Liam Thorp is a Political Editor at Liverpool Echo. He specializes in covering government and politics, with a keen focus on elections, public policy, and educational issues, while also exploring themes in health, culture, and sports. Liam's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Times, The Guardian, and Daily Record.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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The Liverpool City Region is poised to bring its trains back under public control following groundbreaking proposals unveiled by Mayor Steve Rotheram.
Elderly residents moved to this street for a quiet life, but one area has turned that into a nightmare
By: Liam Thorp
Elderly residents in a Liverpool street say they have been left 'living in fear' for years after a space in their road was left to become a dumping ground and a magnet for intimidating anti-social behaviour.
Exclusive: Tory Grandee credited with turning around Liverpool's fortune backs incoming Prime Minister's bid to restructure country's power networks
The man once dubbed the 'Minister for Merseyside', who is credited by many for the renaissance of Liverpool's fortunes, has backed incoming Prime
After months of difficult delays, the landmark Hillsborough Law bill will return to complete its final stages through the House of Commons this week in a milestone moment for the landmark new legislation , the ECHO can reveal.
Party boss speaks out and says city is "woefully unprepared" for such incidents
Parks, green spaces and communal areas are being left in shocking states after periods of hot weather, prompting calls for stronger enforcement action
Sharing words with the ECHO, Prime Minister heaped praise on Hillsborough families ahead of milestone moment when landmark new law will finally pass through the House of Commons
By: Liam Thorp, James Mutch
Another heatwave weekend resulted in areas of Liverpool being strewn with litter, food, barbecues and other rubbish
