A "Liverpool legend" who owned some of the city's biggest nightclubs has died aged 77.
Charlie Scott, from Toxteth, was best known for the influential role he played in Liverpool's nightlife scene. During the course of his career, Charlie was the owner of Chauffeurs on Hope Street, The Mulliner pub on Smithdown Road and Buro and Bottom Draw on Bold Street.
He was also the owner of one of the city's most popular bars, La'Go, on the corner of Colquitt Street, up until his retirement around ten years ago. Charlie was diagnosed with lung cancer earlier this year and died on May 25 from organ failure after going into hospital for a routine operation.
