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I went at 5am to one of Liverpool’s shopping hotspots

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I went at 5am to one of Liverpool’s shopping hotspots

Since moving to Liverpool one thing I have loved is how the bar and restaurant scene seems to thrive more than many other cities across the country, and that’s not even mentioning its booming shops.

There just always seems to be something going on in the city, whether it’s a live band, a new venue opening or even just tipsy customers spilling out into the streets because the bars and restaurants are just so packed.




And let’s not forget about all the quirky little markets, hot spots, and attractions to visit across Liverpool. It was only last week I visited Lark Lane Farmers’ Market, and now I seem to have got the markets bug.

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Liverpool Council runs many markets across the city, from Lark Lane and the Palm House to Great Homer Street and the brand-new St George’s Hall market which is making its debut on Father’s Day.

However, I’m told the biggest of all markets is the Wholesale Market, otherwise known as the Food Hub, run by the council, who also rather impressively supply most of the markets, traders and bars and restaurants across Liverpool with all their wonderful stock.

And, as we all know by now I love a market so I just had to go and see it in action. I was told the Wholesale Market was at its peak at 5am, so that is when I headed down on Friday.

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