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Welcome to the Liverpool Heritage Forum website.
The Liverpool Heritage Forum, founded in January 2005, is made up of representatives of various voluntary cultural organisations active in Liverpool. Its objective is to improve contact between such organisations, and in particular to discuss how they can contribute to the celebrations in 2007 (Liverpool's 800th birthday year) and 2008 (Capital of Culture year).
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News view all » ‘A City in Progres" focussed on the celebration of Galkoff s’ A creative partnership between the Liverpool Culture Company, Donna Berry – Visual Arti  11 June 2007 A Creative partnership between the Liverpool Culture Company, Donna Berry – Visual Artist, City Centre Neighbourhood Management Services, members of the local community groups and schools in Liverpool. more » Gardens of Stone Film and Book by Paul Sudbury and Ged Fagan  12 August 2007 more » Liverpool Echo: City hopes to name new Cunard cruise liner  10 October 2007 more » The Turner Prize In Liverpool for the first time  19 October 2007 more » THE FRIENDS OF NATIONAL MUSEUMS LIVERPOOL Journal  27 October 2007 more »

Events view all » Hello Sailor! by Dr Jo Stanley FRHS (Merseyside Maritime Museum, Albert Dock) 1 September 2007 MerseysideArchaeological Society EVENING LECTURE PROGRAMME 2007/2008 18 October 2007 Roscoe lectures Series 2008 14 January 2008 LIVERPOOL GEOLOGLICAL SOCIETY - CAPITAL OF CULTURE 2008 Events 22 January 2008 HSLC Programme of Events 10 February 2008 MERSEYSIDE WELSH HERITAGE SOCIETY PROGRAMME FOR THE 2008 CELEBRATIONS 1 March 2008 Invitation to drop into Heritage Centre at St George's Hall 25 March 2008 HOYLAKE & DISTRICT CIVIC SOCIETY Events 2008-2009 8 April 2008 Walks around Flaybrick Memorial Gardens 2008 13 April 2008 CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT OLD CHRIST CHURCH, WATERLOO 17 May 2008

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Thomas Bentley A partner in the Liverpool Import/Export company Bentley and Boardman when he met the Josiah Wedgwood, the great pottery manufacturer.

Jeremiah Horrox He was born in a farmhouse in the hamlet of Jericho, Toxteth and ranked, according to Sir Isaac Newton, as one of the two or three pioneers of English astronomy.

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