In England’s Northwest, one city blooms while another withers on the vine. Manchester is reaching for the skies while Liverpool stares at its navel. A cancerous rot is eating away at our city’s self-esteem. It deserves a name. We call it Northwesternism.
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Where once utopian thinkers dreamed of creating the perfect world, today we seem more inclined to expect the worst. Are we right to fear our dreams of perfection lead inexorably to disorder and tyranny?
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In 1965, the Welsh village of Capel Celyn was flooded to supply fresh water to Liverpool. It’s been a sore point ever since. Looking back, was this a case of predatory exploitation or a rational decision based on the needs of the majority?

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This feature, which takes aim at the same old, same old Scouse cliches being doled out in film and TV remains one of Liverpolitan's most popular features. It's an ever-green subject. Since we wrote this, there's been a few more examples added to the sorry pile.
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This feature touched on an a familiar issue for the city of Liverpool - it's image - and then took it in a surprising direction.
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Posting a choice selection of features from the Liverpolitan archive starting with ...
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... because it's good to communicate if we want to create a better, freer world. To black and white, male and female, right and left, young and old, rich and poor. Even to sippers of Prosecco.