This World Antimicrobial Awareness Week residents are reminded about the safe use and disposal of antibiotics.
Cathy Sheel
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Willowbrook Hospice is running its annual Christmas tree collection service for Knowsley households.
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Residents are invited to a number of Tree Awareness Workshops being held during National Tree Week.
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An appeal has gone out to residents to support Knowsley’s Sharing Santa Appeal.
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The council has launched a survey asking residents their views on air quality.
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High blood pressure is one of the most preventable and treatable health conditions. The only way to ‘know your numbers’ …
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Knowsley Council has been awarded £25,000 funding to help tackle the issue of chewing gum littering.
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The council’s Winter Wellness Grants Programme will provide funding to groups and organisations helping residents stay warm, safe and well …
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Find advice and tips to support your wellbeing during the colder winter months on Mersey Care’s ‘Help us Help you’ …
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Grants of up to £5,000 have been awarded from the council’s Youth Community Fund and Short Break Small Grant Programme.
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Ask Your Pharmacist Week reminds us about the range of healthcare services and support available at your local pharmacy.
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Improvement plans for Jubilee Park have been updated following public consultation.
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Community spirit is thriving in Kirkby with a number of local groups making a real difference in our neighbourhoods
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Recycle Week’s ‘Big Recycling Hunt’ is urging householders to hunt out items that can be recycled but are commonly missed in …
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Don’t miss out on the spooktacular half term events at parks and community venues across Knowsley.
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The ‘Haunting of Mill Dam’ is a free interactive Halloween-themed guided trail at Mill Dam Park on 28 October.
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A ban on businesses supplying single use plastic items comes into force on 1 October.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month which aims to raise awareness of the symptoms and signs to look out for.
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The requirement for developers to improve the biodiversity of an area when planning developments was considered by Knowsley’s Climate Emergency …
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Our Lady’s Catholic Primary School has retained its “Good” Ofsted judgement.
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Knowsley’s Household Waste Recycling Centres at Huyton and Kirkby have new ‘Disposable Vape’ bins.
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IntoUniversity is coming to Knowsley, providing educational support and development opportunities for 7 to 18 year olds.
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The adult COVID-19 and flu winter vaccination programmes are now underway.
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Make the time to have your blood pressure checked during Know your Numbers week.
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The ‘Your Voice, Your Decision’ campaign is raising awareness of the Lasting Power of Attorney – a legal document enabling …
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A resident who was supported by the Healthy Knowsley service has shared her story.
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Work is about to start on refurbishment of Kirkby’s Multi Storey Car Park.
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The Knowsley Works team has been out and about across Knowsley supporting people into employment.
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Tips to help keep your sheds, garages and their contents, safe and secure.
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Artists, enthusiasts and businesses from the music community are invited to an event in Prescot aimed at helping to shape …
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The Food Standards Agency has issued new guidance on slush-ice drinks, advising that they should not be sold to children …
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Bowring Park has celebrated the opening of its new junior play area
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A Council meeting Notice of Motion has reaffirmed Knowsley’s opposition to the proposed closures of train ticket offices at Huyton, …
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Cllr Graham Morgan supports the Metro Mayor’s bus franchising proposals for Liverpool City Region and calls for adequate Government funding.
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The Council is supporting the “Face the Family” campaign, which calls for a new law to make offenders attend court …
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There are lots of free, fun activities at parks across Knowsley this summer.
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This Love Parks Week – 28 July to 6 August – we celebrate all there is to love in parks …
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Knowsley has supported Liverpool City Region’s Five-Year Climate Action Plan to tackle climate change.
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Cabinet has agreed to the launch of the 2023/2024 Stronger Communities Fund.
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Residents are urged to dispose of batteries safely and stop putting them in bins
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Knowsley residents can now book blood test appointments with the launch of a new online appointment system.
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Knowsley Council is holding a series of Environmental Improvement Action Days across the borough.
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Knowsley Council has shown support for Kirkby Foodbank with a £5,000 funding boost.
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Find out more about becoming a Shared Lives carer during Shared Lives Week.
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There’s a Health and Social Care Careers Fair at Whiston Hospital’s Training Centre on Saturday 8 July.
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Find out what you can do to reduce air pollution as we celebrate Clean Air Day.
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Community groups, charities and neighbourhood projects across Kirkby can apply for a share of the £50,000 Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund.
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The council’s Statement of Community Involvement which outlines how the community can be involved in the planning system has been …
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Knowsley Council has launched a consultation on proposals to extend Knowsley Cemetery
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It’s Carers Week! Find out what’s happening to recognise and support carers.
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Partners have celebrated the ‘topping out’ of Arncliffe Gardens, a new supported housing development in Halewood.
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During Volunteers Week we say a big ‘thank you’ to the many volunteers and community groups whose actions make a …
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New play equipment is set to arrive at parks across Knowsley.
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There are lots of fun activities in Knowsley’s parks this half term.
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Esposito’s cafe opens its doors at Court Hey Park this week.
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There’s lots of useful information to help you manage your money on the Knowsley Offer website.
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Knowsley Council has successfully prosecuted and fined a fly tipper who failed to dispose of their waste responsibly.
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Organisations interested in running the new community café at Halewood Park are asked to register their interest in operating the …
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Dog walking advice from Knowsley’s Dog Warden Service.
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The Dogs Trust is offering dog owners subsidised dog training sessions.
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Knowsley’s Youth Offending Service (YOS) has been rated ‘Good’ by HM Inspectorate of Probation.
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Knowsley Central School in Huyton has been awarded Beacon School Status awarded by the National Autistic Society (NAS).
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Here’s the story of a woman who was helped by the Change, Grow, Live project.
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World Immunisation Week – 24 to 30 April – encourages people to make sure they are up to date with …
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Visit The Knowsley Offer website for information aimed at supporting residents’ health and wellbeing.
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Supporting Knowsley residents with SEND, learning disabilities, autism, and other Neurodiverse conditions into employment
by Cathy SheelKnowsley Council is hosting a networking event to raise awareness of support available to help Knowsley residents with neurodiverse conditions …
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Here are some top tips to help householders prevent mould and damp in their homes.
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Research by U-Switch has ranked Knowsley in the top 10 performing areas for energy-efficient homes.
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Find out about the range of support and services available in Knowsley by visiting the Knowsley Offer website.
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Change Grow Live offers residents a range of help and support around issues concerning drugs and alcohol use
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The Liverpool City Region Zero Waste 2040 Strategic Framework has been backed by Knowsley’s Cabinet
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Cabinet has supported the ‘‘Get me home safely’ campaign, which calls on employers to ensure workers get home safely from …
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Esposito’s cafe has announced its arrival at Court Hey Park
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Knowsley’s range of Sheltered and Extra Care housing provide high quality accommodation and support to help people live in their …
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Knowsley Council has strengthened its commitment to inclusion and diversity in the workplace by achieving level 2 in the Disability …
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Knowsley has marked the third anniversary of its declaration of a climate emergency with a flagship energy saving scheme at …
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Cartbridge Lane in Halewood has benefited from a range of environmental improvement works.
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Knowsley’s social care recruitment campaign roadshow came to Huyton this week.
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Knowsley Council is investing in Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) CCTV cameras on Shevingtons Lane and Headbolt Lane in Kirkby.
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Woodland and habitat restoration works are now underway in Stadt Moers Park.
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Hundreds of affordable homes will be created in Halewood as part of the East of Halewood development.
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An apprentice shares his experiences of his employment journey.
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A new recruitment campaign to attract more people to work in social care in the borough has been launched.
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Residents are warned they could be fined for handing waste to an unlicensed waste disposal operator, who then goes on …
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Here’s the latest update on proposals to bring sporting improvements to Jubilee Park in Huyton.
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Non-profit organisation One Knowsley will take over the running of the Michael Causer Foundation from 2023
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A range of improvements are underway at Halewood Park, including repairing and replacing all of the boardwalk areas, repairing main …
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Cabinet has approved recommendations aimed at enhancing mental health support for adults in Knowsley.
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A tree planting event heralded the creation of a native woodland at Roby Field
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Community projects across Knowsley can apply for a share of the £250,000 Stronger Communities Fund.
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The Eco Therapy Garden C.I.C in Kirkb has celebrated the arrival of a ‘Tree of Trees’ – a living legacy …
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Work is getting underway to bring new toddler and children’s play areas to Bowring Park.
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The Net Zero Delivery Plan – the latest initiative in the council’s commitment to reduce its carbon emissions to Net …
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There were some outstanding Level 3 (A Level / BTEC) results for students from Knowsley last week.
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This Love Parks Week we’re celebrating the 19 parks and green spaces across Knowsley which have successfully retained their prestigious …
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It’s Love Parks Week (29 July – 5 August) when we celebrate our wonderful green spaces in Knowsley and the …
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Funding from the Liverpool City Region Community Environment Fund will secure improvements to Mellor’s Pond in Whiston and support a …
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Free lung health checks are being offered to people aged 55-74 who have ever smoked. Eligible patients in Roby, Prescot, …
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A Kirkby community therapy garden has showcased the work it does during an event to mark the planting of 30 …
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The Wellpoint Kiosk is a self-service health kiosk based at Huyton Library until the end of March.
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