A Crosby sculptor whose life story is carved into the very stones which form the city of Liverpool has died.
Terry McDonald, 92, was the talented hand behind many of the city's buildings, such as Lewis's and the old Littlewoods building which is now Primark. He also worked on churches, helping to maintain the Gothic revival-style masonry of the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral.
He died on Sunday, December 4, of pneumonia following a hip replacement operation at Aintree University Hospital.
