To address concerns that Covid-19 safety measures are not being enforced in some large stores in Knowsley, Cllr Graham Morgan has written to store managers to remind them of their responsibilities.
The pandemic has put many additional stresses and strains on what are already busy lives. Some people have coped with the situation of staying at home, lockdown, being furloughed, home schooling children, having to stretch finances even further. However, others have struggled and they feel like their life is spiralling out of control.
Knowsley’s arts in libraries project presents the comic capers of the Rubbish Shakespeare Company live on Facebook – and for a further four weeks.
by Sandra Issar
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Knowsley Council is launching a year-long package of support for high street businesses, delivered by experts at Save The High Street.
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Find out which roads are closed in Knowsley in the coming days and weeks.
by KMBC
To address concerns that Covid-19 safety measures are not being enforced in some large stores in Knowsley, Cllr Graham Morgan has written to store managers to remind them of their responsibilities.
Here’s the latest information you need to know about Coronavirus, including any specific advice for Knowsley residents.
This Recycle Week we recognise the efforts that key workers and householders have made to keep recycling going during the Coronavirus pandemic. A big ‘thank you’ to everyone for their recycling efforts, but there’s still more we can do.
by Cathy Sheel