The Dingle is in Liverpool 8. That's where Billy Fury, Gerry Marsden, Billy Hatton etc all came from. In Park Lane, the main street going along the Dingle, Peter Kaye (there was no such person) had his studio and I commissioned him to take photos for me for Mersey Beat (Peter Kaye was a made-up name, Bill Connell ran it and Les Chadwick (not of the Pacemakers, but a school chum of mine) took the photos for me).As far as I know, the residents were only referred to as 'coming from the South end.' Dingle was one of the really run down areas, but then so was Tozteth, also in Liverpool 8. Our other part of Liverpool 8 was the creative one by the art college and Liverpool Institute - Hope Street (an appropriate name) which is the only street in the world with a cathedral at each end. Yes, you could say there are three faces of Liverpool 8. Residents of Toxteth were so fed up of their lot that they rioted and burnt down the Rialto Ballroom and Cinema where the Beatles had once played