Liverpool & Venice
Everywhere I go in the world I’m always reminded of Liverpool.

Reflections on the waterfont. Liverpool January 2018.

Gondolas in Venice. Italy, 2006.

Clouds over the Mystery park in Wavertree. Liverpool, December 2017.

Canal in Venice. Italy 2006.

Liverpool, 2005.

Woman seated on a water bus in Venice. Italy 2006.

A great smile. On the 61 bus. Liverpool 2017.

Walking home in Venice. Italy, 2006.

Berry Street, Liverpool 2014.

St Marks Square, Venice, Italy 2006.

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, 2015.

Stencils on the wall in Venice. Italy 2006.

Derelict building on Brownlow Hill with a poster on the wall. Liverpool 1979.
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From Liverpool to Chester
This is what I saw recently on my way from Central station in Liverpool to a barge trip in Chester.

Central station. Liverpool, September 2018.

The escalator in Central station. Liverpool, September 2018.

On the platform in Central station. Liverpool, September 2018.

On the platform in Central station. Liverpool, September 2018.

On the platform in Central station. Liverpool, September 2018.

Chester station, September 2018.

Crossing the road in Chester, September 2018.

Having a smoke outside a pub in Chester, September 2018.

At the canal in Chester, September 2018.
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Corbyn In Liverpool
Jeremy Corbyn arrived at Liverpool Lime Street station this morning to support Labour’s plan to bring our railways into public ownership. Jeremy was calm in the face of hostile questioning from BBC radio and TV. They weren’t in the least bit interested in the way the Tories are failing to stand up for millions of passengers. Niether were they interested in Labour’s plans to invest in our railways, cap fairs and provide more reliable services. All they wanted to do was echo the narrative of a small minority who claim the party is full of bullies and “extremists”. It’s amazing how Jeremy manages to deal with such hostility on a daily basis. When he was finished with the media interviews he enjoyed talking to local party members and got on the train to Manchester to do the same all over again. What a campaigner!

Jeremy Corbyn answering questions from a BBC reporter. Liverpool, September 3rd 2018.

Jeremy Corbyn answering questions from a BBC radio Merseyside reporter. Jeremy Corbyn answering questions from a BBC reporter.

Jeremy Corbyn with Labour Party members. Liverpool, September 3rd 2018.

Jeremy Corbyn with the Walton Labour Party banner. Liverpool, September 3rd 2018.

Labour Party campaigning leaflet. Liverpool, September 3rd 2018.
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The Changing East End (24)

Commercial Street. East London 2018.

Christ Church reflected in Commercial Street window. East London, 1987.

Commercial Street. East London 2018.

Silvers electric shop, Commercial Street. East London, 1990.

Commercial Street. East London 2018.

Bethnal green Road. East London 2018.

Braithwaite Street. East London 2018.

Woman in Wheler Street (now named Braithwaite Street). East London 1989.

Braithwaite Street. East London 2018.

Woman with a trolley bag in Wheler Street (now named Braithwaite Street). East London 1985.
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