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A LIVERPOOL music venue has announced that it is being forced to close to make way for luxury flats.
Quarry, which is located inside a disused railway arch in the city centre, opened in 2020, and also serves as a recording studio and arts space.
Today its owners decided to “put an end to any rumours circulating” and shared the news of its closure on social media.
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