It's shaping up to be a busy week and there is a lot to look out for.
The first case in connection with Olivia Pratt-Korbel's murder is set to come to Liverpool Crown Court on Monday in the form of a pre-trial hearing. National events are also set to have an impact as National Rail strikes will take place next weekend.
With so much going on it will be hard to keep track of everything but don't worry we have put together a list of what you need to look out for next week.
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Pre-Trail hearing in connection with Olivia Pratt-Korbel murder
Paul Russel will appear in Liverpool Crown Court on Monday, October 31 on charges of assisting an offender. Russell of Snowberry Road, West Derby, is accused of assisting Thomas Cashman in the murder case of Olivia Pratt-Korbel. At the pre-trial hearing, Russell will be expected to enter his plea.
For all the latest court news click here.
Everton vs Leicester
A massive game for Frank Lampard's team as they look to continue their good run of form after a comfortable 3-0 win against Crystal Palace last weekend. The game will kick off at 17:30 at Goodison Park Saturday, October, 5.
For all the latest football news click here.
Celebrate Halloween in the Palm House
The historic palm house in Sefton Park will be hosting a Halloween Special on Monday, October, 31. Playing a range of disco hits, it's a chance to experience Halloween like never before.
For all the latest What's on news click here.
Network Rail Strikes
National news that will have an impact on the city as the next round of Network Rail strikes are due to take place on Saturday 5 November. More strikes are scheduled on Monday 7 and Wednesday 9.
For all the latest political news click here.
New Hot Water Comedy Club Venue hangs in the balance
On Tuesday Liverpool Council planning committee will decide if former transport depot in Kirkdale is to be repurposed into a new comedy and entertainment venue. Hot Water Comedy Club is seeking approval from Liverpool Council to convert the former warehouse on Blackstock Street into comedy and live music performance areas, a food market, bars, and rooftop terraces, a podcast theatre, recording studios, and ancillary accommodation.
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