Merseyside’s talent is once again in the spotlight, with Stephen Graham’s incredible Adolescence series making headlines and the hilarious G’wed comedy - filmed in Liverpool and Wirral nominated for two BAFTA TV Awards.
It got us thinking about Capital&Centric’s previous announcement for a ‘Scouse Walk of Fame’ at its Littlewoods site, that would homage to Merseyside’s top stars.
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We asked LiverpoolWorld readers to share their favourite local celebrities, actors, inspirational people and sportspeople to create a shortlist containing potential shining stars who could one day feature on a ‘Walk of Fame’.
From shining musicians and celebrated actors, to impressive sportspeople and campaigners, here are 27 of the amazing people from Liverpool and Merseyside whose legacies and achievements deserve to be celebrated.
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17. The Beatles
Of course, The Beatles would feature on a Walk of Fame, with the fab four being Liverpool's most celebrated band. The Beatles have had a lasting impact on the city and their legacy still majorly contributes to Liverpool's economy. | Getty Images
18. Ricky Tomlinson
Ricky Tomlinson is best known for his roles as Bobby Grant in Brookside and Jim Royle in The Royle Family. He has also starred in several films and has lived in Liverpool for most of his life. | David Munn
19. Paul O'Grady
The legendary entertainer, who was born in Birkenhead, died suddenly in March 2023, aged 67, prompting a huge outpouring of love and tributes from across the country and beyond. A passionate animal-lover and professional chatterbox, O'Grady became a much-loved fixture of primetime television. But, for more than 20 years, he was also an iconic drag queen. | ITV
20. Sir Kenny Dalglish
Sir Kenny Dalglish is considered one of Liverpool FC's greatest ever players and, despite being from Scotland, locals think he deserves to feature on a Walk of Fame. | Getty Images