Today, Friday 30 July, marks 16 years since the death of Anthony Walker – a young man, whose life was…
Alison Cornmell
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Key partners in Knowsley – including the Council and Merseyside Police – have secured £1.52m from central government to help…
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Thanks to community intelligence shared with Merseyside Police, a scrambler bike has been seized, removing it from our streets. Following…
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Knowsley Council is marking Mandela Day on Sunday 18th July 2021 by lighting up the Greystone Footbridge yellow. Mandela Day…
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Knowsley’s Community Safety Partnership has joined a national campaign that is bringing together people and organisations from across the country…
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Knowsley Council join Knowsley’s local policing team in urging residents to be especially vigilant when it comes to looking after…
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Today, Wednesday 7 July, Merseyside Police lead on a Community Engagement Day in the Tower Hill area of Kirkby. Joined…
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Plans for a new creative managed workspace at Cockpit House in Prescot have taken a major step forward. Specialist conservation-accredited…
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In recent months Knowsley Council has successfully prosecuted fly tippers whose actions are a blight on our communities. Thanks to…
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Two socially engaged photographers with an interest in community engagement have been selected as Prescot’s photographers in residence. Their work…
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This summer the Dogs Trust present a series of workshops for children aged 7-11 years old to learn how to…
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It’s summer and many of you will be making the most of the sunshine in the garden. Some may be…
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A new survey aimed at asking how we can make the streets of Knowsley feel safer for women and girls…
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Just a few weeks ago, Knowsley Council announced the launched of its £2.5m Knowsley Better Together Hardship Fund, aiming to…
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Can you believe it has been 6 months since the new Kirkby policing team was launched?! The team was established…
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Knowsley’s primary schools have been invited to take part in Merseyside Police’s art competition which celebrates Black History Month –…
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Merseyside Police officers continue their dedicated fight against knife crime, protecting the community and bringing offenders to justice following a…
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This Child Safety Week (7-13 June), Knowsley’s Road Safety is reminding residents of the importance of car seat safety. Car…
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Knowsley Council has been awarded an £80,000 grant from Historic England as part of the Prescot High Street Heritage Action…
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Knowsley’s young people have until this Friday 28th May to put themselves forward to become a Merseyside Police Cadet. Merseyside…
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Kirkby Gallery is now re-open and inviting the public to enjoy its current film season. Over the next three weeks…
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In March last year, Knowsley Council asked local residents, businesses, and visitors to Kirkby Town Centre “What makes a good…
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Today, Tuesday 17 May, is International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. A worldwide celebration of sexual and gender identities.…
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Kirkby Gallery is set to re-open to the public on Monday 17 May following further easing of the Government’s COVID-19…
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As part of the Government’s roadmap to recovery, the hospitality sector reopened from 12 April providing table service in outdoor…
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The last year has no doubt been difficult for many people, not least families with children. Parenting can be challenging…
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Today, Knowsley’s Crime and Communities team joined officers from Knowsley’s local policing team to appeal for information following a fatal…
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Two members of Knowsley’s Youth Cabinet have been nominated for a prestigious National Diversity Award, which celebrates the achievements and…
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Knowsley Council is backing a campaign alerting residents to the consequences of not disposing of their household waste responsibly. Keep…
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Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team scooped a prize at yesterday’s Merseyside Police Community First Awards. Winning the Partnership Award, the…
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Knowsley Council has launched the Brakes On campaign, aimed at tackling the anti-social and illegal use of scrambler bikes and…
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Knowsley Council has launched the Brakes On campaign, aimed at tackling the anti-social and illegal use of scrambler bikes and…
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Knowsley residents are advised that Merseyside Police will be patrolling popular outdoor destinations across Merseyside to offer guidance on the…
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From today, Thursday 1st April 2021, an updated Victims’ Code comes into effect, introducing 12 rights for victims of crime…
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The Government’s Covid ‘roadmap’ announcement sees lockdown restrictions gradually eased off in the coming weeks/months and outlines a phased return…
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A new, free smartphone app has been launched to assist victims and witnesses to report hate crime and access support…
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Knowsley Council has approved a new plan that will tackle the anti-social and illegal use of scrambler bikes and motorbikes.…
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Today, Knowsley’s Crime and Communities team joined officers from Knowsley’s local policing team to appeal for information following reports of…
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Ahead of International Day of Happiness, on 20 March 2021, young people at Vibe have been sending messages of hope…
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Knowsley Council is reminding communities that support is available to those residents who may be experiencing domestic abuse. Throughout the…
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Knowsley Youth Cabinet’s campaign, Stop the Knives Ending Lives has won first prize at the National Crimebeat Awards. The campaign was…
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The Anthony Walker Foundation has launched a new hate crime reporting tool as part of its Speak Out! Stop Hate…
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Knowsley Council and Merseyside Police have received reports of bogus cold callers who are visiting the homes of elderly residents…
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Knowsley Council has further invested in the coverage of the CCTV network in Huyton Village Centre. The Security Service CCTV…
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Knowsley’s Youth Cabinet’s campaign, Stop the Knives Ending Lives has been nominated for a National Crimebeat Award. The winners will…
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Knowsley Council joins Knowsley’s local policing team in urging residents to be especially vigilant when it comes to looking after…
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Knowsley’s dog owners are reminded of their responsibilities to pick up after their pooches, or they could face a fine…
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Merseyside Police is continuing to take enforcement action against those flouting lockdown rules. Over the weekend, five golfers were issued…
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This week Merseyside Police have continued their operations to tackle issues of vandalism and criminal damage targeted at buses in…
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National Museums Liverpool is taking LGBT+ History Month online and Knowsley residents can get involved. This February, National Museums Liverpool (NML) is…
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This February 2021 marks the annual month-long celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) history. As part of Knowsley…
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Thanks to partnership working between Knowsley Council, Merseyside Police and Stagecoach, Police Officers have arrested a teenage boy in connection…
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With Knowsley currently having one of the highest Covid-19 infection rates in the country, peaking at over 1,400 cases per…
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This week, officers from Knowsley Council’s Environmental Health and Licensing Teams have issued two fixed penalty notices to businesses for…
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As COVID-19 rates in Knowsley start to show a slight reduction, Council Leader Graham Morgan is urging residents not to…
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Knowsley Council’s Kirkby Gallery has teamed up with Knowsley Safari to provide a new series of virtual learning sessions led…
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Merseyside Police has taken action this weekend after it uncovered a party taking place in Halewood. The police attended a…
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Sadly residential burglaries occur across the UK. However, there are simple steps you can take to keep yourself and your…
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Knowsley Council is marking Holocaust Memorial Day, a national event to remember the six million Jewish people murdered during the…
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Knowsley’s local policing team have issued fines to 9 people after attending a party in Knowsley last weekend. Officers were…
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Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority can confirm that in line with government advice it plans to keep all 14 of…
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This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police visited Cable Road, Prescot following reports from…
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Following a period of consultation with the public, Knowsley Council renews its Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) for the control…
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This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police visited Quarryside Drive, Kirkby following recent incidents…
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Knowsley Council join Knowsley’s local policing team in urging residents to be especially vigilant when it comes to looking after…
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Disability History Month continues and Knowsley Council has been using it as an opportunity to remind residents in the borough…
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As Kirkby’s major new town centre retail development continues to take shape, new businesses are also being established in the…
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Thanks to a police initiative to increase the number of police officers across Merseyside, a dedicated team for Kirkby has…
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Partners across the Knowsley Community Safety Partnership have come together to tackle issues raised by a local community in Huyton.…
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This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police visited Whitefield Drive, Kirkby following recent incidents…
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Knowsley’s Greystone Footbridge will join other landmarks across the Liverpool City Region tonight, Thursday 10 December, as it is illuminated…
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This weekend officers from Knowsley Council’s CCTV control room supported Merseyside Police in the arrest of a vandal in Prescot…
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Knowsley residents are being urged to be cautious when buying a puppy this Christmas, or at any other time of…
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This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police, and Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service visited…
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In October, to mark Black History Month and as part of its work to promote equality and understanding across the…
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Following the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (also known as ‘White Ribbon Day’)…
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Today, Wednesday 25 November, to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (also known as ‘White Ribbon…
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Knowsley Council is promoting Counter Terrorism Policing’s launch of ACT Early, a dedicated safeguarding website and advice line for parents,…
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This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police visited Guillemot Way and the surrounding areas…
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Following community feedback, Merseyside Police have commenced enforcement operations on Shevingtons Lane, Kirkby against anyone found to be driving vehicles…
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Knowsley Council has employed a team of Covid-19 Prevention and Support Officers to support its response to Covid-19. The 5…
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Dispersal zones have been introduced into parts of Halewood and Huyton following recent reports of antisocial behaviour and disorder. The…
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Bonfire Night is approaching and although there are no organised displays in Knowsley residents may choose to set off fireworks…
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October has been Black History Month – an important opportunity to nationally recognise and celebrate the many contributions made by…
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As we approach the Halloween and Bonfire period, Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team and key partners continue to appeal to…
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This week Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team and key partners took the opportunity to use their weekly walkabout to raise…
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During National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020 (10th – 17th October 2020), Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team is working with…
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October is Black History Month – an important opportunity to recognise and celebrate the many contributions made by Black people…
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Farmer Olly Harrison’s floral tribute to the NHS has raised an amazing £40,379.62 for NHS charities. Earlier this year in…
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Following recent incidents of anti-social and criminal behaviour Knowsley’s Crime & Communities Team and key partners conducted their Walkabout Wednesday…
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Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Merseyside Police have been working hard to keep residents safe and Knowsley’s local policing team continue…
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Officers from Knowsley local policing team were out in force visiting licensed premises to ensure they were complying with coronavirus…
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Following recent incidents of anti-social and criminal behaviour, Knowsley’s Crime & Communities Team and key partners conducted their Walkabout Wednesday…
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Knowsley Council and members of Knowsley’s Youth Cabinet are today, Tuesday 22 September, saying No More to hate crime and…
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Anyone who has been a victim of or witnessed a hate crime are urged to report it to Merseyside Police.…
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A hate crime is when someone commits a crime against you because of your disability, sex, age, race, religion, gender…
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Knowsley Council says No More to hate crime as it launches the latest phase of its plan to tackle such…
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It’s been a year since the council’s Crime and Communities Team was launched and during that time, they have made…
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If you’re having a clear out, make sure anyone offering to take away your waste is authorised to do so.…
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Following the recent firearm discharge on Hathersage Road in Huyton, Knowsley’s Crime and Communities team conducted their weekly Walkabout Wednesday…