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This is the perfect event for family and friends this Easter, and whether you jog, walk or stroll – you will be raising vital funds for cancer research. Life saving stuff all for a walk in the park.

Come for loved ones who have been affected by cancer, come for those you know who have recovered or to celebrate the lives of those you lost to the disease – but please do come.

All runners will get a chick costume when they register. Places are £15 for adults and £8 for under 16s.

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One place you should definitely make sure you stop by is The Baltic Fleet. Situated close to the city’s docks, this is the only pub in Merseyside to have its own brewery. 

Named Wapping, in honour of the street that it is located on, trying the house bitter here gives you the chance to sample a dry, hoppy-tasting and flavoursome ale, with Summer Ale and Baltic Gold among the other beers on offer. In addition to the extensive draught range, you’ll find dozens of international bottled beers to taste. 

A fantastic choice of ales can also be found at Thomas Rigby’s. Situated on Dale Street, in the heart of central Liverpool, this is one of the city’s oldest pubs and sells a wide selection of cask-conditioned and bottled beers from across the world. 

Not only is this a great place for a pint, but you can also tuck into some hearty pub food. Dishes such as scouse, a type of lamb stew popular in the region, and fish and chips are served at Thomas Rigby’s, with there being a particular focus on making the most of local produce. 

Continue your real ale tour of Liverpool by stopping off at The Fly in the Loaf. Its unusual name is a reference to the bakery that originally occupied the building; visit today, however, and you’ll find there are dozens of beers to try, including six ever-changing cask ales. 

The Hardman Street pub also sells seasonal German beer brought in to run alongside the country’s famous Oktoberfest. 

You’ll certainly discover a wide array of guest ales are available at the Doctor Duncan’s pub in Queen Square. 

Over the course of a single year, the establishment has offered as many as 700 different beers for its customers to try and was the first pub in the city to receive Cask Marque accreditation in recognition for the quality of its cask ales. 

Named in honour of William Duncan, a local doctor who campaigned against the poor living conditions in the city during the 1800s and became the UK’s first chief medical officer, the pub’s decor harks back to Victorian times. 

Visit the Lion Tavern, which is just off Chapel Street, and you’ll find another pub that provides a great selection of guest ales. These include Black Sheep, Jennings Cumberland and Hook Norton, while Deuchars IPA is among the regular beers on offer. 

If you fancy something a bit different, you can try some real cider. The pub also offers a range of cheeses and even matches these to the beers that complement them best. According to the tavern, brie is especially well-suited to a pint of JW Lees. 

Finish off your ale tour with a visit to The Monro gastropub on Duke Street. Specialising in English real ale, Jennings and Marston’s Pedigree are just two of the beers offered on a regular basis, although guest ales sourced from throughout the country are sold all year round. If you’re unsure which to try first, ask a member of staff for advice. 

There are plenty of other bars in the town centre that offer a decent pint, such as the Hanover Hotel or The Abbey on Hanover Street, The Lady of Mann pub next door to Thomas Rigby’s, or the Ship & Mitre at the bottom of Dale Street. Also, the bars in the hotels around the city centre are also worth checking out, such as the Sir Thomas Hotel or the Hilton. 

Wherever in Liverpool you decide to visit for a pint first, you can be sure of receiving a warm welcome as well as some refreshing real ale. 

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