After today’s events the EDL should be proscribed as a terrorist organisation and its leaders arrested and sent to prison. RT if you agree.

The attacks on mosques and the police are planned in advance by a group who are travelling around the country to specific locations to carry them out. These aren’t protests or riots. This is terrorism.

Dead cinema Buyers.lame.rubble Pen, collage, felt tip, watercolour and crayon on paper The Gaumont Cinema in Toxteth opened in 1937 and later became a bingo hall. Disused since 1998 it’s now a lucrative mounting for a cluster of mobile phone masts and billboards. #liverpool

Faith Structures Hammer.Guides.Stiff Pen, collage, ink, felt tip, crayon and watercolour on paper The Princes Road Synagogue was completed in 1874 and is considered to be the most lavish High Victorian synagogue in England. Now Grade I listed. #Liverpool

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Little shops Sunset.worker.begins Pen, collage, felt tip, crayon, watercolour The shops on Berry St date from the late Georgian period. The modest structures would once have been near-identical, but have individually evolved with varying degrees of care and neglect #liverpool

“Bonded warehouse” Alert.create.scared Pen, collage, felt tip, crayon, ink and watercolour on paper The enormous bonded tea warehouse on Great Howard St was built in 1880. It’s disused and has with trees growing out of it while it’s waiting to be turned into flats. #Liverpool

“Old station” Pace.cave.minus Pen drawing, collage, felt tip, crayon, ink and watercolour on paper The buildings at Edge Hill were constructed in 1836, making the late Georgian buildings one of the oldest railway stations still in use anywhere in the world. #liverpool

Palm house Clouds.treat.aside Pen drawing, paper cutouts, crayon and watercolour on paper Sefton Park Palm House was built in 1896 and has 3710 panes of glass. Damaged in WWII, it fell into ruin in the 80’s & was saved by fundraising and campaigning by local people. #Liverpool

“Hotel” Skip.ruler.ship Pen drawing, paper cutouts, crayon, felt tip and watercolour on paper The Adelphi Hotel was built between 1911-1914. Some of the key interiors are said to be direct copies of those found on the Titanic, which was its contemporary. #Liverpool

“Gigantic” Shunts thus decay Pen drawing, paper cutouts, crayon & watercolour on paper The southern warehouse and gates of Stanley Dock were built in 1848. They led to the waterside until 1901 when the Tobacco Warehouse, the largest brick building on earth, was built #Liverpool

“Underworld” Gifted both above Pen and crayon over paper cutouts with ink on paper The ruined house of Joseph Williamson, who began tunnelling under his house from around 1805 until his death 35 years later. The resulting labyrinth was rediscovered in the 1990’s. #Liverpool

“So close” Renew loved large Pen and crayon with brushed ink over paper cutouts on paper. (37cm x 26.5cm) The Forum cinema on Lime Street opened in 1931. It’s regarded as one of the finest super cinemas in the country. It has lain empty and decaying since 1998 #Liverpool

“Monument” Salt bits shady Pen & crayon drawing with brushed ink over paper cutouts. Lewis’s department store was a Liverpool institution from 1856 until 2010. Rebuilt after destruction in WWII it includes a 5.5m bronze by Jacob Epstein - “Liverpool Resurgent”. #Liverpool

“Superstition” Seated.agreed.decent Pen, crayon & brush drawing over paper cutouts St Andrews Church #Liverpool. The pyramid tomb is for William Mackenzie. Legend says he sold his soul to the Devil & his body was seated in the pyramid so that the Devil might not claim him.

“Phoenix” Blaze.pits.rings Pen, crayon and brushed ink drawing with paper cutouts The Florence Institute for Boys “The Florrie” built in 1889. The building fell from use during the 1980’s, suffering a major fire. Restored in 2013 to continue to provide local community space.

“Brewery” Shed.sits.trap Pen and crayon drawing with brushed ink over paper cutouts (37cm x 26.5cm) Cains brewery began in 1858 and, with many changes of hands, continued on the site for over 150 years before ceasing in around 2013. Now home to the Baltic Market. #Liverpool