, unemployment in Liverpool exceeded 20%, almost double the national average.

In the late 1980s, however, the city began to recover, particularly in the docks, with new growth and redevelopment. New museums were opened to celebrate the city’s history and heritage.

#1 The three managers at Cagneys Night Club in Liverpool, 1980s

#3 The original bonfire night banger. Children at a private Merseyside bonfire night part cooking sausages over the fire, 5th November 1985

#4 General scene of Lord Street Liverpool, 15th October, 1986

#5 Aerial view of Liverpool’s International Garden Festival. 7th July 1984

#6 Soap opera Brookside, which was officially launched at Croxteth housing estate, Tuesday 10th August 1982

#7 A young boy having fun chasing pigeons, Liverpool, 13th April 1984.

#8 Giggles and a good time at Liverpool’s Club Continental, 25th February 1988

#10 The BBC in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the hit comedy “Bread” 11th July 1987

#11 People watchiing the Christmas Lights as they are switched on, Church Street, Liverpool, 27th November 1986.

#12 John Stalker, Deputy Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police with Phil Redmond on the Brookside set, Liverpool, Monday 16th March 1987.

#13 Heritage Market, Stanley Dock, Liverpool, 25th September 1988.

#14 Residents of Hornby Boulevard, Bootle gather to watch a private bonfire and fireworks display, 5th November 1987

#15 Pizzaland Restaurant, Lime Street, Liverpool, 7th June 1984.

#16 Christmas shoppers on Bold Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. 24th November 1986.

#17 The world champagne fountain goes pop at Rotters night club in Liverpool.

The world champagne fountain goes pop at Rotters night club in Liverpool.

With more than 700 glasses topped up with 14 gallons of champagne easily smashing the previous record.Our picture shows Alex Gee topping up the fountain, 20th March 1980

#18 Christmas Shopping Trip, 25th November 1986. Young girls examine Gabby Bear Dolls

#19 Heritage Market, Stanley Dock, Liverpool, 25th September 1988.

#20 Heritage Market, Stanley Dock, Liverpool, 25th September 1988.

#21 Larks in the Park, Music Festival, Sefton Park, Liverpool, 24th August 1984.

#22 Liverpool FC, Homecoming Victory Parade after winning the FA Cup, and completing a League and Cup double, Sunday 11th May 1986.

#23 M58, new 6.5 mile stretch from Aintree to Skelmersdale helps link North Merseyside to the M6 after years of controversy.

M58, new 6.5 mile stretch from Aintree to Skelmersdale helps link North Merseyside to the M6 after years of controversy.

And the notorious bottleneck at Aintree called Switch Island has been extended to ease congestion, opens today, Sunday 21st September 1980

#24 Christmas shoppers on Church Street, one of Liverpool’s shopping areas. Church Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, 4th December 1985.

#26 Spandau Ballet perform at Rock Around The Dock in Liverpool, 31st July 1986

#27 Children celebrating Halloween in Liverpool. 31st October 1989.

#29 Liverpool footballer John Aldridge at home with his family, 13th September 1989.

#31 Shops on Smithdown Road, near the Penny Lane junction, 6th January 1986.

#34 Formby Beach, evening sun in an autumn sky turns the beach at Formby into a surrealistic shadowland, 12th November 1980.

#35 Smithdown Road shopkeepers Mrs Anne Lev (right) and Mrs Elsie Luxton and her son, John outside their damaged shops, 10th August 1985.

#36 Pupils at St Brigid’s Catholic Primary School, Cantril Farm, Liverpool. 22nd February 1984.

#37 Princess Diana at Aintree Racecourse for the the Grand National horserace. 3rd April 1982.

#38 Clayton Square Shopping Centre, St Johns Blacklers store conversion well under way, Liverpool 19th July 1989.

#39 Picture shows pedestrians using the walkway, also known as the sky bridge, in Roe Street, Liverpool city centre.

#40 F W Woolworth Department Store, Liverpool, 11th March 1982.

#41 A match packer at work in the Bryant & May factory in Speke in 1980

#42 Youths standing on wasteland in front of the Anglican Cathedral

#43 A group of breakdancers, the Eastwood Rockers, going through their break dancing paces on the streets of Liverpool.

A group of breakdancers, the Eastwood Rockers, going through their break dancing paces on the streets of Liverpool.

The crew go by the names of Muller, MC, Freakie Friday, Trix and Hower. 26th July 1984

#44 Street dance crew Broken Glass, in Clayton Square, Liverpool, demonstrating their moves, 6th October 1983

#45 Shades of fame – as a group of Liverpool youngsters go through some dance routines during the summer holidays, 1982

#46 Children celebrating Halloween in Liverpool. 31st October 1989

#47 Party time for children from Tiber Street School, Toxteth, after they were given 10 out of 10 for achievement from Government inspectors, 14th April 1984

#48 Bridge stresses, young engineering scientists from St Columba’s Primary School with their teacher Mrs Naomi Flynn.

Bridge stresses, young engineering scientists from St Columba's Primary School with their teacher Mrs Naomi Flynn.

Left to right are, Anita Pilnick, 6, Emma Griffiths, 7, Anthony Munro, 7, James McBride, 6, Donna Caffrey, 7, and Kevin Tirant aged 6. Knowsley, Merseyside, 23rd June 1988

#49 11 families of Gerard Gardens celebrate a victory over Liverpool City Council.

11 families of Gerard Gardens celebrate a victory over Liverpool City Council.

A judge kicked out the council's application to throw out the families and flatten the homes, where some of them have lived since before the war, 7th August 1986

#50 A crowd of youths standing on a street corner before rioting started in the Toxteth area of Liverpool, England, July 1981

#51 Toxteth Riot 1st October 1985 Children crossing the street as the riot goes on in the background on Princes Road, Toxteth

#52 Life in Toxteth, Liverpool. These pictures taken a few days after the riots, 9th July 1981

#53 Life in Toxteth, Liverpool, is one of despair for the unemployed. Black youths are stopped and searched by Police a few days after the Toxteth riots, 9th July 1981

#54 Life in Toxteth, Liverpool. These pictures taken a few days after the riots, 9th July 1981

#55 Life in Toxteth, Liverpool. These pictures taken a few days after the riots, 9th July 1981

#56 Life in Toxteth, Liverpool. These pictures taken a few days after the riots, 9th July 1981

#57 Life in Toxteth. Swinging on the fence are Karen and Buster, 9th July 1981.

#59 Michael Heseltine Secretary of State for the Environment seen here touring Toxteth following the riots, 25th July 1981.

#60 Pupils from John Fisher School in Knowsley Village with former Environment Secretary Mr Peter Jenkin, October 1989

Pupils from John Fisher School in Knowsley Village with former Environment Secretary Mr Peter Jenkin, October 1989

He popped in to see progress of a woodland garden reclaimed from scrubland at the school.

#61 Clare aged 6 and Lindsay Gerard aged four (right) enjoying their sparklers at an impromptu bonfire party in Kensington, Liverpool, 1986

#62 Bonfire Night Kensington, Liverpool, Wednesday 5th November 1986

#63 Bonfire Night Kensington, Liverpool, Wednesday 5th November 1986

#64 Youngsters enjoying Guy Fawkes Night, Hornby Boulevard, Bootle, Sefton in Merseyside, 5th November 1985

#65 Residents of Hornby Boulevard, Bootle gather to watch a private bonfire and fireworks display, 5th November 1987

#66 13-year-old Terry Rose with the collection of cigarettes sold to him by shopkeepers in Liverpool, 6th March 1989

#67 Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980.

Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980.

Left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh, Angela Phenna and Stephen Hagan

#68 Children among the crowds to welcome Pope John Paul II on his visit to Liverpool in 1982

#69 Economic crisis in England in the eighties; a family in Liverpool on February 24, 1983 in Liverpool

#71 Economic crisis in England in the eighties; a family in Liverpool in 1983 in Liverpool

#72 Liverpool footballer Phil Thompson surrounded by youngsters. Dated: 26th May 1981

#73 Liverpool FC, Homecoming Victory Parade after winning the FA Cup, and completing a League and Cup double, Sunday 11th May 1986

#74 Children enjoying the summer holidays on Crosby beach. Crosby, Sefton, Merseyside. August 1984

#78 Liverpool May Horse Parade, City Centre, Liverpool, Saturday 9th May 1987

#79 A head start for the new all-weather pitch as Sports Minister Neil MacFarlane (left) and Bobby Charlton give the youngsters in Toxteth something to cheer about. 24th February 1983

#81 Garston Carnival, Liverpool, Merseyside, 2nd July 1988

#83 British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher accompanied by Sir Leslie Young, observes the architecture of Albert Dock during her visit to the city of Liverpool, 3rd October 1984.

#84 Queen Elizabeth officially opens the Garden Festival in Liverpool, 1984

Queen Elizabeth officially opens the Garden Festival in Liverpool, 1984

It was the first such event held in Britain designed to revitalise tourism and the city of Liverpool which had suffered cutbacks, Picture shows: Her Majesty The Queen chats to some of the crowd gathered outside the new court buildings as she officially opens the Garden Festival on 2nd May 1984.

#85 English actor Michael Starke in character as Thomas ‘Sinbad’ Sweeney from the long running television soap opera Brookside, in Liverpool on 18th April 1985.

#86 Chef, Petty Officer Bill Colmer with the cake made to commemorate HMS Liverpool’s commissioning ceremony, 9th July 1982.

#87 Pantomime at Liverpool Empire Theatre, 1983

Pantomime at Liverpool Empire Theatre, 1983

The cast of Aladdin with director Peter Roberts (centre, right) and choreogreapher Ray Cornell.

#88 Blood Brothers premiere, 1983

Blood Brothers premiere, 1983

Photocall at the Playhouse Theatre in Liverpool before the opening of the original production of the new musical 'Blood Brothers' written by Willy Russell. Picture shows: Barbara Dickson who plays Mrs Johnstone in the play.

#91 Funeral service of former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly, held at St mary’s church in West Derby, Liverpool.

Funeral service of former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly, held at St mary's church in West Derby, Liverpool.

Mourners line the streets to pay tribute as the funeral car passes, 2nd October 1981.

#92 Scottish singer and actress Barbara Dickson photographed at home, 1983

Scottish singer and actress Barbara Dickson photographed at home, 1983

Shortly before the opening of the original production of Blood Brothers at Liverpool's Playhouse Theatre December 1982.

#93 Queue at Cavern Walks which began on Christmas Eve, 27th December 1985.

#94 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Wavertree Technology Park, Liverpool, 20th February 1987.

#95 Pete Wylie (centre) of British band Wah! in Liverpool, England on January 11, 1980.

#96 Pete Wylie (right) of British band Wah! in Liverpool, England on January 11, 1980.

#97 Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party celebrates her victory at the Crosby by-election with her supporters at the Blundellsands Hotel, Crosby, 27th November 1981.

#98 Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party getting her election campaign in Liverpool, 1981

#99 Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party getting her election campaign in Liverpool, 1981

#100 Noisy Neighbours, 1988

Noisy Neighbours, 1988

Ford night shift worker Ian Dean lives opposite the house in Dingle where the hit comedy is filmed. And he claims he's fed up with complaining to the BBC about the din during location filming whilst he is trying sleep.

#102 Labour Council Budget March, 1984

Labour Council Budget March, 1984

Labour leader John Hamilton (Third from Right) and Derek Hatton (seventh from right) lead 50,000 marchers prior to the Council meeting at the Town Hall to support the Labour groupø deficit budget proposal.

#103 The world champagne fountain goes pop at Rotters night club in Liverpool, 20th March 1980

#104 Computer textile designers Yvonne Robertson an d Nairish Nash with their Apple Mac computer. 30th September 1987.

#105 BBC Filming Bread in Liverpool

BBC Filming Bread in Liverpool

The cast of the BBC hit comedy "Bread" during a break in filming in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the 11th July 1987 (Left to Right Gilly Coman, Jonathon Morris, Jean Boht, Peter Howitt, Rita Tushingham seated, Kenneth Waller, Ronald Forfar, Hillary Crowson, Nick Conway and Bryan Murray.

#106 Toxteth Riot

Toxteth Riot

Toxteth Riot, 5th July 1981: Police officers armed with fire extinguisher attempt to tackle a road block of burning tyres during the Toxteth riots.

#107 Police officers try to clear broken glass from Park Road outside a burning looted shop, so that the fire brigade can control the fire.

#108 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Wavertree Technology Park, Liverpool, 20th February 1987.

#109 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Wavertree Technology Park, Liverpool, 20th February 1987.

#110 Stewards attempt to maintain a distance between the protestors and the police officers during an anti-police demonstration in the Toxteth area of Liverpool, 17th August 1981.

#111 Diana Pregnant Sits At The Grand National Racecourse.

#112 Liverpool Councillor Hamilton addresses a rally of Merseyside trade unionist during a day of action in support of the miners strike.

Liverpool Councillor Hamilton addresses a rally of Merseyside trade unionist during a day of action in support of the miners strike.

The rally assembled at the Pier Head following a march through Liverpool City Centre. 13th July 1984.

#113 Post Christmas Sales Liverpool, 1985

Post Christmas Sales Liverpool, 1985

Dionne Omar heads the bargain hunters outside Girls Talk in Church Street, Liverpool.

#114 Liverpool International Garden Festival Fringe, 1984

#115 Michael stark and Sue Johnston from the Brookside cast with Trevor the Turkey, 6th November 1985.

#116 Angry residents fighting plans to build on their only recreational land might as well not bother – the work has started.

Angry residents fighting plans to build on their only recreational land might as well not bother - the work has started.

Liverpool City Council has cast aside its own regulations and begun a housing office development before the planning application is even heard. Mrs Olive Wilson of Tuebrook is one of several residents invited to put their objections next month to councillors deciding on the application. She has a 370-name petition against the development on land behind Larkhill Library, where bulldozers have already started working.

#117 Kylie Minogue in concert at Liverpool Empire Theatre, Merseyside, 19th October 1989.

#118 Queen Elizabeth officially opens the Garden Festival.

Queen Elizabeth officially opens the Garden Festival.

The visit to Liverpool of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to officially open the International Garden Festival held from 2nd May to 14th October 1984, It was the first such event held in Britain designed to revitalise tourism and the city of Liverpool which had suffered cutbacks, Picture shows.

#119 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits Wavertree Technology Park, Liverpool, 20th February 1987.

#120 DJ Billy Butler shows off the new style of tabloid Liverpool Echo to visitors to the Echo Ideal Home Exhibition, 7th September 1983.

#121 Funtime at the Earl St John disci below the Rockfords Wine Bar, 27th October 1984.

#122 Liverpool Albert Dock re-development, work begins to dredge the docks, Merseyside, 17th September 1982.

#123 A Hug For Princess Diana from a Child during her Visit to Liverpool

#124 Photographer Mike McCartney, brother of Paul McCartney, at table with wife, Rowena & kids Theran, Benna, Abbi, Max & Josh.

#125 Photographer Mike McCartney, brother of Paul McCartney, at home going through photos.

#126 Photographer Mike McCartney, brother of Paul McCartney, shooting pictures with Rollei camera Paul bought him im 1962.

#127 Anti-Police Demo in Toxteth, Liverpool, 1981

Anti-Police Demo in Toxteth, Liverpool, 1981

A fallen policeman tries to regain his feet as he is kicked in the head.

#128 Tate and Lyle workers seen here at a mass meeting, vote to fight the closure of the refinery, 23rd January 1981.

#129 Radio star Billy Butler entertains a crowd of 300 fans at Anfield with a version of Top anthem ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’. Clad in a Liverpool FC strip, 1983

#130 A crowded dance floor at Cagneys Night Club in Liverpool, 1980

#131 Church Street, one of Liverpool’s shopping areas, Liverpool, 1980

#132 Demonstration against police violence in Liverpool on August 15, 1981

#133 The annual Orange Order march in Liverpool, July 1982.

#134 Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Frankie Goes to Hollywood

(L-R) Peter Gill, Brian (Nasher) Nash, Holly Johnson and Mark O'Toole of Frankie Goes to Hollywood photographed in front of the Gilmore Cinema Club in Liverpool, 1984.

#136 Grand National Winner – West Tip Ridden By Richard Dunwoody

Grand National Winner - West Tip Ridden By Richard Dunwoody

Flanked by two mounted policemen, West Tip ridden by Richard Dunwoody, walks to the winners enclosure after victory in the Grand National at Aintree, near Liverpool, 5th April 1986.

#137 Ken Dodd at Southport Theatre, 3rd September 1989.

#138 Men and women protesting outside a new sex shop in Liverpool, ‘Sven Books’ in Smithdown Road Wavertree.

Men and women protesting outside a new sex shop in Liverpool, 'Sven Books' in Smithdown Road Wavertree.

The campaign was led by Mr Anthony Steen, Wavertree Conservative MP, and local residents are planning to picket the shop for eight hours a day, six days a week, 16th May 1981.

#140 Atlantic Conveyor, 1982

Atlantic Conveyor, 1982

Hundreds of seamen mingle with ordinary Merseysiders at a special service of remembrance at Liverpool's Pierhead to say farewell to the 12 men who lost their lives in the South Atlantic when the ship Atlantic Conveyor was hit by an Argentine Exocet missile.

#141 Lord Gifford visits Granby Street, Toxteth. 29th November 1988.

#142 Lord Gifford visits Granby Street, Toxteth, 29th November 1988.

#143 A NUPE Picket at the Municipal Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, 4th December 1985.

#144 Christmas shoppers on Bold Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, 24th November 1986.

#146 The scene when Liverpool paid tribute to one of its most famous sons, pop superstar John Lennon.

The scene when Liverpool paid tribute to one of its most famous sons, pop superstar John Lennon.

Thousands gathered outside St George's City Hall for a concert to commemorate the former Beatle, who was shot dead in New York last week. More than a 100 younsters - mainly girls - were given first aid when chaos broke out.

#147 Police officers on Upper Parliament Street, in Toxteth, Liverpool in the aftermath of the Toxteth Riots.

#148 Three contestants in beauty contest being staged in Liverpool, 1981.

#149 Young men with their flag during the annual Orange Order march in Liverpool, July 1982.

#150 Randolph Street, Anfield, Liverpool road protest, 1983

Randolph Street, Anfield, Liverpool road protest, 1983

Angry residents of Randolph Street, Anfield protest about the potholes and cobbled street, which is used as a short cut to beat the traffic lights on Sleepers Hill. Every resident has signed the petition for the the road to be re-surfaced and then to make it a play street.

#151 The Christmas shopping spree slipped into top gear with Liverpool city centre thronged with people, 1985

#152 Police after the race riots in the Toxteth area of Liverpool in July 1981

#153 Crowd gathered in tribute to John Lennon in Liverpool, December 14, 1980

#154 Protesters armed with sticks during the Toxteth race riots in Liverpool, July 5, 1981.

#156 A man wearing a rosette with the message ‘No Surrender’ accompanied by two young boys carrying a union jack flag on the streets of Liverpool, June 1982.

#157 Two young boys playing out their frustrations, violence and confrontation was evident on the streets on Liverpool. 1982.

#158 A group of young boys outside a derelict building in Liverpool 1982.

#159 Paul McCartney, in Liverpool, on the day he receives the title of Honorary Freedom of the City of Liverpool, 1984

#160 Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party on the campaign trail in Crosby ahead of the by-election, 18th November 1981.

#161 A group of police officers stand before the rubble of a wrecked building after a night of rioting in the Toxteth area of Liverpool, July 1981.

#162 Gerard Gardens, a tenement block in Liverpool city centre, 1986

#163 Gerard Gardens, Liverpool, 1987

Gerard Gardens, Liverpool, 1987

Mrs Katie Williams ex-resident of Gerard Gardens who has now been re-housed to a new home in nearby St Joseph's Close. She and her neighbours had chosen to stay in Gerard Gardens until they were offered houses near to each other, which has now happened.

#164 Chinatown in Liverpool, 1982

Chinatown in Liverpool, 1982

A large crowd watches in Nelson Street, in the heart of Liverpool's Chinatown, as the festivities of a traditional Chinese New Year celebrations get under way. 25th January 1982.

#165 Chinatown in Liverpool, 1981

Chinatown in Liverpool, 1981

Liverpool's Chinese community celebrate the Royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana with the Lian Dancing Troupe in Nelson Street.

#166 A large crowd watches traditional celebrations for the Chinese New Year, Liverpool, Merseyside, 13th February 1983.

#167 Lewis’s store manager David Cameron with some of the sales assistants on the day that the Sears group sold off the Liverpool Department store, 1988

#168 Womens Fashion Floor at Blackers Department Store, Liverpool, 14th November 1980

#170 The restaurant at Cagneys Night Club in Liverpool, February 1980.

#171 The team behind the starts appearing at the Liver Aid concert for Ethiopia at the Liverpool Empire. 19th September 1985.

#172 Model wears apple green trousers with green white pattern jacket standing beside a 19-29 Lancia Lamda. 9th June 1986.

#173 Filming BBC Bread in Liverpool, 1988

Filming BBC Bread in Liverpool, 1988

Local children and their friends gather on Elswick Street, Dingle, to see the cast and crew of the BBC hit comedy Bread filming for the next series.

#174 Liverpool’s International Garden Festival, 23rd March 1984

#175 The BBC in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the hit comedy “Bread” 11th July 1987.

#176 Police outside the Nite Owl Club in Davies Street the morning after a fierce fight at the club left one man in hospital fighting for his life, 1981

#177 Disc jockey Pez (left) and manager Steve Fleury seen here in the cocktail bar of the Bedrock night club 17th June 1989.

#178 Lord Gifford visits Granby Street, Toxteth, 29th November 1988.

#179 Lord Gifford talks to local resident Delroy Burris in Granby Street, Toxteth, 29th November 1988.

#180 Paul McCartney awarded the title of Honorary Freedom of the City of Liverpool, with Linda McCartney and Councillor Hugh Dalton, 28th November 1984.

#181 John and Dorothy Crawley outside their West Derby home, Tue Brook house. The pair are celebrating a full year as residents of the oldest dated house in Liverpool, 22nd April 1982.

#182 Paul McCartney in Liverpool, 1988

Paul McCartney in Liverpool, 1988

Paul McCartney in Liverpool to film a special episode of the TV sit-com Bread. 4th July 1988.

#183 1985 Grand National

1985 Grand National

View of horses and riders clearing a fence during competition in the 1985 Grand National horse race at Aintree Racecourse near Liverpool in England on 30th March 1985. The race would be won by Last Suspect ridden by Hywel Davies.

#184 Toxteth Riot 1st October 1985 Police officers attempt to remove a road block set up by rioters on Princes Road Toxteth.

#185 The Yellow Submarine in Liverpool, 26th April 1984.

The Yellow Submarine in Liverpool, 26th April 1984.

A large model representation of the submarine featured in the animated film Yellow Submarine, inspired by the song of the same name on the Beatles album Revolver, It was built by a group of about 80 apprentices from Cammell Laird's shipyard for exhibition at the International Garden Festival in Liverpool in 1984, Picture shows: The submarine is officially blessed at the exhibition site by Mrs Margaret Bailey, wife of the training workshops deputy manager, In the picture (waving at the back) are some of the young Cammell Laird trainees who helped to build the sub.

#186 Aerial Views of Liverpool, Merseyside, 11th June 1987.

Aerial Views of Liverpool, Merseyside, 11th June 1987.

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#187 Grange Precinct, Birkenhead, bustling with shoppers. 27th July 1984.

Grange Precinct, Birkenhead, bustling with shoppers. 27th July 1984.

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#188 St John’s Market, temporary site on the undercover pavement in Elliot Street, Liverpool, 16th September 1980.

St John's Market, temporary site on the undercover pavement in Elliot Street, Liverpool, 16th September 1980.

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