Paul McAuley is a Community Reporter at the Liverpool ECHO. He focuses on issues relevant to the LGBTQ+ community, promoting equality and inclusion through his reporting on various topics, including arts and entertainment, hospitality, and consumer events. Paul has been featured in prominent publications such as Birmingham Live, Daily Record, and The Mirror, among others.
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Paul McAuley's articles cover local news, entertainment, and personal stories with a focus on Liverpool and Merseyside. His coverage includes event highlights, government announcements, expert commentary in related topics such as food and drink, LGBTQ+ issues, television, personal stories, and city life.
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The DVLA hopes its new measures will address a surge in medical driving licence renewal applications
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Mum Mandy Schon said the transformation has been "mental"
By: Robert Rowlands, Paul McAuley, Maddy Baillie
The DVLA is rolling out four new measures aimed at streamlining driving licence renewals for motorists with medical conditions, as rising application volumes continue to create backlogs.
By: Hannah Rees, Paul McAuley
The restaurant is set to be based in one of Liverpool's Grade II listed buildings
By: Paul McAuley, Charles Day
October 28, 2026 • Physics 19, 144 More than a century after scientists envisioned artificial photosynthesis and fusion power, neither has achieved widespread use—but slow progress is no reason to give up.
By: Paul McAuley
The new business is just weeks away from opening
The ECHO spoke to three businesses opening in South Liverpool
By: Paul McAuley, Christopher Megrath
A familiar business along Liverpool's waterfront has been replaced by a new coffee hut
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