Fraud & Corruption in Liverpool with Lawrence Kenwright | EyesWideOpen

[@lawrencekenwright.]

I think it's time for an appraisal, a lot has happened since our first podcast. Laurence let me know if you are up for it

[@algarveamplified]

Let’s do it!

[@deeday4361]

When loved the last one

[@marksimons4108]

Please ask him about the civic vandalism he has perpetrated on various architectural treasures of Liverpool city centre like the illegal abomination that sits atop of the shankly hotel and his other half built monstrosities behind exchange flags with panels blowing off the roof almost killing passers by below!This stag n' hen tack is what the city needs to drop! we are better than that and let Laurence concentrate on what he is really good at which is rehabilitation of the drug addicts on our streets because our liberal minded leaders think ignoring it is showing some kind compassion?

[@lawrencekenwright.]

@LAD LADLADLAD They are still taking my subscription.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

@LAD LADLADLAD I m just waiting fir them to Barr me from the party , I am amazed that they haven’t, Let’s not forget I have created a movement against them and in my view we have a good chance of beating them .

[@markh5399]

We need to jail these corrupt politician criminals that con Liverpool people into thinking they are doing them a service. Hatton still in Liverpool politics. Really. You could not make it up.

[@neilj3310]

Seen a pic in the Echo..hatton..fat joe anderson and the boss of the "building company" who rinsed the city...terrifying

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

Lawrence as ever was 100% correct about Michael Heseltine,s influence in Liverpool's future success! Like Lawrence, I'm old enough to remember the sad state that the Royal Albert Dock had become after decades of abandonment and decline , the silted Docks and once busy Warehouses ;( He undoubtedly lit the fuse back in the mid 1980’s that would allow our Great City to explode into a Positive future ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@brianmckevitt6108]

It’s always been like that in Liverpool can’t blame some of it thatcher abandoned Liverpool we where rock bottom the dockers where the biggest robbers ahah containers stopped by a that ,come on mp s are biggest crooks Tory labour ect fiddles while Britain 🇬🇧 burns black market bigger than Barclays bob diamond spent on call girls it’s a joke ahah l just laugh

[@truckerfromreno]

Mr Kenwright is one hell of a Scouser - he loves his people and he loves his city. I'm behind him 100%.

[@johnf3779]

What an eye opening video. I do hope justice is served, and if lawrence ever decides to run for mayor he certainly gets my vote.

[@tommurphy727]

They have destroyed this city

[@JenFish_1]

Great Podcast. Reinforces my desire to stop paying into the system even more, taxes and council tax included.

[@algarveamplified]

It’s a good desire. You’re doing Gods work 🙏🏻

[@johnbell1859]

The thing is it will be covered up, the establishment won’t like it. it’s bad for business. Great interview. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@colinveacock5408]

Imagine what more we could have learned if the guy in the suit didnt butt in and stop the flow every couple of minutes.

[@algarveamplified]

I’m a moron, but next time I do a podcast I’ll definitely think of you. Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@hm27200]

@@algarveamplified dont explain yourself lad it was a good interview and a good podcast keep doing what you do 👍

[@s1dew1nd3r4]

its a conversation, it needs a host to direct the flow - he done a good job.

[@colinveacock5408]

@@s1dew1nd3r4 You cant ask a question then half way through the answer give your opinion! Let the guy speak.

[@s1dew1nd3r4]

@@colinveacock5408 no i agree about that but on the whole it was a decent back and forth, easeman just got a bit excited at times thats all.

[@neilj3310]

A building company...well known in liverpool..absolutely rinsed the council and mates with hatton and anderson

[@terryhorne2582]

Everyone in Liverpool knows Anderson is shady, funny how its all gone quiet about him innit?. Remember when he wanted to help fund Evertons new ground? Ha.

[@johnburgess951]

I came to Liverpool working on a site the job was for 6 weeks in 1969, met my wife , a Liverpool girl I'm still here, Liverpool is a great city.

[@thescallytrader]

I started watching this at 23 30 and ended up watching the whole thing on my TV app. I have always wanted to be Mayor of Liverpool myself but when Joe Anderson was in charge it was impossible to win as the 20% of voters who bothered to turn up always voted Labour because their Dad told them that is what they had to do. That is killing the City. Now the position of Mayor has been abandoned no one individual has got the chance of ever changing things in Liverpool. You now have to be the Leader of the Labour Party in Liverpool to be the 'Mayor' and that is next to impossible to achieve unless you are part of that shadow organisation which runs these things. They removed the position of Mayor because they knew quite well the next time the election would come around an Independent like Lawrence or Stephen YIP (or me) the Labour Party would lose the seat and lose over all control of the City. The Mayor held all the power and the corrupt machine that is still there would have no direct authority. I'd sack them all on day one. Liverpool has massive potential but the Labour Party has to go. I'd rather have a Tory Council like in 1982 than a corrupt Labour one who stole all the money. I'd turn Liverpool into Liverpool LTD. Furthermore: I think when these type of podcasts are recorded the two of you should sit down before hand and draw out a road map and structure for the conversation to follow. too many times the interview went forwards and backwards and some things got lost in the too and fro. You should try to structure the conversation so it has more continuity and you might get your message across a little better. Loved this though Lawrence Kenright is a proper Scouser for doing this. 100%.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

We need our own party galvanised by people who gave a real skill set, maybe if we create it you should come onboard.

[@thescallytrader]

@@lawrencekenwright. Hi Lawrence. Id love to be part of it but you would have to move fast as the entire Council is up for election in May 2023. Every seat. You'd also need Stephen Yip to be included as he already has a support base to build from. It might be too late to organise but im full of ideas. Not sure what my individual skill set is though. 😄

[@williamrogers7676]

I knew this for years, corrupt to the hilt, lot of respect for this guy, but not just Liverpool it's all over the country, 💯

[@harkonharkon9574]

Society lacks strong clear leadership, mr kenwright would give Liverpool all those things and more .

[@GarethSewell1982]

Brilliant podcast, I love LK, he really knows is stuff and is passionate about Liverpool. Laurence, you don’t half remind me of The boxer Paul Smith! 😂👍

[@RcNerd]

Been going on for years. Ask the dockers and workers. All shafted. Don't get me started on the littlewoods pools scam

[@brianevans2819]

Power corrupts absolute power corrupts absolutely

[@edsmith6114]

I've not finished watching, but this is fascinating. I moved to Liverpool in 1997 after flying the nest in Newcastle at 18, gave university a pop (the year before tuition fees), and fell in love with the place. Lived all over the city, wavertree, mossley hill, toxteth twice (Harrington rd, then of lodgy road), aigburth, allerton, and am now in the King's Dock. The development has been incredible, especially in the docks area, but yeah when I first landed here, the homeless numbers were a fraction of what you see now. I think party politics is a pantomime tbh, and democracy in it's current form is a charade, smoke and mirrors to give consumers the illusion of control.

[@edsmith6114]

The political authorities in Liverpool know they can act with impunity, with no fear of an electoral backlash, as you could tie a red rag around a wheely bin in every Liverpool ward and it would win.

[@novelty8theory494]

Exactly party politics is a mirage. All local authorities and political leaders are hostages of global governance. They are all reading off the same corrupt hymn sheet.

[@susanleatherbarrow2495]

@@edsmith6114 Was n't Liberals in control one time or am l thinking of the MP situation when David Alton held Mossley Hill for years.

[@edsmith6114]

@@susanleatherbarrow2495 you might be right, done a few jobs back in the day in mossley hill, and a pint or two in the Rose of Mossley opposite Mossley station, and recall it's an affluent area., semi detached gaffs, minimal scallies, next to allerton, very aspirational and middle class, and doesn't surprise me they may have given the libs a whirl.

[@edsmith6114]

Fuck I was wired when I wrote that, zero memory.. . Feeling very shroomy...

[@TeddyBear-ii4yc]

I remember the Albert Dock before renovation. We (kids) spent a saturday afternoon down there, the actual docks were full of sloppy mud (where the gates left open or was it lack of maintenance plus no-one paid to fix/close them?) I later involved renovating the Pier Masters house there when they did the whole thing up. The lock gate in front of the PMH was replaced. That concrete pour was a huge undertaking, it was a big hole in the ground that had to carry the new gate and the forces of the water. It had a qualifier like "biggest concrete pour in England/Europe". I was told there was a line of concrete-mixer lorries backed up from the lock gate to the main road, as one left another arrived and this went on for 36hrs? in one continuous pour. The actual warehouses were these big substantial things, arched steel plate for a roof and brick walls many feet thick. (I wonder how flat-owners get on with heating them, etc?) They were happier times. ;-)

[@lawrencekenwright.]

The Albert Dock was the start of Liverpool's resurgence, without the refurb of the largest Grade 1 listed building in the U.K. we would never had gained Capital of Culture, which was the catalyst for Liverpool one, a £1.1 billion pound investment along with many other initiatives.

[@stormytempest6521]

​Hello Mr Kenwright, Got some Great information for you about the re- berth of the Albert Dock, this goes way back to the late 1970s, Mother was top secretary in GILLING DODD top firm of ARCHITECTS based in Cunard building, How the ball got rolling, you'll be surprised! wiĺl get facts to you in later reply ( she's 84 ) memory not as sharp these Days! regards.

[@martinbennett9578]

It was our playground also. You very rarely seen a car on the strand. Great days!

[@D-A-A-]

Your point is Liverpool has gone to sh*t cos they renovated the docks ? Makes sense

[@TeddyBear-ii4yc]

@@D-A-A- I didn't say that, and I don't think it so from what did you deduce it?

[@jaynewton5278]

Massive respect to the man without a suit 👏

[@Scouseviking1990]

All I will say is there is some people who worked in Liverpool council services in prominent rolls have millions in property and cash

[@martynfenton3814]

It's exactly the same in St Helens and Knowesley next door. Wonder what they have in common as regards'leadership'

[@christhomas5353]

I agree Knowsley Council horrible and livv housing which was once called Knowsley Housing trust why change the name after a few years

[@ryanmurphy7976]

another corrupt labour people need to stop voting for the main stream parties vote local independents

[@agnitiodev9364]

Good podcast this, wanted Laurence to shut up at times and let Lawrence finish his point but overall spot on, subscribed to this

[@arthostage8586]

Your channel recommended by one of my subscribers I can honestly say it is a mouthwatering prospect for me to listen to the whole channel. I have subscribed and rang the bell thingy Thank you in advance

[@lawrencekenwright.]

I have watched all of your podcasts, as do a lot of people in Liverpool.

[@arthostage8586]

@@lawrencekenwright. Thank you

[@PerpetualTimeLtd]

Fantastic interview which I very much enjoyed, I class Liverpool as my new home

[@stedevo3812]

As a city we may have had to ride the roller coaster of covid but we're more than just a tourist attraction, the impact that had on the city through covid can't be ignored but we've learned from past experiences of being on our knees through tory governments and that worked to our advantage. I think we know how to weather any storm thrown our way, I don't mean for a minute it was easy but 40 years ago that would have been the final straw.

[@davidmonaghan26]

Nothing is happening in Liverpool it used to be the centre of entertainment and night life shopping etc that title now belongs to Manchester. Everytime a celebrity is doing a show it's in London Manchester Birmingham and Glasgow Liverpool is ALWAYS left out.

[@MrBollocks10]

Arrested? Of course not. They would have to be arrested by Merseyside Police.

[@JAMIEJAFC]

Anybody want to answer how making Liverpool a 'tourist destination' makes rent affordable for Scousers?

[@lawrencekenwright.]

It doesn't make it affordable, but it delivers a huge amount of jobs, for the many, to afford to live, without this lifeline, our 6% unemployment which is 3% higher than the rest of the U.K. would be even higher. Clearly having a job is far better than living on benefits.

[@pippaDlightful]

He's so right about "The Left" in the last 2years. And about Zuckerberg funding Biden's campaign. Interesting conversation. 💯

[@brendenday1459]

Great informative podcast

[@Heimbach1966]

I'd rather know about the thousands and thousands of illegals being ferried into suburbs during the night.

[@saram7347]

Why is this not being discussed anywhere in local press and media?

[@algarveamplified]

We have to be the media

[@adrianhearty2078]

I have heard that same response line from so many people right now (Tim Pool, Russell Brand, Triggernometry)

[@knottybogeye6387]

They are told to keep quiet.

[@carolinehunter6593]

Liverpool echo will not print anything on Joe Anderson or his cronies with what going on they are in bed with them news blackout it in your face corruption in the city with this council it is 40 years of corrupt council let lose

[@carolinehunter6593]

I have tried to expose to the right people falls on deaf ears

[@MrBollocks10]

Fraud? I can't wait that long.

[@rdf6205]

The main thing that has held and will forever hold Liverpool back are precisely those socialist ideals. The City will never flourish properly until it unshackles iself from its socialist ideology and a new generation of people come along who are gutsy, respect hard work and thrive on success rather than past failures. Ask yourself one question. Where did the money come from for Liverpool One? Where did this gentleman hope to find capital for his excellent business ideas? By the way. I'm a huge fan of the City and her people and chose to live here rather than was raised here.

[@thescallytrader]

Liverpool One was built by The Duke of Westminster and the Grosvenor Group. Liverpool City Council and the Capital of Culture had little to do with it.

[@ormsk954]

Years of dodgy deals thinly disguised as socialism.

[@Heimbach1966]

Only socialism that works is national socialism

[@mikethomas2172]

Great podcast, nearly as good as the Neil Heffey episodes- please get him back on 👍🏼

[@philipcrichton4839]

Excellent interview gents, bless you both

[@Eradicus]

Fascinating interview. It came up as an ad for me - looks like you were doing the next stage of SEO and optimised keywords, that is to say highly localised ads - and being from Liverpool I was definitely intrigued. I'd always heard bad things about Joe Anderson but took them with a grain of salt. I'm only 30 mins in so I've got awhile to go but I'm watching with an open mind. I really want to learn more about both the host and the guest.

[@dixiedean609]

Brilliant interview,talks alot of sense,good luck to him

[@emilyx6126]

Any time stamp for the part in the teaser about Liverpool being the capital of drugs please? Would love to hear more but can’t find the exact part

[@JAMIEJAFC]

It's £900/1000 to rent a flat in Town now

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Yes it is and that needs to change

[@ajw051]

brilliant and brave, liverpool city needs to realise that politics is much like the wwe. they put a show on for the general public but all drink in the same bars and get boxed by the same corporations. Labour or Conservative matters not.

[@Heimbach1966]

It's all jewish.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

We can force a change, with a slogan like stop corruption and if stated loud enough by the people of this City who have simply had enough we could carve out a new narrative, one that puts the people first and not friendships

[@Heimbach1966]

@@lawrencekenwright. Won't work when you have isrealis calling the shots.

[@darrenoconnor6241]

Such a boss chat between yous two. Loved every minute.

[@algarveamplified]

Appreciate that Darren.

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

"Such a boss chat between yous two" It's "you two" Darren!! Dohhhhhhhhhhhh........................................................

[@darrenoconnor6241]

@@Theoriginalbigbrillo thanks for the English lesson but I'll stick to yous if that's sound with you.

[@joseallan1092]

Lawrence kenwright is GENUINE .

[@itsjudystube7439]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@michaelholt7994]

This is deeply saddening what that labour council did,all those projects cancelled ,people in need etc,and they were throwing money away s well as Inreasing rates unnecessarily .I wrote a letter to my local paper the globe complaining about what was going on in liverpool,most of my family still live there.and asked who these people were advising this council including Joe Anderson, and what qualifications they had to do this. Particularly in housing and planning.rotheram replied to my letter with total bs through the same paper,specifically replying to me.very few people in the wirral voted for a metro mayor or quangocrats,and we still dont want it,its another layer of beuarocracy with costs .love the story guys,we need more thanks.

[@johnmansfield2025]

Really enjoyed that. Let’s start it here! Couldn’t agree more with that statement. The whole system all around the world is corrupt! All leaders are out to make the most for themselves and not to serve the best interests of the people who voted them in. We all get a 2 party system basically to choose from and both are the same, the rich get richer and the rest stay where they are (if they are lucky). The whole system needs to change and Liverpool is the place for it 👍

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Absolutely, as a City we have the mindset galvanised by being ostracised by the rest of England, to create the drive to take control.

[@johnmansfield2025]

@@lawrencekenwright. Exactly Lawrence look back at history in 1911 the UK government sailed HMS Antrim into the Mersey and turned its guns towards Liverpool, all due to the great transport workers strike and scousers standing up for their rights. That is one of many times the people of Liverpool have stood up against the UK government. We have some of the greatest playwrights, poets, socialist minds, musicians and not to mention the city’s sporting achievements all from one tiny little port! Government is meant to serve the people not the other around. Change is definitely needed and this city and the fighting people within it can be the ones to start and get behind it.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

You are so right John. Thank you,

[@alanc1989]

Sitting here now in Riverside, this is a brilliant podcast... Forwarded it on to all my friends.. 🤟

[@algarveamplified]

Thanks for your support Alan

[@m-o-l]

Drain the Swamp ✊

[@bornscouseproud8282]

Clearly property development is a key factor for resolving Lpools Issues, on many fronts, docklands proved that. However the key to prosperity has deeper issues, including the attitude of the people who sadly in our great City are largely reliant on the state. Then you do the sums and realise the state largely has people trapped given the financial insentive to work dosn't add up, perhaps by design. Saying that people like these guys are pivotal to change, given the chance, support and will of the people. Sdly 18,000 views in six months with such an important topic! Laurance you need to step up to the plate regarding getting your message accross, if you want support you can find me on Linked In.... Good luck and all the best to you both, great discussion, V2 overdue!

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Thanks for your view, which I do agree with. Our next podcast will be how we step up to the plate, as we all need to harness this burden together, it’s not going to be easy, but with the clear corruption and our people becoming aware, there is no better time than now

[@christhomas5353]

People in Liverpool don't like Joe jabba the hut Anderson

[@maryshanahan6327]

Omg love this man❤

[@alexjewl6468]

The white chapel centre outreach teams who find beds for people evaluate if someone is homeless or not by checking if they have a registered tenancy or a bed at a hostel if not they find the accommodation. They work hard at what they do often with people who are in trenched in the lifestyle making it hard to make that change. That’s not to say change is not possible, it definitely is, however that individual has to really want that help many will have good intentions but when it comes to changing habits that shape the life they live and know it can be really scary. I get what Lawrence is saying because few years ago the servers where crap. Now you have white chapel, YMCA together, we are with you, ad action, pathways, they are all well funded ok we know nothing is clean and it comes down to profit somewhere but the psychological care now going into the training of staff is really affective in a short space of time. Most of the cities homeless have been so for 20 years in some cases to be that in trenched and change has to be a real want for change. If the city wasn’t flooded with street drugs you wouldn’t have so many people living the way they do 90 percent of homelessness it addiction related. A lot have had tendency’s and due to the lifestyle end up back on the street. It’s more than just homelessness it’s everything that goes with it abuse, domestic violence, sexual abuse, exposure, trauma, everything has a link. Love the debate style of this podcast really good to watch.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Hi Alex, I found that the system was fractured, there was little cohesion between the various stages of rehabilitation and I could talk about those issues for hours, but to save us all a lot of time, we should as a City, which is better than most in how it deals with its homeless issues, deal with childhood trauma. Nearly every addict that I have ever met has been faced with severe trauma, but this cannot be measured and so many of our Cities addicts who go to rehab, go due to them being forced as the abscess that sits in their chest will never be removed unless dealt with and so their addiction merely masks over their trauma and for an hour that seems to be the answer until they need their next fix. This issue has never gained any improvements in 20 years, we fail by spending £1.2 mil a year on Rehab for 100 people with just a 5% success rate and yet nothing has changed, but our politicians get to tick their political box

[@stevendaly3680]

Well that's why we also have foodbanks 21st century. We allow ritch mps what they say go's. A load of bull s...t.. same old same as we all watch not just Liverpool. All over the country slowly decay..

[@alexjewl6468]

@@lawrencekenwright. Hi Lawrence, I totally get what you are saying and after having a look at the stats an figures from only a few years back I can see why you see it from that angle 100 percent however that has changed and a the new style is person centred to each individual. This has come from a new revamp with company’s like YMCA together training all there staff in cognitive analytic therapy CAT and the difference in support and rehabilitation from only a short time ago is worlds apart. Now that’s not my opinion it’s an observation both on paper and practical. I understand the dark side of the moon mor than most trust me and that’s just how the world operates now not just here but universal is shit but it’s life as we know. The positive is this Liverpool has never been in such a position with funding for homeless both in training of the people who make that framework and the individual people who have had a terrible hand delt to them. Don’t forget a also tho many homeless people are in trenched in that life and are scared to move away from it those are the people who need that person centred more than others and in the hope that one day that mind shift happens and they turn it all around for the better I have seen it happen countless times and when it happens it’s beautiful. So rest assured that regardless of past experiences this city is well armed and people who give a shit are doing gods work if you like that also includes those beautiful people who go around the city on a Tuesday and Thursday with Brian. If you ever wanted to know more I would be more than happy inform you further. All the best

[@lawrencekenwright.]

@@alexjewl6468 I'm still very much involved with Brian and his team, he is a true example of what can be done with an entrenched addiction of over 30 years. When I first met him he was just 8.5 stone, without a home and without any support. Brian had become part of the forgotten who you allude to in your message, it was the forgotten that we centred Kingsway House around, all of our 85 guests had been declined shelter and probably for good reason, but not at the cost of their lives. The stance we made has to some degree forced the Council to reconfigure their offer, as they spend £11.7 mil a year on what is largely unmeasured. Here is a podcast with Richard Gannon, as I talk in more depth about the homeless debacle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYq3d5-Ni9tnbJI Lets try and meet one day to run through My email is [e-mail]

[@kaza.3431]

Brilliant show 👏👏

[@lifegpt]

If the local media is so corrupt and Laurence is so media savvy I think one option would be for him to start up a an online alternative. I started a page called Merseyside people where I was just going about Liverpool ad-hoc and interviewing people cold on the the street. Like the guy did in New York humans of New York. I work as a youth worker support worker I would like to talk to Laurence I've also crossed some undesirable mafia and I have the same distaste for such pond life and corruption in general.

[@fearnsey8800]

Not heard the word Cabbage since the Lucci days !!!

[@success_uncensored]

Quality podcast could watch again. Part 2 a must 👍🏼

[@iain7450]

The place Is a joke

[@peanut2415]

Brilliant this good to see you doing podcasts in person rather over the laptop keep it up 👍

[@algarveamplified]

Thanks man, I’ll try but it’s all coming out of my own pocket at the moment and in-person pods are more expensive than laptop ones! You’re right though they’re much better.

[@kevinsaxby643]

Really interesting podcast. Just did not want this to end. Looking forward to part 2,3 &4

[@michaelholt7994]

This whole nations interests were more important than a few hotel deals.liverpool still in special messures.

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

Laurence Easeman , it's James Street as in James Street Railway station 👍 Not Saint James Street as you pertained to it 3 times lol ! Lawrence corrected you on the third attempt, lol ;) Don't believe there is a actual St James Street in Liverpool City Centre? Albeit there was a St James railway station, but that closed in 1917 !! Could be wrong though 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@WhitleyBayCasual]

Very informative, thanks both. More please. X

[@JAMIEJAFC]

How is any of this in the interests of the residents of Liverpool?

[@lawrencekenwright.]

We need to stop corruption as these funds should be placed into the 30 wards which have been bereft of funding for years, the Max Caller report states this figure could be as high as £100 million pounds, I believe it is far higher

[@Heimbach1966]

@@lawrencekenwright. Wrong Jews will take it regardless

[@lynchy5050]

Excellent 💯💯💯

[@algarveamplified]

Thanks John 👍🏻

[@lynchy5050]

Very,Very informative Loz, this shit needs to go Viral@@algarveamplified

[@sandrapritchard6035]

A Great Scouser wonder if he would join the English Constitution Party ? fantastic vid LOL+LOL

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Hi Sandra, I have often thought of England standing on its own without having to support Scotland, Wales and Ireland, as the English have less spent per head than any other people living in the other Countries.

[@TeddyBear-ii4yc]

He's right about Hezeltine. I was too young at the time to be interested in politics (I was after young fella things) and simply looked at him as "that tory tw@t" sort of thing. Thatcher has that effect on socialist-leaning folk. But yes he did champion the area. The MDC was due to him, and as LK says, we got the garden festival, albert dock, etc. I believe Hezzer had connections to Liverpool or the Merseyside area: what were they?

[@lawrencekenwright.]

When Hazeltine came to Liverpool, he was greeted with open arms by Tony McGann, a true Scouse, who gained a cold shoulder from the left and also got his car blew up outside of his own home, clearly this is where Politics becomes tribal and tribes go to War. Thankfully Hont kept to his principles which was not about the tribe he once represented but how he could help hundreds of families gain their home. Scousers come first not politics

[@stevendouglas3860]

See ...Anderson accounts and homes , extension they had .

[@janekellie3472]

. The City of Liverpool Is Renowned For It's Own Qualities.. Globally. This Interview has Opened Up My Eye's. I am So Proud and Humbled To Be A Born and Bred Liverpool Woman. Thanks for sharing this

[@thescallytrader]

I bet you voted them in though.

[@v12agb45]

Liverpool full of closet Tories, they pay for all the benefits!

[@peterbuckley282]

Joe going down with the ship

[@pauljones7806]

SHOCKED... I now Mr Anderson was being chased but had no clue it was this bad and wide spread.

[@anthonyirwin7602]

Are these available in audio only as podcasts?

[@algarveamplified]

Hi Anthony, sorry not at the moment but I’m working on it. In the meantime use a YT downloaded and save as an mp3

[@markh5399]

I wondered why so many hen parties started coming to Liverpool.

[@debbee5057]

But when the city feels like it’s been unfair ie homeless, dealings with social services ect then bitterness us in veins. It starts with healing… .. great guy admiration all day &it’s definitely possible 🙏🏽

[@colinhowarth3070]

And a labour council will get voted in again because they are there for the working man !!!!!!!!.

[@MrBollocks10]

This is an advert? A paid for production?. It makes you think. Opens your eyes.

[@debbee5057]

Let’s go over the top get rid of monarchy.. perfect gap when Lizzy is announced dead…! 👍 As Mr Leonard Cohen would say “ there’s a gap in everything , that’s when the light gets in” we are the light 💡

[@aestheticsbyjasmine940]

wow boss podcast ❤️

[@jamesr5722]

Can the interviewer let the man speak please 😂🤷‍♂️

[@algarveamplified]

I’m not an interview but thanks for the input.

[@debbee5057]

Fab Laurence, I learnt a lot , always do tho’ 👍

[@algarveamplified]

Nice one debs

[@vincentquirk1709]

Lol I would trust that man as far as you can throw him . Him talking about corruption that’s a joke 😂 your an embarrassment to Liverpool.

[@darrenguest7284]

Lost me when he said collapsed quicker than the twin towers.imagine someone using a local football tragedy as a reference. Tosser

[@tropicalnofruit1419]

Wow corruption in Liverpool whose assed

[@ryanmurphy7976]

But joe anderson only lives in a 2up 2down in Old Swan 😅😂

[@luddite2702]

Where is Derek Hatton.

[@S1066-u3d]

Lawrence Kenwright is liverpools answer to Donald Trump? LK would be the best mayor of liverpool? Can't be bribed, loves the city, takes no sh1t, honest, first mayor of liverpool! Next step PM

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Thank you, I see MP’s as a waste of space they only achieve anything due to being a collective. I only care about my City. Let’s hope one day I will be allowed to help it

[@maryshanahan6327]

Too many interruptions

[@michaelg6815]

Hi laurence -did you live in Walton and have a brother called Graham

[@algarveamplified]

Maybe the other Lawrence, but not me.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

Hi Michael, yes, I had another brother called Stephen who sadly passed 17 years ago

[@paulamos8781]

Entrepreneurial Socialism. I understand this mindset.

[@halfmanhalfbiscuit]

This is very interesting. Hugely frustrating tho, as the interviewer won’t shut up for a second and allow the guy with the knowledge to speak without unnecessary interruptions, which spoils - for me at least - the flow of the story. For heavens sake shut up man and let your guest tell his story. Still good tho.

[@mmcc8022]

Walton youthy…Ralph the bizzie

[@santander6317]

Ron jones helped lpool loads

[@MrBollocks10]

Apparently Corruption was ok

[@stevendaly3680]

Just look at the buildings falling down.

[@stevendaly3680]

Are city could be the greatest on the planet. If put are heads together.. then you would have lots of money to help are citizens. Not all running around competing against one and other.

[@stevendaly3680]

Are city been plundered for year's. Love my city. . Employe are own people to work on are city. Same with house estates. Then won't be as much vandalism. Why would you wreak what you just done..... simple... isn't it. So who stops that 🤔. Find out and ask question. Then you know who's getting all the money and screwing are city. And housing estates.

[@stevendaly3680]

Enough is enough. No to foodbanks uk. Descrace. How much did jubilee cost .while children are hungry in are country' this shows the bullshit. In 21st century.. work till you drop. While the government lives off your back. Hope Liverpool becomes its own city .for the city. Not cabbages in London.

[@stevendaly3680]

Poverty all over the place up and down the land.. Liverpool a Republic.

[@lawrencekenwright.]

@@stevendaly3680 couldn’t agree more

[@MrBollocks10]

He should he a Politician. He sounds like one.

[@wesleyhayden57]

Nick Smalls...A common theme!

[@Dillondynasty]

Lawrence is a god

[@Dillondynasty]

Kenwright