Our CEO Maggie O’Carroll, pictured with Capt Christine Dow and her team, witnessed their outstanding care for a distressed passenger on a Belfast–Liverpool flight, brilliant leadership, professionalism and kindness. Credit to your team, @easyJet! 👏 @LPL_Airport
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#Festival | WOWFest26 by Writing on the Wall is now underway 🖋️
Experience events across multiple venues in Liverpool, with additional sessions available online.
👉 Explore the full programme:
cultureliverpool.co.uk/2026/…
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WoWFest: Words, Ideas and Electric Moments Across May 📖
Every May, @wowfest turns Liverpool City Region into a frontline for ideas, where words challenge power, spark resistance and refuse to stay quiet.
➡️ visitliverpool.com/blog/post…
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✨ So proud to celebrate Tony Wailey at #WoWFEST26 as we launched Rhythms (Diary of the Smyth-Wailey’s Vol. 3) to a packed Friends Meeting House.
📖 Mesmerising reading
💬 Brilliant Q&A
A reminder of why we need spaces for stories, heritage and lived experience.
Linked below🔽
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Filmmaker Bea Freeman introducing a clip from her film They Didn’t Do Nothing. #wowfest26
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Replying to @OliverLomaxPoet
@OliverLomaxPoet and trustee of @wcmlibrary opens up with a stunning poem ‘Hold My Chicken While I Dance to Smooth Criminal’ followed by ‘Bill Muckle Blues’ about the 1926 General Strike.
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The one and only @JTaylorTrash opens up tonight’s @wowfest 26 event Against All Odds Class and resistance in the arts with three superb poems. Great turnout for our panel with Roger Hill. @OliverLomaxPoet and Bea Freeman.
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Very much looking forward to this ITV drama series (starting tonight) about the atrocious police failures in the John Worboys case and the work of the eminent and brilliant women's rights lawyer @HWistrich in bringing him to justice
mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/itv-…
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Next week at #WoWFEST26 🔥
🌍 Cultural Fallout: Writing Chornobyl
📖 Rhythms: Tony Wailey
✊ Against All Odds: Class and Resistance in the Arts
🎭 Joelle Taylor: Maryville (in conversation chaired by Jess Green)
🖊 Toxteth Writer’s Bloc Sharing Event – New World Disorder
Join us
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Happy 100th Birthday Sir David Attenborough! 🎂
In November 2020, the new ‘RRS Sir David Attenborough’ polar research ship sailed across the River Mersey to dock at Cruise Liverpool ahead of technical trials and her maiden voyage to Antarctica ⛴️
Image credit: @stratusimagery
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We’re proud to welcome four new Trustees:
Maggie O’Carroll, Sue Oshikanlu, Lloyd Smith and Lynne Jones. Bringing diverse experience & fresh insight, they strengthen our governance as we continue to grow & champion creativity, community & social justice.
🔗 writingonthewall.org.uk/abou…
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#Festival | Writing on the Wall Returns for 2026 ✍️🌐📚
This year’s theme, New World Disorder, takes a bold look at the forces fracturing our shared ground. From politics and culture to community and identity.
With an outstanding lineup of speakers, artists, and activists, @WOWFEST promises urgent conversations, powerful ideas, and unmissable moments.
Find out more ➡️ cultureliverpool.co.uk/2026/…
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✨ Half-term storytelling magic! ✨
Join Claire Weetman, Jude Lennon & Patrick Graham for a lively morning of stories, poetry & imagination.
📅 Wed 27 May | 11–12.30
📍 Palm House, Sefton Park
🎟 FREE
#WoWFEST26 #LiverpoolFamilies
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Against All Odds ✊
Class. Creativity. Resilience.
@JTaylorTrash, @OliverLomaxPoet Lomax & Bea Freeman in conversation with Roger Hill .
📅 13 May | 6pm
📍 The Black-E
🎟 £5
🎨 LCR artists: free tickets available if needed – email [email protected]
#WoWFEST26
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Sad news that Mary Rand, the first British woman to win Olympic athletics gold, has died. Just spoke her room-mate in 1964, Mary Peters, who had some lovely stories.
“She was the golden girl of her era and the most gifted athlete I ever saw," she told me
theguardian.com/sport/2026/m…
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Former BBC Woman's Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray dies at 75 bbc.in/3NQNogA
SHE’S WON IT!!!
#Oscars2026 #2FMOscars
Great discussion with @Keir_Starmer and his team on the future of women’s health and social value. Real opportunity for transformational change through social economy investment, collaboration and new approaches to measuring impact. #WomensHealth #SocialValue #InclusiveGrowth
Our CEO Maggie O Carroll was delighted to be joined by Dr Janine Swail @queensu

































