Paul McAuley is a Community Reporter at the Liverpool ECHO. He focuses on issues relevant to the LGBTQ+ community, promoting equality and inclusion through his reporting on various topics, including arts and entertainment, hospitality, and consumer events. Paul has been featured in prominent publications such as Birmingham Live, Daily Record, and The Mirror, among others.
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Paul McAuley's articles cover local news, entertainment, and personal stories with a focus on Liverpool and Merseyside. His coverage includes event highlights, government announcements, expert commentary in related topics such as food and drink, LGBTQ+ issues, television, personal stories, and city life.
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One of the founders said it sadly "reflects the state of the world we're living in"
The street is home to its own cinema, cafe and a dedicated Pokémon and hobby shop
The team said it takes "food hygiene and safety seriously"
The town beat Llandudno and Margate to the top spot
Only a select group of people have set foot inside the club
Danny Melia and Mark Gaudie said there is huge excitement around their new shop in the Merseyside seaside town
The team behind the new venue said they let the "food do the talking"
Once home to municipal offices and the town's Grade II-listed former Head Post Office, the street now buzzes with new businesses
A major festival showcasing over 100 cars wil make its comeback later this month in Lancashire.
By: Paul Mcauley, Jon Macpherson
It hasn't opened yet - but people can't stop asking about it
