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Liverpool is a large city in NW England. Its home to the [[Adelphi Hotel]], site of many [[Eastercon|Eastercons]] before its fall from favour. The [[Science Fiction Foundation]] is based at the University of Liverpool.
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'''Liverpool''' is a large city in Northwest [[England]], situated on the River Mersey, and best known to the rest of the world as the birthplace of The Beatles. Its official demonym is ''Liverpudlian'', but natives are also called ''Scousers''.
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Liverpool is home to the [[Adelphi Hotel]], site of many [[Eastercon|Eastercons]] before its fall from favour. The [[Science Fiction Foundation]] is based at the University of Liverpool. There are several [[smial]]s. 
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Defunct [[clubs]]: [[Liverpool Group]]; [[Liverpool University Science Fiction, Fantasy and Film Society]]; Liverpool branch of the [[SFA]]; [[Liverpool SFL]].  
  
Defunct clubs: [[Liverpool Group]], [[Liverpool University Science Fiction, Fantasy and Film Society]],
 
  
 
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Revision as of 15:02, 7 September 2023

Liverpool is a large city in Northwest England, situated on the River Mersey, and best known to the rest of the world as the birthplace of The Beatles. Its official demonym is Liverpudlian, but natives are also called Scousers.

Liverpool is home to the Adelphi Hotel, site of many Eastercons before its fall from favour. The Science Fiction Foundation is based at the University of Liverpool. There are several smials.

Defunct clubs: Liverpool Group; Liverpool University Science Fiction, Fantasy and Film Society; Liverpool branch of the SFA; Liverpool SFL.



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