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How many homeless people live in Liverpool?
How many people are living In liverpool
How many people in Liverpool were unemployed in 1977?
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How many people support liverpoolFC?
Too many people to count every one should support Liverpool
Is Liverpool near to Ireland?
Liverpool is a large city in England, not Ireland. There are many people of Irish descent in Liverpool, and it is sometimes referred to, jokingly, as "The Capital of Ireland" but this IS only a joke.
How many people love makayla sommer?
It's not about how many people love you it's about how many people you love .
How do Liverpool talk?
People from Liverpool speak English, since Liverpool is in England. Liverpool's dialect is known as Scouse.
How many people died in the durning road disaster Liverpool 1940?
166
How many homeless people are living in Liverpool?
According to recent estimates, there are approximately 500-600 homeless individuals living in Liverpool at any given time. This number can fluctuate due to various factors, such as temporary housing solutions and support services provided.
Irish people in Liverpool?
There are a huge amount of Irish people or people of Irish ancestry in Liverpool. Liverpool is the nearest English city to Dublin, and there has always been strong links between the two cities in many ways, like socially, culturally, economically. politically etc. Liverpool has been described as the most Irish city in Britain.
How many spectators does anfield hold?
It says on the English premier league-liverpool fc that the capacity is 45,522
How many miles from Liverpool to Somerset?
how many milesto liverpool from somerset
How many people work near London Liverpool street - the city of London?
350,000 people work in the City of London (The Square Mile) and only 10,000 residents. If you want to know about how many are near the entire street called Liverpool St or near Liverpool Street Tube station then the question becomes even trickier, besides, you asked "near London Liverpool st" and that is a relative term.
