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Baltic Creative to expand the digital community
Property landlord, Baltic Creative are nearing the completion of their latest development, Digital House. The property located at 61–65 Norfolk Street has already reached a good occupancy with the first
Christmas in the Baltic Triangle 2018 – Yule not want to miss it
Now that Halloween is over, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and the Baltic Triangle is geared up to bring you all the festive fun this holiday season. With the
Roasts & Records at Constellations – your new soulful Sunday dinner spot
The dark nights are drawing in, a sea of winter jumpers are making their way down the high street, and most importantly - the Sunday roast season is back in
Support that boosts business for Baltic businesses
It’s no secret that businesses in the Baltic Triangle are some of the most innovative and fastest growing in Liverpool. You’re literally driving our start-up and scale-up economy. That’s incredibly
Acid House Love Blueprint by Dorothy
Dorothy maps out the history of dance music and rave culture on the circuit diagram of a Roland 303 bass synthesizer. Dorothy’s NEW Acid House Love Blueprint celebrates over 900 DJ's,
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Primark Film Christmas advert in Baltic Triangle
PRIMARK choose the Red Brick Vintage and Hangar Market as a location for this years Christmas advert. The creative district is becoming the go-to spot for filming in Liverpool. The
The Spectaculum Carnival is in town!
Ladies & Gentlemen. Roll up roll up, the Spectaculum Carnival is in town! Liverpool has, and always will be full of creatives. And now the team behind Ghetto Golf and On Air
A Student’s Guide to Baltic Triangle
Fresher’s week is over, lectures are back in session, and the taxi drivers above all are delighted that the students are back. If you’re new to the city, it can be
Check in Every Month for our City Region Podcast from the Baltic
The Baltic Broadcasting Company's aim is to provide a monthly podcast for businesses in the Liverpool City Region whatever their size, from start-ups to long-established companies. In the second edition of