Liverpool Debates 2007
Have you had your say yet?
Liverpool thrives because of outsiders and its economic recovery is here to stay.
Those were the verdicts of the first two Liverpool Debates of a series of five organised by the Bluecoat, supported by Liverpool Culture Company and Liverpool Echo in association with BBC Radio Merseyside, which took place in May and June.
The five free Liverpool Debates provide a taster for the Bluecoat’s role as a place for ideas, debate and innovative thinking when we re-open in early 2008.
The five hot topics to be debated in this extraordinary 800th birthday year, were chosen by Liverpool Echo readers in an online poll, which saw over 3000 votes cast.
The first two live debates have been incredibly popular with members of the public wanting to hear expert debate and to have their own say in question and answer sessions and post-debate voting.
You can still join in at the final two Liverpool Debates 2007:
Thursday 13th September
Voter Apathy?
Liverpool believes that traditional politics has failed.
Thursday 11th October
North West solidarity or regional rivalry?
Liverpool believes that it’s time for Liverpool and Manchester to join forces.
For further information and to reserve places call 0151 709 5297 ext 24 or email
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