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.
My dearest Anna Dunk, Harry Allen, Rowan Dally my remarkable Three Flying Fish.
Arrived in Nelson’s Dockyard today, and what a place.
Bernie and I set off from Chester on our way to Gatwick, buzzing with pride as we fly to La Gomera to welcome the incredible Three Flying Fish - Rowan, Anna and Harry.
Liverpool Ambassador Sophie Clarke, making waves in more ways than one.
The Children have Spoken
The Liverpool theatre scene is about to get a whole lot more mysterious—and a lot more hilarious. The Elektric Apple, a vibrant and trailblazing disabled theatre group, is returning to the stage with their latest original production.
John Hulley: Liverpool’s Hidden Architect of the Olympic Movement
As chairman of Liverpool Heartbeat, I couldn’t be more proud of our three remarkable Flying Fish — Anna, Rowan and Harry
This photo means the world to me.
Today we had the joy of taking 50 children, parents and carers from New Start Homes, Lighthouse, Luminer and Elektric Apple to Chester Zoo — our final gift of 2025, and what a gift it was.
