A boxing club set up in the wake of WWII by a former army commando has marked its 75th anniversary.
Liverpool Golden Gloves Boxing Club (GGB) started life in 1947 on Admiral Street, L8, where the police station now stands, taking its name from the famous Golden Gloves Gym, in Chicago. It was the brain child of Duggie Pomford, a commando veteran from Toxteth, who spent time in America after being demobbed in 1946.
Club members and guests attended a special event at The Bentley in the city centre on Sunday, July 9, to mark GGB's landmark anniversary.