Get creative with free Family First art sessions at Prescot Museum on the first Saturday of every month.
Gemma Melling
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Personal stories and reflections are now being sought by the team at the Archive Resource for Knowsley (ARK).
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At this time of year there is a peak in the number of cases of Scarlet Fever in our region – here’s what you need to know about this seasonal illness.
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Now you don’t even need to call into the library to take your pick from the best new releases – simply log on and download your choice of eBook!
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Do something different and test out your bushcraft skills in a session led by Knowsley’s Green Space Rangers.
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Take your pick from these three regular sessions designed to be both mentally and socially stimulating.
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From this week, there is a new pedestrian crossing to help you safely cross one of the busiest roads in Kirkby.
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The candidates standing in this year’s local elections have been confirmed. Find out who is standing in your ward.
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Knowsley has reaffirmed its commitment to welcoming the borough’s fair share of refugees from Syria under the Government’s resettlement scheme.
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Cars built in Halewood have helped Jaguar Land Rover achieve their best ever UK monthly sales figures with one car sold every two minutes throughout March.
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With newborn lambs, goats and chicks to see, now is a great time to visit Acorn Farm in Kirkby.
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New campaign aims to get people talking about cancer, in the hope that they’ll report symptoms sooner.
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet meeting for Wednesday, 6 April has just concluded. We look at what was agreed…
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We look back to 2011 as the bulldozers moved in to demolish the old Raven Court shops in Halewood…
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Microchipping your dog is now a legal requirement. Find out what you need to do to prevent losing your pet – and avoid a £500 fine.
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Are you drinking too much alcohol? Check our two minute guide to the new Government guidelines for safer drinking.
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet meets on Wednesday 6 April. Here’s a look ahead at what’s being discussed…
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Work is underway to transform the former Christ the King school into a state-of-the-art further education college.
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Fewer people are being killed or seriously injured on Knowsley roads thanks to extensive road safety education.
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A proposal to create a new Shakespearean theatre and education centre in Prescot will be considered for planning approval later this month.
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If you are experiencing or have experienced domestic abuse, or are worried about someone who is, help is at hand.
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Take control of your child’s sugar intake with this easy to use app.
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Watch artist Brian Fell explain how he brought his creation – known as Edward’s Elephant – to life as an…
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The newest member of staff at Hope Primary is proving popular – perhaps because he’s an adorable puppy named Dexter!
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Kirkby born Olympian says he’s proud of his Knowsley routes – and he’s even set up business here too.
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New crossing provides a safe and easy place to cross the road and access local amenities and bus services.
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Knowsley Business Park is home to more than 800 business, employing over 15,000 people.
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Knowsley is the ultimate urban green experience. Built around business, brilliantly connected and ready for you to build your life.
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Each week we look at one of your commonly asked questions. This week: how to report a missed bin collection.
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Today we launch www.knowsleynews.co.uk – a place for you to find all the latest news, events, information and features from your area.
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Leisure services in Knowsley are being protected for the future, thanks to the creation of a new ‘not for profit’ organisation to run them.
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Mobile technology is making it quicker and easier for social workers in Knowsley to get their jobs done.
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KHT are no longer operating out of any of the council’s One Stop Shops – here’s how to get in touch when you need to.
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Why is Knowsley seeing the fastest increase in the number of jobs created in the Liverpool City Region?