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• Pringles tubes and paper containers with metal ends now accepted at Recycling Centres
• Knowsley Better Together Hardship Fund continues to support residents
• Marie Rimmer MP visits Prescot community photography project
• Knowsley Open Art exhibition biggest yet
• Reminder about when and where to get tested
• Where to get your COVID-19 vaccination
• Help to shape the future of Huyton Village Centre
• Morrisons in Kirkby – The Facts
• Let’s step up our recycling efforts this Recycle Week
• Need help to get / from a COVID vaccine site? We can help
• Booster COVID-19 vaccines to be offered from next week
• Selling food? You must register
• Allergen food labelling law to change on 1 October
• Council endorses Scrutiny Annual Report 2020/21
• Schools can breathe easy with free air quality education
• Living with COVID-19 – the autumn/winter plan
• Arts Council England names Knowsley as a ‘Priority Place’
• Local residents recognised at Council
• Last bricks laid at The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• Hearing loss and Tinnitus support groups re-start
• COVID-19 vaccine to be rolled out in schools
• It’s farewell to this familiar sight – tower crane departs from The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• Huyton development plans moving forward
• Knowsley Council supports residents’ mental health with new digital service
• Two Knowsley support grants launched to help keep people safe and healthy in the workplace
• Win! A shop local Knowsley shopping spree!
• Plant trees and help battle climate change
• Play a role in protecting Knowsley and help us reduce our rates
• Lots to look forward to in Kirkby – Your Views
• Knowsley Council’s Cabinet approves new Outbreak Management Plan
• Green space consultation launched for Halsnead Garden Village
• World Suicide Prevention Day 2021
• Cabinet approves acquisition to support Huyton Village Centre transformation
• 999 Emergency Services Day
• Family health and wellbeing event coming to Kirkby
• How to get your NHS COVID-19 pass
• ‘Know your Numbers’ and tackle the forgotten pandemic of high blood pressure
• Knowsley Outbreak Management Board – 2 September 2021
• Huyton and Stockbridge Village Together
• Dates for your diary . . . . Huyton Live returns and introducing a new Artisan & Craft Market
• Summer events boost town centre businesses
• New contract awarded for Health Visiting and School Nursing service in Knowsley
• How the Knowsley Better Together Hardship Fund is improving people’s lives
• Pathway improvements completed at Court Hey Park
• Pop up to Prescot and discover the town’s hidden history!
• Everyday counts – don’t play catch-up because of poor attendance
• Returning to school in Knowsley – what you need to know
• £159,000 to support parents across Liverpool City Region and Cheshire East
• Kirkby Town Centre’s development plans take another step forward
• Exciting times for Huyton Village Centre
• New Morrisons in Kirkby providing jobs boost to local residents
• More jobs secured by local people in Kirkby
• Knowsley supports Overdose Awareness Day
• Panto returns to Knowsley this Christmas
• Where to get NHS help during the August Bank Holiday
• Don’t miss the last few days of free holiday fun!
• Taco Bell opens in Kirkby
• Are you registered to vote? Please check your details are correct
• Special artwork to welcome visitors to Kirkby town centre
• Help to lose lockdown weight, eat better and move more – let’s do this!
• New Visual Impairment Protocol introduced by Merseyside Police to safeguard those living with sight loss
• Take a look at Kirkby Town Centre’s new website
• Knowsley Council boosts cashflow for local businesses with new Premier Supplier Service
• Burning Waste: What are the rules?
• Knowsley Outbreak Management Board – 20 August 2021
• Tinnitus and Hard of Hearing support groups in Knowsley
• Knowsley Better Together Hardship Fund supports more families with essentials
• Taco Bell to open in Kirkby next week
• Tackling anti-social behaviour in Kirkby Town Centre
• Whiston schoolboy exhibits at London’s prestigious Royal Academy of Arts
• Knowsley over 60s asked to be cautious following increase in COVID-19 cases
• Still time to enjoy free summer holiday fun
• Changes to self-isolation for fully vaccinated adults
• How the Knowsley Better Together Fund is supporting residents
• Police Commissioner secures £203,000 to tackle domestic abuse & protect families in Knowsley
• Energy price hike warning: Merseyside Collective Switch is here to help
• Knowsley’s Class of 2021 collect GCSE results
• Protect your motorcycle, moped or scooter from theft
• Support for Knowsley Council Employees who are Self-Isolating – For the Record
• Hello Summer: Event Listings
• Take a virtual tour to mark Knowsley Flower Show weekend
• Changes to symptomatic testing site in Huyton
• Latest NHS COVID-19 app update reduces the number of people being ‘pinged’
• Appointments no longer needed for Knowsley Walk-in Centres
• The Knowsley Open Art Exhibition is back!
• Support for breastfeeding in Knowsley
• How Disney can help your children ‘Shake Up’ and keep active this summer
• New guidance to help reduce COVID-19 transmission at work
• Remembering Anthony Walker
• Council pushes on with improvements promised in Whiston
• Queen praises Knowsley mental health volunteer for tireless work
• New CCTV installed in Kirkby Town Centre
• Major land development opportunity at Knowsley Business Park
• Go wild for reading with Knowsley Libraries!
• Knowsley libraries are open!
• Spotting the symptoms of severe respiratory infection in children
• Drinking more during the pandemic? Download the Lower My Drinking app
• For the Record: Kirkby Market rents
• Knowsley secures more than £1.5m to tackle drug related crime
• New mental health service to provide financial advice
• Funding bid submitted for Huyton Village Centre
• Council launch search for Development Management Partner to help deliver Huyton transformation
• Further progress being made on bringing a Cinema to Kirkby Town Centre
• Morrisons recruitment hub opens in Kirkby Town Centre
• Knowsley’s young people urged to test, isolate and vaccinate in new campaign
• Knowsley Outbreak Management Board – 22 July 2021
• Pizza party fun at Knowsley schools
• Free children’s activities return for the summer as part of Knowsley SNAP programme
• Jobs currently available at Kirkby’s new Morrisons store
• Celebrate our green spaces during Love Parks Week 2021
• More set to benefit from the Liverpool City Region’s digital skills programme
• Understanding the Public Health Impact of COVID-19
• Councillors back call for pay rise for school and council workers
• Children and young people central to developing new plan for their futures
• Keep Knowsley safe and get tested
• Cabinet approves investment in parks and maintenance across the borough
• £1.5m investment into employment opportunities for young people
• £2m+ investment to support town centres and businesses
• Funding to support adults and children’s services
• Council agrees £8m of investments to boost all aspects of life in Knowsley
• Cabinet approves major investment in transport and highway maintenance
• CCTV helps to detain five youths in Huyton Village Centre
• Greystone Bridge goes green for schools
• Maker Space Operator required in Huyton Village Centre
• Stay safe in the sun
• Knowsley, Say Hello to Summer
• Knowsley businesses urged to support staff to get vaccinated
• Keep testing during the school holidays
• Knowsley ‘Crime Summit’
• Fly tipper ordered to pay more than £2000
• Keep Knowsley Safe – Test, Vaccinate, Isolate
• ‘Living with COVID-19 and life after 19th July’ – joint statement from the Directors of Public Health in Cheshire and Merseyside
• Morrisons begin work on new Kirkby store
• NHS Patients, Staff and Visitors Must Continue To Wear Face Coverings in Healthcare Settings
• Plans for new Country Park at Halsnead Garden Village approved
• New homes given the go-ahead at Halsnead Garden Village
• Community information leads to scrambler bike seizure
• Knowsley Council lights Greystone Footbridge for Mandela Day
• Residents to benefit from Hardship Fund over the summer
• ASB Awareness Week: Making Communities Safer
• Council proposes £8m of investments to improve the lives of all in Knowsley
• Clinically extremely vulnerable people urged to take extra precautions
• Watch Council meetings online
• The vaccine bus is visiting Knowsley – no appointment needed!
• Free transport to help you get vaccinated
• Knowsley prepares for its year as Borough of Culture by capturing the stories of its communities
• Road safety: top tips for families with children starting secondary school in September
• The ‘Kirkby Chronicles’ exhibition at Kirkby Gallery.
• Step 4 of the roadmap to progress on 19 July but residents encouraged to be cautious
• Young Kirkby resident opens new KFC restaurant in Kirkby
• New Construction Skills Centre for Knowsley
• £5,000 men’s mental health grants for community groups
• KFC opens in Kirkby
• Invitation to Plant a Tree for the Jubilee
• Knowsley’s Outbreak Management Board Update: 8 July 2021
• Track and Trace introduces online self-completion
• Knowsley, Say Hello to Summer
• Upgrades to Mill Dam Park, Kirkby
• Protect your vehicle this summer
• Free school meal vouchers to continue during summer holidays
• Summer fun for all at Kirkby Gallery with the Random Crafts Club
• Police Community Engagement Day: Kirkby
• Appeal for understanding as self-isolations impact bin collection services
• Meet the Cabinet Member: Cllr Christine Bannon, Health
• Meet the new Cabinet member: Cllr Louise Harbour, Adult Social Care
• Employers take advantage of free SEND webinars
• Major Step for Revamp of Prescot’s Grade II listed Cockpit House
• Sneak peaks inside the new Kirkby retail development units
• Knowsley’s Outbreak Management Board Update: 24 June 2021
• Knowsley Council continue to tackle fly tipping
• Prescot’s photographers in residence announced
• Additional COVID-19 testing for residents with symptoms
• Knowsley well placed to recover from pandemic, as Cabinet endorses progress on Corporate Plan
• Business opportunities in Kirkby
• Further progress made on Kirkby’s new retail development
• Kirkby collaborative of schools celebrate pupils’ achievements
• The virus has not gone away – vaccinate, test, self-isolate and share contacts
• New 24/7 mental health text support service for Knowsley
• Outdoor learning space at Kirkby CofE Primary School
• Knowsley’s walk-in centres are here for you
• Summer Fun for Families with the Dogs Trust
• Calling Knowsley 18–29-year-olds – let us know your thoughts on COVID-19!
• Protect your property this summer
• Let’s get tested and stop the spread of COVID-19 in Knowsley
• Halewood school achieves two prestigious awards
• Under 30s urged to socialise safely as COVID-19 cases rise
• Local groups receive funding to reduce waste
• Knowsley Outbreak Management Board – 10 June 2021
• Kirkby Youngsters help to showcase Town Centre Offer
• Making Knowsley streets safer – Police Commissioner launches survey seeking views of women and girls about personal safety
• Children and families in Knowsley set to thrive with ambitious new plan
• “Urgent action” needed to improve vaccination progress in Knowsley
• Council gives budget update
• Restart programme to tackle unemployment
• Knowsley Attendance Strategy endorsed
• Director of Public Health urges residents to remain cautious to contain the virus
• Artworks by world-famous artists to come to Kirkby
• Leader’s response to Government’s announcement on enhanced support
• Let’s protect our children’s health this #CleanAirDay
• Who can get the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine?
• New Prescot artwork to welcome, celebrate and inspire
• Could you share your home to change someone’s life?
• Why the COVID vaccination is important
• Your Voice Matters, Let it Be Heard
• Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram unveils major upgrades at Prescot Railway Station
• Liverpool City Region Leaders Call on Government for Vaccine Surge
• Prescot business praises Morning After road safety campaign
• Major employment site at Halsnead Garden Village will breathe new life into former Cronton Colliery site
• More jobs created in Kirkby
• Calling all Makers and Players of Prescot
• Knowsley Better Together Hardship Fund provides a lifeline
• Knowsley Heritage Grants to provide £100,000 funding for social sector
• Policing in Kirkby – 150 days later!
• Steve Rotheram announces network of Youth Hubs to support young people
• Making way for Huyton Village Centre’s development
• LCR Pride Foundation’s MarchOnline returns for 2021
• Knowsley Council supports Loan Shark Action Week
• Merseyside Police launch school competition to celebrate Black History Month
• More than 530 families hit hard by the pandemic helped by ForHousing
• Officers ask “is carrying a knife really worth it?” in further attempt to fight knife crime
• Park play area improvements underway
• COVID-19 – where we are now
• New Covid-19 Support Fund launched
• Knowsley schools participating in The Daily Mile
• Thanks to carers during Carers Week
• Work completes on £15.1 million development in Stockbridge Village
• ‘Long Covid’ sufferer from Liverpool tells of battling debilitating symptoms as part of ‘Spread the Facts’ campaign
• Child Safety Week: car seat safety
• Huyton’s thriving food and drink offer
• Prescot awarded £80,000 for community led cultural activities
• Over 60 apprenticeship roles available to young people in Knowsley
• Kirkby Town Centre – proving to be the ideal location to start or grow your business
• Remember to book and attend your second dose
• Unsure about getting the COVID-19 vaccine? Get the full picture before you decide
• Local Residents securing Local Employment in Kirkby
• Outbreak Management Board – Thursday 27 May 2021
• Grants available to support short breaks for disabled children
• Help us stay ahead of COVID and get tested
• Taco Bell recruitment window open for Kirkby drive-thru restaurant
• Access to Huyton Multi-Storey Car Park
• Make NHS 111 your first call for urgent care
• Residents saw the potential and an opportunity to start their business in Huyton Village Centre
• New housing service for Knowsley
• Supporting residents throughout the pandemic and now to stay in their own homes
• Huyton school pupils take part in sign making competition
• The Good Business Festival Youth Programme Launches at Knowsley Safari Park
• Walk on the wild side during Garden Wildlife Week
• Primary care services are open for business
• Shoppers welcomed back to town centres with gestures of appreciation
• Knowsley’s young people invited to join the Police Cadets
• The Shakespeare North Playhouse unveils its Chief Executive
• Help us deliver a Dementia Friendly Strategy for Knowsley
• A season of film at Kirkby Gallery
• Local Jobs being created at Kirkby Town Centre’s New Retail Development
• Cabinet confirmed for Knowsley Council
• Children asked to share their experiences of the pandemic in “The Big Ask”
• Bridge illuminated as borough marks anniversary of Manchester Arena bombing
• What’s being delivered in Kirkby Town Centre?
• Don’t forget to get your second COVID-19 jab
• NHS is Open for Business
• First look at new Headbolt Lane station CGI flythrough revealed
• We have listened and taken action in Kirkby Town Centre
• Knowsley residents share positive vaccine experiences
• COVID-19 vaccine has prevented 11,700 deaths according to Public Health England
• Knowsley Leader and Metro Mayor see impact of “lifeline” funding in Prescot
• Enjoy the latest easing of restrictions but remain cautious
• Importance of PCR tests if you have symptoms or test positive through rapid testing kits
• Leaders urge us to enjoy new freedoms with care
• The International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
• Kirkby Gallery reopens its doors
• Are the kids alright?
• Return of indoor hospitality – what to expect and how to play your part
• Government launches promotional scheme for workplace testing
• Community testing in Knowsley extended until September
• Dementia Action Week – There’s lots of online support, advice & fun
• Employers must continue to adhere to self-isolation rules
• Knowsley libraries are reopening for browsing
• The Archive is reopening!
• Diabetes Prevention Week Launches
• Drivers urged to follow restrictions around pedestrianised areas in Prescot
• Crime Not to Care
• Discover the benefits of spending times in the great outdoors
• More SMART testing sites to open in Knowsley
• Transformation clear to see in Kirkby Town Centre
• Knowsley Local Election results 2021
• Support for military veterans
• Bringing the outdoors indoors
• Family support in Knowsley
• Childcare and care home business grant launched for Liverpool City Region
• Self-isolating? You might be able to claim financial support
• How the NHS Track and Trace App works and uses your data
• Kirkby business goes from strength-to-strength following expansion in the town
• East of Halewood housing developments: For the Record
• Meet the new Assistant Executive Director for Adult Social Care
• Crime and Communities support Police appeal
• Young people in Knowsley recognised by National Diversity Awards
• Greystone footbridge lit for International Workers’ Memorial Day
• Knowsley walk-in centres to extend operational hours
• Home testing – make sure you report your results
• JCVI issues new advice on COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant women
• Knowsley Council appoint new Executive Director
• Moderna vaccine rolls out on Merseyside
• Learners with high needs are punching their way to fitness and independence
• Knowsley Working Well Covid-19 Workplace Grant goes live
• Visiting Prescot? Here’s where you can park
• Huyton school secures prestigious Wellbeing Award
• Protect your loved ones – download the NHS Track and Trace app
• Not displaying your Track and Trace QR code? It’s a legal requirement that you do.
• Take part in the Knowsley Sunflower Challenge!
• Things will be different but there’s still lots to look forward to
• Slow the spread and wear a face covering
• Reopening hospitality – what to you expect and how to play your part
• Council’s Crime & Communities Team win Police award
• Knowsley Works ENABLE Samantha into full-time role
• Putting the ‘Brakes On’ scrambler bikes
• Brakes On Scramblers: FAQs
• Raising awareness of neglect in Knowsley
• AstraZeneca Vaccine update
• Self-isolation payments for parents and guardians
• Longer opening hours for recycling centres
• Bulky waste collections resume
• New rights for victims of crime introduced
• Let’s talk about stress
• Domestic abuse support still available
• Covid policing over the Easter weekend
• Tested positive with a Lateral Flow Device? Here is what you need to do
• Free testing kits for workplace collection launched
• How to prevent dog separation anxiety
• New app makes it even easier to report hate crime
• Knowsley’s Recovery from COVID is Council’s Top Priority
• Council agrees measures to support people experiencing mental health issues, social isolation and loneliness
• Further progress made for the new Headbolt Lane train station in Kirkby
• Knowsley awarded grant to support COVID-19 recovery
• Knowsley Council – taking action on scramblers
• Crime and Communities Team join Merseyside Police in appeal
• SMART testing secures jobs for a further three months
• New Traders Association established in Huyton Village Centre
• Units in Kirkby being finalised for Handover
• Knowsley’s Youth Justice Services rated high
• ‘Jewel in the crown’ for The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• People in Knowsley benefiting from community mental health programme
• There is still time to complete Census 2021
• Hope from our homes
• Leader’s Update: Monday 22 March 2021
• Debt Awareness Week Launches
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help
• Messages of Hope
• Kitchen 54 Opening in Prescot
• National Day of Reflection
• Brexit Support Fund for businesses opens for applications
• NHS Trust awarded Freedom of the Borough
• Knowsley Youth Cabinet win national award
• Kirkby primary school pupils invited to take part in a ‘Welcome to Kirkby’ activity
• Speak out! Stop hate.
• Taking action to tackle food poverty
• Find out what happens to your recycling
• The Census and your family tree
• Director of Public Health reassures the public of vaccine safety
• Avoid falling victim to bogus callers
• Nearly 100,000 tests carried out at Knowsley SMART Testing Sites
• Council makes further investment in Huyton Village Centre
• NHS to use text messaging for COVID-19 vaccination appointments
• Kirkby Retail Development achieves another milestone
• Knowsley’s young people nominated for a national award
• Greystone footbridge to go purple in celebration of Census 2021
• Fresh offer for Hillside Road shoppers
• Cheshire and Merseyside health leaders launch drive to help Ethnic Communities feel safe about Covid-19 Vaccine following findings from insight research
• Call for local people with lived experience of self-harm or suicide to contribute to Lived Experience Network in Cheshire & Merseyside
• Former market trader takes up Kirkby Shopping Centre unit
• Regular testing for households with nursery, school and college children or staff
• Carers to receive COVID-19 vaccine
• Protect your vehicle from keyless crime
• ‘Act FAST’ if you spot the signs of a stroke
• Household Recycling Centres: Is your visit essential?
• COVID-19 vaccination – separating the fact from fiction
• Expert advice to help boost your child’s early speech and language
• Corporate Plan extended to help deal with the impact of COVID-19
• Can you bring the magic of the big screen back to Prescot?
• Coronavirus: What you need to know
• Major funding boost for Headbolt Lane station
• Knowsley schools to share importance of completing Census 2021
• International Women’s Day 2021
• Joint statement from Council Leaders across the Liverpool City Region
• Statement from the Merseyside Resilience Forum
• Pick it up and bin it
• Knowsley Council renews its guidelines for responsible dog ownership
• Regeneration boosts Prescot Property Market
• Council agrees a £14.5m investment package
• Knowsley Deaf Services free online drop-in sessions
• Warning about unauthorised pet microchip registry
• Census 2021: Help guard against scams from cold callers
• Ford invests in Knowsley
• Funding secured to support mental health in schools
• Step up to social work and open the door to a new career
• Bridge goes green to say thank you to parents and carers
• Lisa and Kathryn’s adoption story
• LGBT+ Fostering and Adoption Week
• Improvements on the way for Littledale Meadow in Kirkby
• Census 2021 – Ensuring the big decisions are made on the best information
• COVID-19 Vaccinations – The Facts
• UK roadmap out of lockdown – a message for Knowsley businesses
• Advice for young people feeling anxious
• New Community Food Club for Huyton
• Help available from energy providers for Clinically Extremely Vulnerable customers
• UK Roadmap – what will happen and when
• Reaction to Prime Minster’s announcement: Liverpool City Region leaders
• Roadmap to easing lockdown restrictions announced
• New campaign to support vaccine roll-out
• Concessionary Merseytravel Pass Holders can travel to early morning vaccine appointments for free
• Blue bin collections start up again
• Had your vaccine? Its not a golden ticket to break the rules.
• COVID enforcement crucial to bring rates down and keep them that way
• Hundreds of Knowsley families supported with food parcels thanks to £125,000 of funding
• Shop front Improvement Scheme helps bring new Italian Restaurant to Huyton Village Centre
• Opportunity to take up sign language as a new skill
• Police Commissioner urges crime victims to share their views
• Blind cords – be aware of the dangers
• Open land search in Huyton
• Suicide prevention support
• Funding boost to support long-term unemployed into work
• Appeal for information after shots fired at house in Huyton
• Knowsley Council steps in to support Whiston Juniors Go Fund Me campaign
• Are you a frontline Health and Social Care employee in Knowsley? Have you received your COVID vaccination invitation?
• Running a food business from home?
• New COVID guidance for workplaces
• Had the COVID vaccine? You must continue to follow the rules
• Victims of domestic abuse urged to access support
• Homes for East of Halewood given the go-ahead
• Prescot Wayfinding Signage
• Working together to deliver a successful Census 2021
• Funding boost for Knowsley community groups
• Boost your mental health with the NHS Mind Plan
• Eccleston Street Public Realm Transformation
• Knowsley Children Safeguarding Awareness Week
• New COVID-19 symptoms – what to look out for and what to do
• Prescot town centre selected for 3-year cultural programme
• Additional support announced for Liverpool City Region taxi drivers
• Loan sharks turn to dating sites to target victims
• £165,000 waste prevention fund for community groups
• Five Fixed Penalty Notices issued for COVID breaches
• How plan for self-isolation – 10 steps for 10 days
• Speed up SMART testing time with NHS Login
• Local elections to take place on 6 May
• Residents with wider symptoms of COVID-19 urged to get a test
• Partnership continue to tackle bus vandalism
• Self-isolating? There is no reason to leave your home
• Knowsley environmental projects to receive share of £500,000 fund
• Kirkby Retail Development continues to make good progress
• Liverpool City Region COVID-19 statement
• New COVID variant confirmed in Liverpool City Region and other areas of North West
• Additional SMART testing hours for those unable to stay at home
• Neighbourhood services committed to quality
• Don’t fall victim to garage or shed burglaries
• Help your child express themselves to support their mental health
• Housebound residents to be offered COVID vaccine from this week
• Celebrate LGBT+ History Month online
• Knowsley schools honoured at the Educate Awards
• When to self-isolate and what to do
• Knowsley Council marks LGBT+ History Month
• Message from Deputy Chief Constable Serena Kennedy, Chair of the Merseyside Resilience Forum
• Local company secures lift contract for The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• £10m Top-Up Grants announced for Liverpool City Region businesses
• Covid-19 vaccination – your questions answered
• Partnership results in arrest in connection with Stagecoach criminal damage
• Beware of fake COVID-19 vaccination appointments
• Knowsley recognised for ‘Investing in Children’ in care
• Knowsley urges Government: Let us help more people with self-isolation payments
• Additional COVID vaccination capacity to open in Halewood
• Livv Housing Group and Knowsley Council provide essential home learning equipment for families in Knowsley
• Button batteries – be aware of the dangers
• Join the KnowsleyFutures Community Conversation
• Knowsley Director of Public Health joins call for supermarkets to closely adhere to COVID-19 guidance
• Message from Deputy Chief Constable Serena Kennedy, Chair of the Merseyside Resilience Forum.
• Huyton actress to host Culture and Creativity Awards
• Knowsley Council takes action and issues fines to tackle COVID breaches
• Government announce £800 house party fines
• Merseyside Collective Switch offers much needed help with energy bills
• Flooding sees council respond to more than 300 calls for help
• New strategy for a healthier, happier Knowsley
• Joint operation helps tackle ASB on Knowsley bus routes
• Had the COVID vaccine? Keep following the rules and play your part
• New homes increasing revenue available for Council services
• Let’s keep talking to look after our mental health
• Weather warning: Risk of flooding in the region
• Knowsley Leader: the crisis is not over
• Knowsley’s SMART COVID-19 testing crucial for those unable to stay at home
• Council strengthens commitment to Early Help for families
• Start your journey to Better Health – let’s do this!
• Mental health support is available for Knowsley’s young people
• A unique ‘Welcome’ to Prescot
• Knowsley’s Whole Life Commissioning Plan 2021-2024
• Remember to wear your mask – or you could be fined
• Join the Big Garden Birdwatch
• Animal education is a work of art at Knowsley Safari
• Businesses closed by lockdown urged to apply to latest grant fund
• Police Commissioner asks for views on funding for frontline policing
• Financial support with water bills available to Knowsley residents
• One arrested and others fined for COVID breaches
• First large-scale vaccination centre in Merseyside opens
• Protect your home from burglars
• More Knowsley residents eligible to access energy improvements for their homes
• Knowsley Council marks Holocaust Memorial Day 2021
• Warm home upgrades available to eligible Knowsley residents
• Getting tested? Check ahead and avoid queuing
• COVID-19 Vaccination Programme progresses in Knowsley
• Cllr Donnelly visits Knowsley COVID-19 vaccination centre
• Pharmacies launch codeword scheme to support domestic abuse victims
• Remember to wear a face covering in supermarkets
• Knowsley Police ready to take action against those who break COVID rules
• From singing in the office to staff parties – the signs that people still aren’t taking COVID seriously
• Invitation to get growing
• Those working through lockdown urged to get tested
• Remember we’re still here to help
• Knowsley’s Director of Public Health strongly urges public to stay at home to fight COVID
• More testing sites open in Knowsley for people without symptoms
• Young people encouraged to spread the facts, not the virus
• COVID on the rise among young people
• Support bubbles not social bubbles – know the difference
• Knowsley Covid-19 cases hit new peak
• Household Waste Recycling Centres remain open
• Lockdown has to mean lockdown
• New Year, New Walkabout
• Advice for Clinically Extremely Vulnerable residents in Knowsley
• Protect your vehicle this winter
• Knowsley Library Service lockdown update
• Crime prevention advice for businesses
• Safety advice for those experiencing domestic abuse
• UK National Lockdown – FAQ
• Knowsley’s multi-storey car parks to close during national lockdown
• Restrictions for England – what you need to know
• Knowsley Council Leader reacts to National Lockdown Announcement
• Prime Minister announces return to national lockdown
• Knowsley to Provide Additional COVID-19 Testing Slots for School Staff
• Shakespeare Christmas message for Knowsley children
• Keeping safe at home if you have COVID-19
• Family devastated by impact of drink-driving
• New variant of Covid – what we know so far       
• Winter-themed trails at Knowsley parks
• StayAlive: Suicide prevention support this Christmas
• Looking after your mental health this Christmas
• Wrap up warm for Christmas
• For the Record – Kirkby Town Centre Regeneration Funding
• £2.8m further funding for Kirkby to create 200 jobs
• Those with long-term health conditions urged to get flu jab
• The Mayor of Knowsley and Cabinet Member get tested in Knowsley
• Care home visiting – latest advice
• Get your YOU back with Dry January
• Ambitious proposals for Huyton Village Centre pivotal to COVID-19 recovery
• Drink driving and the ‘morning after’
• Walkabout Wednesday addresses concerns of Quarryside Drive residents
• First COVID-19 vaccinations take place in Knowsley
• Taco Bell is coming to Kirkby Town Centre
• Celebrating Disability History Month
• Demolition works to take place in the New Year
• Kirkby’s retail offer beginning to blossom
• Going green this Christmas
• Lateral flow tests rolled out in Knowsley
• Merseyside Police’s Operation Uplift sees increased police presence in Knowsley
• Changes to self-isolation period announced
• Major tree planting scheme underway
• Army praises Knowsley’s speed of response
• Knowsley Council tackle issues raised by Huyton residents
• Residents get tested in Knowsley
• Shakespeare North Playhouse secures additional £3m from Culture Recovery Fund
• Scrutiny Annual Report 2019/20
• Local track and trace steps up efforts to tackle COVID-19 in Knowsley
• Greystone Footbridge lit to mark Human Rights Day
• SEND Youth Voice
• Weekly walkabout urges Whitefield Drive residents to share their concerns
• How to support the most vulnerable to stay safe this winter
• Council Leader & Deputy Leader say: Let’s Get Tested
• SMART Testing FAQ
• Graffiti vandal arrested thanks to partnership working
• Where you can get tested if you don’t have symptoms
• Home-grown hero ‘Constable Sprout’ needs a new identity!
• Beware illegal puppy breeders this Christmas
• Let’s get tested Knowsley!
• For the Record – COVID Vaccination Programme
• Knowsley Housing Needs Survey – Deadline Approaching!
• Council condemns act of vandalism at Carr Lane Woods
• Free support for special guardians in Knowsley
• Shop Safe. Shop Local. Shop Knowsley
• Knowsley Town Centres Gift Card Launches
• Kirkby’s Christmas Star brings the community together
• Weekly walkabout addresses ASB on Hillside Avenue
• Knowsley Council marks International Day of People with Disabilities
• Jobs available to help deliver Census 2021
• Liverpool writer and Knowsley Town Councillor contribute to council’s call out for stories
• Award recognition for Market Place development
• Young people to lead Knowsley Children and Families Board meeting
• “Spread the facts, not the virus” – campaign launches
• Have your say on the future of the Liverpool City Region
• Men urged to report if they are a victim of domestic abuse
• Stop Loan Sharks Week launches campaign to prevent illegal money lending
• Christmas lights put some sparkle into Knowsley’s town centres
• Greystone footbridge lit for World Aids Day
• Light up your Christmas safely
• Hospitality, Leisure and Retail Grants (Expanded Scheme)
• Knowsley Council supports Fuel Poverty Awareness Day
• Knowsley women share their experiences of surviving domestic abuse
• Winter gritting in Knowsley – staying safe on the roads
• Section 60 Order introduced following Huyton shooting
• Shop online safely
• Disgust as golf course is damaged during lockdown
• Don’t leave yourself short this Christmas
• Achievements highlighted through the Council’s Corporate Plan review
• Latest update on the Kirkby retail development
• Council lights Greystone Footbridge to take a stand against domestic abuse
• Support payment for Knowsley taxi drivers
• Finalists revealed for young person’s playwriting competition
• Tackling the climate emergency in Knowsley
• Looking after your heart health
• Merseyside archives secure national funding
• Counter Terrorism Policing launch new safeguarding website and advice line
• Police launch campaign to keep communities safe this Christmas
• Knowsley: where are we now in our efforts to manage COVID-19?
• Torus Builds on Investment in Knowsley with Council
• Help keep visitors safe from COVID-19
• International Men’s Day
• Community Support & Volunteer Line for those affected by the Coronavirus
• Essential information for Knowsley volunteers
• Crime and Communities Team share vehicle safety advice with residents
• Have your say on how social housing is allocated in Knowsley
• Keep antibiotics working
• Action taken against counterfeit goods in the borough
• New COVID-19 testing site for Stockbridge Village
• Council say ‘No More’ to hate crime during UK Disability History Month
• Liverpool FC open doors on new Kirkby training centre
• National Safeguarding Adults Week
• Alcohol Awareness Week: Alcohol and Mental Health
• New Knowsley Housing Strategy – Have your Say
• UK National COVID-19 Lockdown FAQ
• Temporary suspension of the green waste (blue bin) collection service
• Take a Minute for Cheshire and Merseyside
• Flu vaccinations for people with learning disabilities
• Avian Influenza Prevention Zone implemented across England and Wales
• Virtual talks on cancer awareness and prevention
• Local track and trace up and running in Knowsley
• First hospitality and leisure grants paid in Knowsley
• A healthier you starts with Healthy Knowsley
• Local people share their stories to launch suicide prevention campaign
• Crime & Communities Team address resident concerns
• Environment Agency calls for people to safeguard their homes from flood risk
• Mass Testing – The Facts
• Roby Park Primary School secures the Wellbeing Award
• Look out for the Diabetes 4Ts
• Planning Approval secured for Cinema Scheme in Kirkby Town Centre
• Struggling with your energy costs? Help is available
• Launch of Knowsley Carers Strategy
• Knowsley Remembers from Home
• Keeping communities safe during Bonfire period
• Action taken against fly tippers
• Council light up Greystone Bridge for Adam Ellison
• Knowsley is asked to Remember from home
• Police enforce against lorries exceeding weight restrictions
• Council’s Covid Officers support businesses through pandemic
• Steelwork for the new Morrisons superstore goes up in Kirkby town centre
• Help shape the future of youth services in Knowsley
• Protect your 2 & 3 year olds with a flu vaccination
• Police dispersal zones in Halewood and Huyton
• Help your dog cope with Covid-19 restrictions
• Relaxing your pooch this Bonfire Night
• Can I car share?
• Knowsley Council staff mark Black History Month
• City Region Leaders and Mayors Announce £1.5m COVID-19 Fund for Local Authorities to support Taxi Drivers
• Safety a top priority in lead up to Halloween and Bonfire period
• Funding secured to support adult learners
• Knowsley Recognised at National Award Ceremony
• Got symptoms? Book a test
• Shape the future of Knowsley with your stories
• Be Bright, Be Seen
• Weekly Walkabout helps keep Knowsley safe in lead up to Halloween and Bonfire period
• Could you make foster care your career?
• Reminder to local businesses about waste disposal responsibilities
• Liverpool City Region Secures £44million Tier 3 Covid-19 Support Package
• Stop Loan Sharks app launched to help tackle illegal money lenders
• New postcode checker launched to track local COVID Alert Level
• National Adoption Week: challenging the myths
• Work due to start on new homes in Kirkby
• PPE supplies available to support community organisations in Knowsley
• Crime and Communities Team take part in Hate Crime Awareness Week
• Pension Credit: Could you or a relative be missing out on extra income?
• Improvements on the way for Millbrook Park Millennium Green
• £500,000 fund for community environment projects
• Local Credit Union CEO awarded a CBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
• Ways to participate in Black History Month
• Knowsley Council participates in Hate Crime Awareness Week
• Car parking update in Kirkby town centre
• Positive outcomes for Knowsley’s Adult Social Care services
• Warm Home Discount Scheme
• Council’s three-year investment commitment to help create opportunities across the borough
• Crime and Communities Team visit Tithe Barn Lane
• Support to help you look after your mental health
• Council investment to ensure Blue Badge applications can be quickly processed
• Incredible Edible among recipients of £185,000 Council funding
• COVID-19 symptoms and how to get tested
• For the record: technical error hides true number of COVID-19 cases in Knowsley 
• Knowsley marks Black History Month
• Knowsley farmer raises over £40,000 for NHS
• Knowsley celebrates Older Persons Day and backs #DoYouSeeMe? campaign
• Funding available to make your home more energy efficient
• Council Leader’s open letter to store managers in Knowsley
• Crime and Communities Team visit Boode Croft
• Are you and your loved ones being targeted by scams?
• Residents urged to report Covid breaches to Police
• Centre 63’s social supermarket offers up affordable nutritious food
• Officers in Knowsley carry out coronavirus enforcement action
• Major step forward as Council prepares prime Huyton Village Centre site for new development
• Feeling anxious or worried? Help is only a phone call away
• Vans can book to visit Knowsley’s Recycling Centres
• Support to help you quit for good this Stoptober
• Booking a taxi in Knowsley: keep it local and help reduce the spread of COVID-19
• Council employee shares his amazing coronavirus survival story and hopes others can learn from his experience
• Why not visiting other households is so important
• Protect yourself and your family from flu
• Crime prevention advice for Knowsley residents
• Protect your loved ones, get the NHS COVID-19 App
• Venues across Knowsley required to support new NHS COVID-19 App
• Crime & Communities Team visit Parbrook Road
• New payment for self-isolation launched
• Have your say: dogs in Knowsley
• Call time where businesses aren’t being COVID-secure
• Council and Knowsley’s Youth Cabinet say No More to hate crime
• When to self-isolate and why it is vital to stop the spread of COVID-19
• Hate Crime victims have access to Safe Havens in Knowsley
• Knowsley Council says ‘No More’ to hate crime
• What is Hate Crime?
• This Recycle Week – Together we Recycle
• Play your part: Businesses and residents urged to support new COVID-19 App
• Are you a digital dynamo or dinosaur?
• Crime and Communities Team visit Springvale Close
• Seeing your mates…it’s not life and death
• New campaign launches to encourage more people to consider adoption
• Town centre businesses offered expert coaching to grow in Knowsley
• Knowsley Road Safety team support Project EDWARD 2020
• Don’t congregate: help stop the spread of coronavirus
• Completion of improvements at Roby Fields
• Vibe’s Knowsley Youth Parliament wins North West award
• 1 team + 1 year = A safer Knowsley
• How to book a coronavirus test in Knowsley
• Funding boost for 14 community projects in Knowsley
• New mental wellbeing support for children and young people
• Beware rogue waste clearance operators
• World Suicide Prevention Day 2020 sees release of updated Stay Alive app
• Message of thanks from The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• Crime and Communities Team visit Hathersage Road
• Empowering Knowsley’s community sector
• Knowsley’s Adult Social Care Recovery and Transformation Plan 2020-2023
• Help with water bills for residents whose income is affected by COVID-19
• We all have a role to play in bringing down coronavirus cases
• Road signs with sentimental value presented to Kirkby couple
• Knowsley Carers given a helping hand to cover cost of Covid
• New traders boost Kirkby’s improving retail offer
• It’s time to ‘Know Your Numbers’
• Creative Director announced for The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• Local testing site comes to Huyton
• Discover what you can do online and help to build a stronger, healthier Knowsley
• Together we can build safer communities
• Have your say on new Carers Strategy for Knowsley
• School Attendance Advice Hub launched
• Telegraph Way car park reopens
• Health services over the Bank Holiday
• Learning will help us to build a stronger, healthier Knowsley
• Have your say on Health and Wellbeing in Knowsley
• We will not sit back and tolerate criminal activity and ASB
• Kirkby cinema development takes step forward
• Highway maintenance coming down the road
• Back-to-school costs: avoid loan sharks
• Citizenship ceremonies recommence in Knowsley
• Write to Work: your chance to take part in free writing course
• Health services say “We are open!”
• GCSE results day brings a mix of emotions for pupils in Knowsley
• Mental health support for children and young people
• More leisure facilities available for residents to use in Knowsley
• Covid-19: Anyone can catch it. Anyone can spread it.
• Council supports a review of the local adult social care market
• Supporting communities at all levels
• Mental health support available to everyone
• Lady Anne Dodd in exclusive interview with BBC’s The One Show
• Strategy to shape how Knowsley will look in 2030
• Over 55s to have more say on City Region policies
• Protecting and safeguarding adults in Knowsley
• Support still available for those living with a loved one experiencing addiction
• Everton Veterans’ Hub shortlisted for national awards
• ‘Thank you’ to those who have made a difference
• Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service make generous donation following Court Hey bike theft
• Coronavirus – do’s and don’ts
• What next after A Level results?
• Knowsley marks VJ Day
• Crime & Communities supporting residents and businesses
• Transport and safety improvements underway in Kirkby town centre
• CCTV team support police arrest
• ‘Pocket Parks’ funding for Knowsley’s green spaces
• Support local businesses during ‘Shop Local’ week
• Workplace guidance for effective management and response to COVID-19
• Council moves closer to appointing managing agent for historic Bowring Park
• Halsnead Garden Village employment development secures further Government funding
• Thieves target community cycling hub
• Shops, businesses and town centres are building a stronger, healthier Knowsley
• Be aware of face mask scammers
• Online gallery celebrates the flowers, plants & home grown veggies of lockdown
• Crime and Communities Team visit Stockbridge Village
• Test and Trace – guidance for employers and businesses
• Test and Trace – guidance for workers
• Test and trace – what is it?
• Further Progress made on the New Retail Development in Kirkby
• Here’s what YOU said you want in Kirkby Town Centre
• ‘Be kind’ to previously ‘shielded’ residents
• Knowsley Council continues to strive for cleaner communities
• Knowsley Breastfeeding Support
• We all have a part to play in building a stronger, healthier Knowsley
• Vote for Peoples’ Park Bench in Knowsley
• Knowsley facing significant financial shortfall due to COVID-19
• Councillors assess pandemic response so far
• Knowsley’s preparations for any future COVID-19 outbreak
• Share your concerns in confidence
• Major new health campaign launched to help cut Covid-19 risk
• Test and trace: follow guidance to help stop spread of COVID19
• Shakespeare drama school launches online
• Knowsley projects highlighted to kickstart the local and regional economy
• Evelyn Community Primary School secure the Wellbeing Award
• Help create safer streets in Knowsley
• Knowsley Better Together recognised for national award
• Helping residents protect their vehicles
• ‘NHS’ blooms in Knowsley
• GMI teams up with local Kirkby primary school to thank NHS and key workers
• Knowsley tackles climate change
• COVID19 testing will help to keep our communities safe
• PPE – your responsibility, everyone’s wellbeing
• Support with Council Tax payments
• Sign up for summer art school
• Parents call for end to children’s characters on unhealthy foods
• St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Junior School secures Wellbeing Award
• Virtual networking helping to support businesses and residents
• Kirkby Headbolt Lane station scheme moves a step closer
• Region recognised for suicide prevention efforts
• Small businesses benefit from Knowsley’s rapid allocation of designated business grants
• Making our communities safer
• Face coverings in shops to become mandatory
• Have your say on the future of adult social care services
• Alt Bridge School secures Wellbeing Award
• Yew Tree Primary Academy retain prestigious Flagship status
• MOT testing returns and getting back on the road
• Enjoy bars and restaurants responsibily as lockdown easing continues
• Burglary prevention advice for Knowsley residents
• Self isolating? You’re not alone
• Test and Trace – what businesses and staff need to know
• Football Club to call King George V ‘home’
• First new homes agreed for Halsnead Garden Village
• Keeping families in touch during lockdown
• Partnerships help to tackle anti-social behaviour
• We need your help to take action against bus vandals
• Now you can pledge to play your part in the success of The Shakespeare North Playhouse
• Leader praises community effort as bars reopen safely
• Police ask people to belt up and save lives
• Covid-19 antibody tests do not prove immunity
• KYM are launching as Vibe
• Huge strides made to build safer communities
• Working safely during coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Local leadership to prevent the further spread of COVID-19
• Get crafty with ‘Make do and Mend’
• Historic England and Knowsley Council announce new regeneration project in Prescot town centre
• Play safe when visiting parks
• How has lockdown affected your children’s eating habits?
• Here for our communities
• Proposal by Aldi for a new store in Huyton
• You spoke, we listened: closure order secured in Huyton
• Knowsley to mark NHS birthday
• Tackling tree issues
• New CCTV cameras in Prescot Town Centre
• What to expect when hairdressers/barbers re-open
• Pedestrian zones in Prescot created to help business reopen safely
• Knowsley schools open safely and successfully
• COVID-19 sparks 100% rise in number of Universal Credit Claims in Knowsley
• Living with a loved one experiencing addiction
• ‘Incredible’ donation to Knowsley Foodbank
• GP text message urges smokers to quit
• School cooks serve up 3,000 lockdown dinners
• Working with police and residents to tackle crime in our borough
• Knowsley says: Thank you!
• NHS urge patients ‘help us help you’ get the treatment you need
• Improvement works underway at Lord Derby Playing Fields
• It’s good to talk
• Important changes to Knowsley Phlebotomy Service
• Major new residential development gets go ahead
• 24/7 mental health crisis line now free to call
• Beware dangers of driving ‘morning after’ drinking
• Have your say on Aldi’s supermarket proposal in Huyton
• Looking after your mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic
• Residents help us to make our borough safer
• Share your ideas for Borough of Culture 2022
• Knowsley welcomes u-turn on free school meals
• Explore Knowsley’s archive collections from home
• Vandals target The Kirkby Centre
• Marie Curie bereavement helpline
• Men urged to take action on Covid-19
• Say no to noise
• Another major milestone for Knowsley Council’s Kirkby retail development
• Stay safe online if you are experiencing domestic abuse at home
• Knowsley announces more cash for care homes
• New advice line for cancer symptoms
• Want to be a ‘KLAS’ landlord?
• Crime and Communities Team continue to respond to resident concerns
• Roadside natural wildflowers are on their way
• COVID-19 cancellations: beware ‘refund vouchers’ and ‘admin fees’
• Progress being made on the New Retail Development in Kirkby Town Centre
• Important changes to Knowsley walk-in centres
• Domestic Abuse and Covid-19: advice for employers
• Online activities to entertain during lockdown
• Think before you park
• Kirkby Gallery needs you!
• Look after your heart during Covid-19 pandemic
• Work starts on Prescot train station improvements
• Community intelligence leads to real results
• Me2u Centre continues support for dementia sufferers during COVID-19 outbreak
• Advice for residents with allergies/intolerances
• Allergies and intolerances: information for businesses
• Profiling the range of Adult Social Care support in Knowsley
• Look after yourself and others during hot weather
• Time to Breastfeed
• NHS Test and Trace service launched
• Households into Work support continues during the pandemic
• Thank you to our volunteers and community groups
• Grass cutting services resume
• All Knowsley Boots Pharmacy Consultation Rooms become safe spaces for victims of domestic abuse
• Let’s Keep it Clean
• Bowring Park Golf Course to re-open
• U-turn from Government means free school meals for half term, after all
• Teamwork helping to build safer communities
• Be Kind to Your Mind
• Specialist Business Support Webinars
• Advice on burning garden waste during Covid-19 pandemic
• “Tell others, we’re here to help”
• Profiling Adult Social Care during the Coronavirus pandemic
• Merseyside Police ask us to Stay Safe at Home
• Council leader names unchanged Cabinet at council’s first ever online Annual Meeting
• Leaders make urgent case to Government for proper Covid-19 funding
• Remembering loved ones lost during pandemic
• Take part in important Covid-19 research
• Knowsley welcomes the ban on child-friendly menthol flavoured tobacco
• Legionella risks during the coronavirus outbreak: advice for businesses
• Watch fabulous films from Knowsley Archive’s Video Vault
• Crime and Communities Team support Knowsley businesses
• Merseytravel launch their ‘rethink’ travel campaign
• ‘Act FAST’ if you spot the signs of a stroke
• Home is Where the Art is
• If you’re unwell, don’t put off seeing your GP
• Quad bike continues to secure arrests and seizures in Knowsley
• Boost your mental health with kindness
• Be aware of Council Tax scam
• Closure Order secured in Kirkby
• Knowsley schools sharing learning and keeping in touch ideas
• Crime and Communities Team continue to tackle issues that matter
• Bereavement helpline and support
• Support for families with children and young people affected by bereavement
• Innovate Support Community Helpline
• Knowsley Council continues to invest in your safety
• Be part of the Knowsley Flower Show 2020 online exhibition
• Have you got what it takes to be amazing this foster care fortnight?
• National award for Innovate Volunteering
• Transport survey asks for your view on future travelling
• Thank you signs installed across Knowsley
• Knowsley residents urged to support frontline workers by staying at home this weekend
• Knowsley marks VE Day
• Quit for COVID – there has never been a more important time to stop smoking
• Sewing group do it ‘for the love of scrubs’!
• Crime and Communities continue to build a safer borough
• Knowsley to adopt national free school meals eligibility system
• Morrisons pledge support to the Knowsley Volunteer Hub
• Merseyside campaign highlights domestic abuse support during COVID-19
• Food parcels delivered to those in need
• Tips in Knowsley are now open again
• Bear with us as non-priority work is temporarily delayed, says council
• Be aware of callers at your door
• NHS says ‘Help Us to Help You’
• New phone line to support people with sight loss and their families
• Healthwatch Knowsley seeking views on accessing health services
• City Region’s leaders challenge “very disappointing” Government funding
• Keep in touch with Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team
• Nominations open for The Blossom Awards to recognise local British-Chinese achievers
• Additional support for adoptive families
• Cycling safety advice
• Local farmer ‘says it with flowers’ to NHS workers
• International Workers’ Memorial Day
• What to do if you have a dental problem during COVID-19 pandemic
• Future of Whitakers Garden Centre in Prescot
• Make sure your family doesn’t miss out on free school meals
• Communities coming together
• Managing your household waste during ‘lockdown’
• Food safety advice for businesses during Coronavirus outbreak
• Ideas to help you commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day
• Spreading #StreetSmiles to support our waste teams
• Knowsley: We care about care
• Safety advice for Knowsley’s small businesses
• Covid guidelines are here to save lives – do your bit
• Protecting and safeguarding children in Knowsley
• More support available for home schooling during lockdown
• Residents warned to be on their guard against illegal money lenders
• Has your business applied for financial support?
• Volunteers supporting Knowsley communities