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Ian Croll
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Senior Journalist and Social Video Editor, Liverpool Echo
Merseyside
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international affairs defence security geopolitics
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By Ian Croll Verified, Liam Thorp Verified, David Humphreys Verified| Liverpool Echo Verified Steve Rotheram visited the ECHO's Royal Blue podcast to discuss transport issues around Everton's new homeMetro Mayor Steve Rotheram has asked Evertonians to “bear with us” amid criticism around transport infrastructure following the Blues’ first test event at Bramley-Moore Dock. Last month, 10,000 Toffees fans became the first people to sample what life will be like for the club when they make the move from Goodison Park to the banks of the Mersey this summer after 133 years in L4.
By Joe Thomas Verified, Chris Beesley, Ian Croll Verified, Connor O'Neill Verified, Dan Haygarth Verified| Liverpool Echo Verified The Merseyside derby has always inspired a range of emotions but few will have been so poignant as this. The final Goodison Park derby - unless there is a remarkable FA Cup draw - will be a momentous occasion and one laced in hope, sadness and perhaps a bit of trepidation ahead of one last battle for bragging rights at the Grand Old Lady. Two wins should make this slightly easier for Everton supporters as they brave Storm Darragh on the way to the match.
By Ian Croll Verified, Liam Thorp Verified, David Humphreys Verified| Liverpool Echo Verified Steve Rotheram visited the ECHO's Royal Blue podcast to discuss transport issues around Everton's new homeMetro Mayor Steve Rotheram has asked Evertonians to “bear with us” amid criticism around transport infrastructure following the Blues’ first test event at Bramley-Moore Dock. Last month, 10,000 Toffees fans became the first people to sample what life will be like for the club when they make the move from Goodison Park to the banks of the Mersey this summer after 133 years in L4.
Company Info
Liverpool Echo
The Liverpool Echo is a daily tabloid newspaper based in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. Established in 1879, it serves as a key source of local news, sports, entertainment, and community events for the Liverpool area. The newspaper is owned by Reach plc and is part of Trinity Mirror North West & North Wales. It is known for its centre-left political alignment. The Liverpool Echo maintains a strong online presence, offering digital versions of its print content, breaking news updates, and interactive features. It also has an extensive archive that provides historical access to its publications from 1879 to 1999. With an average daily circulation of around 10,961 as of 2024, the newspaper continues to engage a broad audience, including local residents and businesses. The current editor is Maria Breslin, and the newspaper is headquartered in St. Paul's Square, Liverpool.
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
+44 151 472 2507
Founded: 1885