Daniel Whittle, Director at The Dutch Flower Shop, said: “As a family of passionate Evertonians, we are proud to have supplied our beautiful blooms to Everton Football Club and its playing staff for over 30 years.

Leading Liverpool florist The Dutch Flower Shop is giving Evertonians the chance to add a touch of blue to their festive decorations with the creation of a DIY Everton in the Community Christmas Wreath Kit. Fay died just two weeks after she was diagnosed in November. Shirley said: "Because of covid everything was taking much longer. They didn't have face to face appointments.Dad Neil said "the stop button was pressed on our life" the day he and Shirley lost their only child. He said: "We've lost our future of seeing where Fay would have gone."

We will be bringing you all the latest information on the events this evening and up to date information about the Christmas Markets by St George's Hall which do not open until tomorrow (November 18) at 11am.

If it hadn't been for covid she could have had a physical appointment maybe a month later and been on medication much earlier. She didn't even have medication by the time it happened." Shirley and Neil with their daughter Fay Adderley (Image: Family handout) Food and drink venue Bar Hütte will also set up in Chavasse Park for the launch underneath the giant Christmas tree. The team will be hosting wreath-making sessions, movie Sundays, a festive after-school club, and sensory classes for the very first time this year. We have been in awe of how Everton in the Community has stepped up to support our city in its time of need during the coronavirus pandemic and we were keen to show our thanks by creating a special charity themed wreath with a donation from each sale going to support its Blue Family work.” The winner of the best Christmas decoration in Merseyside might have already been crowned and it's not even December yet as Emily's unveiled its extravagant decorations earlier this week. The restaurant which is known for its beautiful decor has had a festive makeover with plenty of perfectly decorated Christmas trees. Crowds are expected to come and see the lights in all their glory across the city as there will be a number of performances marking the start of the festive season. The shopping complex will host hundreds of kids in a singing and dancing festive extravaganza from 4pm to 8pm tonight.