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After 10 years working on Fleet Street as a
senior features writer, Mark Bowness returned
to his Yorkshire roots and created a new
and distinctive lifestyle magazine that would
stand out for all the right reasons.
In 2005 he launched beyond and with a
dedicated, hard-working and talented team
behind it, it has since grown into the awardwinning publication it is today.
Needless to say, quality journalism, stunning
photography and cutting-edge design
are always at the forefront of beyond’s
philosophy along with eye-catching and
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Creating the perfect balance between
editorial and advertising is our main
objective and the reason why beyond is
such a popular choice with clients.
We pride ourselves on our close working
relationships with businesses of all shapes
and sizes, listening to and understanding
their advertising requirements and ensuring
their message is delivered as successfully
as possible.
At the same time, our growing reputation
within the industry has attracted exclusive
celebrity interviews with some of the biggest
names in entertainment, sport and business
and helped beyond become such a
recognisable and popular publication.
THE LIFE OF RILEY
Menston star Sam Riley on his rise to Hollywood fame.
by Mark Bowness
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stevengerrard
“It is for that reason players need to raise
their game and realise just how important
they are in the lives of so many youngsters.”
And the midfield maestro also had a word
of encouragement for every Leeds fan when
he revealed how he would love to see the
beleaguered Yorkshire club back in the
big time.
He said: “It would be great to see a club
like Leeds back in the top flight. They are a
Premiership outfit and with their fan base and
tradition, it is sad to see where they are now.
“When you think how strong they were
and the players they had a few years ago
it makes you realise how small the gap is
between success and failure.
Hopefully though they will soon be back
and challenging for things once again.”
Gerrard also gave perhaps the biggest
indication yet as to where his footballing
future lies after announcing he has just
bought three luxury penthouse apartments
in the heart of Liverpool.
The player, who was born and bred in
the city, has followed the route of fellow
ex Anfield legends Robbie Fowler, Michael
Owen and Steve McManaman and jumped
on the property bandwagon.
To add to the luxury mansion in Formby
which he shares with wife Alex and their
two young daughters, he has snapped up
three palatial pads in the city’s stunning new
Mann Island development plus a penthouse
apartment in the exclusive French ski resort
of Laschappe.
It is a portfolio which shows just how
committed Gerrard is to ensuring his family
have a secure financial future and an indication
of just how at home he is in Liverpool.
Speaking of his move up the property
ladder Gerrard said: “While we earn
fantastic money, the career of a footballer is
very short and so I wanted to make sure my
family are financially secure in years to come.
“Property is something I have looked
at before and when I saw the stunning
development at Mann Island I was
very impressed.”
And one look around the spectacular
three bedroom penthouse apartments he has
snapped up and it is not hard to see why.
Completely new, distinctive and
stunningly original, the Mann Island
residential complex comprises of 376 one,
two and three bedroom apartments and
is destined to become the epitome of city
living at its very best.
Ranging in price from £125,000 up to
£1.5 million, they occupy a unique waterside
location next to the shops, bars, and tourist
attractions of the Victoria and Albert Dock
stevengerrard
“IT WOULD BE GREAT TO SEE A
CLUB LIKE LEEDS BACK IN THE TOP
FLIGHT, THEY ARE A PREMIERSHIP
OUTFIT AND WITH THEIR FAN BASE
AND TRADITION IT IS SAD TO SEE
WHERE THEY ARE NOW.”
with views spanning across the city.
It is the latest and most impressive addition to a Liverpool skyline
that was once dominated by tenement blocks and docks but is now
awash with investment.
Currently revelling in its title of European City of Culture,
Liverpool has recently been described as a world in one city, and it’s
easy to see why.
Along with its cosmopolitan shops, bars and restaurants,
Liverpool’s rich heritage and impressive selection of landmarks and
galleries regularly attract the attention of visitors from across the
globe. The Walker Art Gallery and Tate Liverpool are among the
country’s top cultural attractions.
It is something not lost on Gerrard.
He said: “Liverpool is really enjoying a boom at the moment and
you just have to walk about to see the prosperity of the city.
“The shops, restaurants and developments in the centre are
fantastic and there is nowhere else I want to be, I love the city and
wanted to make sure I have a place in the centre as we spend so much
time here.”
As for the luxury penthouse in the French Alps, Gerrard says it
will be a while before he’ll be able to make the most of it as he is not
allowed to ski for risk of getting injured.
He said: “Again that is a long term investment and something in
years to come we’re really looking forward to enjoying as a family.
“Unfortunately now my playing insurance prevents me from
actively skiing but hopefully when I hang up my boots we’ll be able
to get the most out of that property.”
And speaking of relaxing away from the game, Gerrard and his
fellow team-mates are resigned to doing just that this summer
following England’s failure to qualify for the 2008 European
Championships.
He said; “Of course it will be incredibly hard to watch knowing we
could have been there but we just have to move on and with Fabio
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Capello now in charge we have a real chance to move forward.”
And he believes with the arrival of the Italian coach, the future is
looking bright for England.
He added: “It is an exciting time for everybody. He has brought a
whole new direction to the game and although it will take time to
settle in I’m convinced he will take us to the next level.” ■
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Forget New York, it is old York that
now has the very height of fashion at
its fingertips. The UK’s greatest and
most controversial fashion icon
Vivienne Westwood has brought her
creative vision to the city. And in an
exclusive interview with beyond
york, the Queen of Fashion tells Mark
Bowness why she is delighted to be
bringing her passion for fashion back
to her northern roots.
A
s fashion’s grande dame and one of our most
brilliant eccentrics, there is nothing Vivienne
Westwood doesn’t know about the cut and thrust of
her industry.
She is the woman who re-wrote the rules of taste,
an original and a genius who has done more to inspire
mainstream style and fellow designers than any of her
peers.
So when she chooses a location to house her latest
designs, the fashion world sits up and takes note.
Little wonder then that all eyes are suddenly on York
with the arrival of her stunning new 2,000 sq ft threelevel Hervia boutique in the heart of the city.
Home to names including the lauded Anglomania
range, Gold Label, Red Label, MAN menswear,
jewellery and the full range of Vivienne Westwood
accessories, the opulent boutique is suitably decorated
with Vivienne’s trademark Orbs and dramatically
oversized imagery.
And in an exclusive interview with beyond york, the
67-year-old who was recently rated one of the six most
important designers of the 20th century has revealed her
love for the city; why she chose York for her latest boutique;
her affinity with the north and how the fashion world has
changed since she fi rst exploded on to the scene over 30
years ago.
She said: “I am absolutely thrilled that my clothes will
now be available and have such a big presence in this
beautiful city.
“York is close to where I was born. As a northern girl
growing up in a northern village, you always had a thirst
for something exciting and new and I think this is what
my clothes offer.
“My customers are the best ambassadors for my clotheswhen people wear them, they feel it gives them an edge
and that is my aim.
“I think to dress well in an age of conformity where
everyone looks so poor and sad is culturally very important
– clothes should help, not hide personal expression. I am
sure York will embrace this.”
Her polite and ladylike demeanour betrays a northern
accent as thick as a dry stone wall and the self-taught
daughter of a Derbyshire sausage-maker has certainly
come a long way since her early days as a primary school
teacher or dispensing sexual fetish gear to a generation of
pimpled rebels from the emporium she ran with Malcolm
McLaren.
Westwood’s journey into the fashion world got underway
after she spilt from her fi rst husband and found a new
life with McLaren, who later became manager of the Sex
Pistols.
In the 70s, the couple’s boutique on London’s Kings Road
became the flagship store of the punk movement, where
Westwood designed and sold the items that would become
synonymous with punk – bondage trousers, provocative
tee-shirts, safety-pinned jackets.
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THE LIFE OF RILEY
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