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Book early for Liverpool

By Alex Foster | Tue 18th September 2007 - 3:57 pm

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A stand in conference helpfully has a hotel booking agency helping delegates find accommodation for next Spring’s conference in the European Capital of Culture.

And they are warning the city will be extremely busy the weekend of the Lib Dem conference, 7-9 March next year.

So busy indeed that the guy I spoke to when I was booking my hotel was warning that the was expecting to have run out of rooms by the end of today.

Liverpool is double-booked with a home game football match running at the same time as Lib Dem conference.

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One Comment

Chris Paul 18th Sep '07 - 5:13pm

With inspiration from Cllr Richard Kemp this story of the Leaving of Liverpool really is too hard to resist. So I didn’t.

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