_it39s-50-years-since-the-creation-of-merseyside-but-do-you-still-consider-yourself-lancastrian.jpg "It's 50 years since the creation of Merseyside - but do you still consider yourself Lancastrian? from 1st time Video Screenshot Preview")
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On the 1st April, 1974 a nationwide redrawing of the council map saw Liverpool become part of Merseyside. Previously a part of Lancashire and a county borough from 1889, it's now been 50 years since the changes came into effect. We've been on the streets of Liverpool to get your thoughts.
On the 1st April, 1974 a nationwide redrawing of the council map saw Liverpool become part of Merseyside. Previously a part of Lancashire and a county borough from 1889, it's now been 50 years since the changes came into effect. We've been on the streets of Liverpool to get your thoughts.
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