David Booth & John Hulley
October 15, 2021
David Booth is a Liverpool based Journalist
David spent many years as a writer and sub-editor at the Daily Post and Echo. After leaving the Echo in 2009 he completed a full-length action-adventure film script titled The Glass Palace Games, set in 1860s Liverpool and London against the backdrop of John Hulley's Olympian Games and the American Civil War spies and ship-building.
He is now producing a short radio feature about Hulley as part of an MA Documentary course at Liverpool JMU.
Kirkby Valley Golf Club - 10th September 2026
A Night of Peace and Love at the Tung Auditorium
This school, tucked away in a rural corner of Tanzania, had never before had access to English-written books. For many of these children, the written word in English was a distant concept, something they’d heard of but rarely seen. To hold vibrant, beautifully illustrated comic books in their hands was nothing short of
The Liverpool Heartbeat and Tri for Life Across the Mersey Swim took place today Saturday 30th August.
On August Bank Holday Monday, I had the pleasure of joining Nicola Broadley along with Abby Warner and Amy McKeown – two brilliant teachers from Arabella Dance Academy (Widnes) for a heartfelt conversation with Billy Hull on BBC Radio Merseyside.
A Moment of Pride for Our Charity Family
A Heartfelt Thank You from Robin Baynes, Chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat
When Jaxon entered the world, he brought with him a rare diagnosis—Type 2 Kabuki Syndrome.
Hi, I’m Darcy, and I’m 18 years old. I believe in the power of young girls to shape the future—and I’m determined to help them see it too.
When charity meets courage, extraordinary things happen
