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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A shocking spate of attacks on workers at a care company have left staff fearing for their safety and their boss calling for urgent support
By: Liam Thorp
On Monday we reported on sickening racist violence targeting migrant care workers in our region - some of what followed in response was just as grim, writes political editor Liam Thorp
Latest resignation comes just days ahead of crunch High Court date as parents battle to reverse decision to close school
New leader has already pulled support for Refugee Week events and has been met with a strong backlash
By: Liam Thorp
New owners of group which runs Birkenhead site promise exciting future
By: David Humphreys, Liam Thorp
St Helens Council leader announced his council would cut all funding for LGBT Pride events in town
Parents had taken fight to keep school open to High Court, but judge found against them, meaning school will shut down at the end of this term
By: Liam Thorp
With a far-right march planned this weekend, many business owners in the north Liverpool street are not risking opening up at all
Cllr George Woodward, who has drawn ire for withdrawing support for St Helens Pride and Refugee events - says his positive views on EU programme remain the same
The Laziz Project was one of the organisations affected by a decision from St Helens Council's new right-wing leaders - but they and their growing band of supporters won't let that stop them
