Liam Thorp is the Political Editor for the Liverpool Echo, specializing in local news and politics in the Merseyside and Liverpool area. With his extensive experience in regional journalism, Liam has been recognized for his exceptional writing skills and has been featured in various publications across the UK.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
Liam Thorp predominantly covers local news focusing on government announcements, evolving stories, and current affairs in the Merseyside region, particularly Liverpool. He often reports on topics related to NHS, job losses, public transport issues, education matters as well as crime.
Given Liam's focus on local politics and community issues within Merseyside and Liverpool, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer insights from local authorities or community leaders regarding ongoing developments. Additionally, providing context about how these topics impact the lives of people in this specific geographic area may increase the relevance of a pitch for him.
For those seeking coverage by Liam Thorp should consider tailoring their pitches with a strong emphasis on how the proposed story directly impacts individuals based in his geographical focus.
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By: Jon Macpherson, Liam Thorp
"At around 5pm the pain was so bad that I collapsed in the street. It was intolerable."
Exclusive: Labour Councillors come forward after Information Commissioner ruled in favour of the Liverpool ECHO
Opposition leader says: "People who pay their council tax for council services have a right to know if a councillor hasn’t paid."
Drug dealing was occurring regularly outside and inside the property, with a flow of buyers coming and going throughout the day
One particularly brazen and burly gull has been accused of multiple attacks and the thefts of various baked goods
Amer Fandi had a house and a job, but when things went wrong, his life fell apart - like so many in this city, he needs a stable home to rebuild it
By: Liam Thorp, Zita-Whalley, Zita Whalley
A beefy, confrontational seagull has been terrorising workers in Liverpool City Centre, trying to steal food, with one resident claiming the gull was 'as big as her dog'
By: Stephen Topping, Liam Thorp
Amer's story lays bare the housing crisis gripping the North West
Everything you need to know ahead of a busy day of voting on May 2
This is a desperate Prime Minister looking to make vulnerable people's lives harder in grim bid to turn around his electoral fortunes, writes Liam Thorp
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