2007 issues of City magazine.
Issue 50 - November 2007
Front cover and contents![(PDF [764.1Kb] opens in new window)](/images/PDF.gif)
(pages 1 - 4)
The final countdown (page 5) - the wait is almost over... Liverpool gears up for a momentous year as European Capital of Culture 2008
Our time, our place (pages 6 - 9) - stunning programme of events set to make Liverpool 08 the greatest show on earth
The long and winding road (pages 10 - 12) - a look back at some of the key landmarks on the way to Capital of Culture
Tributes to Liverpool 08 (page 13) - well-known figures - from Sir Paul McCartney to Cherie Blair - tell us why they can't wait for 2008
Around our culture city (pages 14 - 18) - clipper education project sets sail; Virgin trains on board for 2008; Homotopia Festival blooms; Liverpool culture bus gets a makeover
Playing our part (pages 19 - 22) - Liverpool's major cultural institutions share their plans for Capital of Culture
European Capital of Culture 2008 events calendar (pages 23 - 30) - your events guide to help you plan ahead for a truly jam-packed cultural year!
The big ships are back (page 31) - a visit from HRH the Duke of Kent (and the QE2) helps get Liverpool's new cruise liner terminal off to a right royal start
Music city (page 32) - Liverpool confirmed as host city for 2008 MTV Europe music awards
Two great football competitions (pages 33 - 34) - whether you're red or blue, we've prizes for you!
Festive city (pages 35 - 40) - winter lights programme and lantern parade herald start of Christmas build-up
Issue 49 - October 2007
- Front cover and contents (pages 1- 3)
- Around the city (pages 4 - 7) Liverpool hosts the prestigious Raffles exhibition; schools unite to banish bullying; ABC cinema on Lime Street to get New York-style makeover; 08 Clipper returns to the high seas
- Culture in bloom (page 8) City's historical botanical collection to play a starring role in 2008
- Liverpool to lead Holocaust commemoration (page 9) - the city has been selected as host city for 2008 National Holocaust Memorial Day
- Pool of Life (pages 10 - 11) - a new exhibition charts Liverpool's extraordinary contribution to the health field
- Safer city (pages 12 - 13) - Home Office stats show city crime rate is falling; tackling anti-social behaviour on public transport; 'respect' improves life for residents
- Hall steps back in time (page 14)
- Happy 800th Liverpool (pages 15 - 18) - your four page pull-out on the huge, city-wide party that marked Liverpool's 800th birthday
- Alive after five (page 19)
- Taking action (pages 20 - 21) - the council enforcement team lead the drive to make Liverpool a safer, cleaner city
- Green city (page 22) - environmentally-friendly scousers send city's recycling rates soaring
- A story of love and 08 (page 23) - how to hold a wedding with great Liverpool style on a budget
- Culture round-up (pages 24 - 25) - Turner Prize shortlist announced; Nigel Jamieson and Jayne Casey named as artistic directors for Capital of Culture opening
- The early bird (page 26) - Enterprising breakfasts boost business in Liverpool
- Competition winners (page 27)
- Inclusive city (page 28) - It's your city so have your say
- Arts in style at Metquarter and competition (page 29)
- Cultural highlights (pages 30 - 32) - what's on in Liverpool
The complete October issue (note: this is a very large file!)
Issue 48 August 2007
Contents- Introduction and contents, including birthday messages (pages 1 - 5)
- Pupils part for pool's 800th (pages 6 - 7)
- 800 years in 800 words. A potted history of the city of Liverpool (pages 8 - 9)
- Doddy's local band of happiness (pages 10 - 12)
- Here's to the next 100 years (pages 13 - 15)
- Liverpool remembers slavery with new museum (page 16)
- Big birthday round-up (pages 17 - 24)
- Happy birthday to you - it's not just Liverpool celebrating a birthday this year (page 25)
- The cruel sea (pages 26 - 27)
- Putting Liverpool in the picture (pages 28 - 32)
- Liverpool's oldest pub (pages 33 - 34)
- Blue blood of Liverpool (pages 35 - 36)
- Birthday treats - great prizes to be won in three competitions (pages 37 - 40)
The complete August edition (note: this is a very large file!)