A Merseyside landmark which once hosted The Beatles is set for a massive restoration costing almost £1m.
Earlestown town hall has been closed since 2008 and the building has since fell into a sate of disrepair. Despite this, the striking building has a rich history- having once hosted The Beatles, when they were an up-and-coming band in 1962.
The grade two listed building was closed by by a former St Helens Borough council administration to meet budget savings. The council announced in 2019 that they had committed to a five-stage restoration programme to bring Earlestown Town Hall back into use, with work beginning next month.