Pictures show the transformational clean-up that has taken place since the city’s hugely popular Eurovision Village closed following a successful nine days of events.
The Eurovision Song Contest 2023 festivities came to a close on Saturday night with Sweden's Loreen being crowned winner at a packed out M&S Bank Arena. It also rounded off a near two-week-long cultural programme which saw a range of art installations and performances take place across the city, many of which were held at the hugely popular Eurovision Village at the Pier Head.
The village closed with a spectacular firework display with the party continuing long into the night around the city centre. Liverpool City Council’s Streetscene team moved quickly to lead an enormous clean-up operation through the night. Pictures shared by the Liverpool City Council Twitter account today show the transformational effort to tidy up the Pier Head and Eurovision Village and have it back to its normal state by the morning.
