From Rio with Rhythm and Heart
January 22, 2026
Liverpool Ambassador Sophie Clarke, making waves in more ways than one.
At 5.30 this morning, as the mist gently lifted over Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro - one of Liverpool Heartbeat’s brightest stars stood tall on deck—Sophie Clarke, our extraordinary ambassador, bringing music and magic to passengers aboard her cruise ship.
Sophie isn’t just entertaining the world with her incredible voice—she’s carrying the spirit of Liverpool Heartbeat across oceans. Her dedication, warmth, and talent embody everything we stand for. Whether she’s singing under Brazilian skies or mentoring young voices back home, Sophie is the beating heart of our charity.
We couldn’t be prouder. Keep shining, Sophie. You’re making waves in more ways than one.
Robin x
This 14th June, we come together for something truly special — The John Hulley Day, a moment that marks the beginning of an annual tradition honouring one of Liverpool’s great pioneers of sport and community.
Liverpool Heartbeat standing beside Alex and supporting Centre 56
Medals Presented in Wallasey Skill Sets
The air was electric—literally—as Elektric Apple Theatre Group and Ovation Performers joined forces for a spectacular 1920s-themed Awards Night on Friday, February 6th. At the Devonshire Hotel.
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.
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
