The national booking system is open to eligible people for their flu vaccination, including pregnant women and children, who can pre-book their …
Laura Johnston
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet Member for Health, Cllr Christine Bannon, recently visited the George Howard Centre in Whiston to see the …
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Pupils across Knowsley were celebrating their GCSE results today. Cllr Sean Donnelly, Cabinet Member for Children and Young People said: “Congratulations …
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There’s a packed programme of free events taking place in Huyton Library over the summer. Creative Writing sessions Creative writing …
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A new play park for families in Tower Hill, Kirkby has officially opened today. Local children taking part in the …
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More than 20,000 adapted oral health packs have now been distributed to children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) …
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Remembering Alice, Bebe and Elsie, and keep all those whose lives were changed that day in our thoughts.
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Making it easier for local residents to shop locally and eat well.
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Reinforcing a long-term commitment to improving health and reducing inequalities through prevention
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Occasional smoking adds up and can affect your health and fitness.
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At the meeting of full Council a Notice of Motion relating to the Adoption of the Government’s definition of anti-Muslim …
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At today’s Council meeting, Cllr Shelley Powell proposed a Notice of Motion detailing the Council’s support for the LGBT Restorative …
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At the Place, Environment and Climate Scrutiny Committee on 14 July 2026, members approved the forthcoming work programme for 2026/2027. …
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Twelve schools in Knowsley (so far!) will be taking part in a once in a lifetime project on 11 September …
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After years of campaigning and pressure, the long-awaited Public Office (Accountability) Bill – known as the ‘Hillsborough Law’ – has …
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The series of events highlight our shared responsibility in preventing suicide and supporting those affected by its impact.
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Year 11 pupils across the borough are enjoying some well-deserved time off after completing their GCSEs. Many know exactly what …
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Old Rough Park in Northwood, Kirkby is celebrating today after receiving a Green Flag Award. This latest accolade means that …
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If your organisation provides activities, support, or opportunities for young people in Knowsley, you can register with Knowsley Youth Network …
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Young people in Knowsley are invited to an event to hear how Knowsley Council is making decisions affecting local young …
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Young people from Knowsley came together recently to have their say on important developments affecting local young people to help …
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Register now for an adoption online information event.
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Youth organisations in Knowsley can now apply to receive funding to access accredited Youth Work, SEND, and specialist training. The …
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Encouraging open conversations to help men take positive steps to look after their physical and mental health.
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The Knowsley Community Fund 2026–2027 is now open for applications until Friday, 10 July.
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If you’re looking for a way to make a difference in someone’s life, discover how you could become a Shared …
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The online application portal is due to launch on 12 June 2026.
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St Anne’s Catholic Primary School in Huyton has recently received a positive Ofsted report.
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Recognise when someone may be struggling—and how to reach out safely.
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Knowsley Council is an award-winning council, winning the prestigious Local Authority of the Year at the MJ Awards 2024 and …
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Residents are being reminded be aware of buying fake second-hand items. Fakes are cheap imitations of genuine items. Counterfeit clothes, …
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It’s really important that you notify the council if your circumstances change as it could affect certain discounts you’re entitled …
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Knowsley Council is re-commissioning a range of short breaks services that will support children with disabilities and their families in …
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Residents are being asked to stay alert and help keep each other safe this summer, as Counter Terrorism Policing’s summer …
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Julie from Kirkby quit smoking after 20 years to make sure she was around to raise her young son.
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Keep the kids entertained this half term with crafts, stories and more at the libraries.
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Free half term activities in parks across the borough.
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Several Knowsley community organisations have receive a funding boost to help make the region a cleaner and greener.
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Knowsley Council and its partners have published a Best Start Local Plan.
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Schools, residents and community groups from across Knowsley have taken part in a range of environmental activities in celebration of …
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Ground investigation works has commenced at Whiston Woods this week to support an application for an Environmental Permit under The …
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National Childminding Week 2026 is underway, shining a spotlight on the vital role childminders play in supporting children’s early learning …
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Work has commenced this week on sporting improvements at Jubilee Park in Huyton. The £1m scheme includes the creation of …
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During Mental Health Awareness Week (11–18 May), we’re raising awareness that around one in eight men experience mental health challenges …
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This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, taking place from 11 to 17 May, focuses on taking action for good mental …
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A number of leadership opportunities are available at the award-winning Knowsley Council.
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It’s all about small, everyday skills.
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Men’s groups offer safe, welcoming spaces for men to connect and talk openly.
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The number of people choosing to cycle for fun, fitness or to get to work has increased by more than …
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The NHS bowel cancer screening programme helps to spot bowel cancer before any symptoms start.
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Liverpool Dementia Action Alliance is holding a Young Onset Dementia Awareness Day at Liverpool Central Library. The event, which takes …
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The Knowsley Educational Psychology Service (EPS) has launched a new and improved website which is now live. The website provides …
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One Knowsley has been commissioned to develop and deliver a Youth Provider Network which will bring local organisations together to …
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Mental health crisis support is available 24/7.
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Brittany’s first step was attending an online information webinar with Adoption in Merseyside (AiM).
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From 1 April 2026, you can apply for a Council Tax discount if you have a terminal illness diagnosis or …
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The free NHS Drink Free Days app makes it easy to build small changes into your routine.
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The NHS bowel cancer screening programme helps to spot bowel cancer before any symptoms start.
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If successful, Prescot would receive £3 million to deliver a major cultural programme in summer 2028.
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Act now as you must apply for your code by 31 March.
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NHS Cheshire and Merseyside has launched the latest stage of its powerful What Will You Miss? campaign, urging smokers to …
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Knowsley Cabinet Members proud to support Women’s History Month.
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Cabinet Members have received an update on the ongoing review of transport services for children and young people with special …
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An inspiring event dedicated to shaping healthier workplaces.
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A new SENDIASS Advisory Board is being established for the Liverpool and Knowsley joint SENDIASS service and it is seeking …
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The Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee has backed the work in progress to develop Knowsley’s new Joint Health …
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Grandmother shares powerful story on No Smoking Day.
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The Knowsley Healthy Schools Programme is making strong progress.
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You can access free support to help you quit from Knowsley Stop Smoking Service.
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Knowsley’s Shield team is working with partners across the borough to mark National Child Exploitation Awareness Day on 18 March, …
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The Council’s in a stable financial position due to its robust financial management .
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Helping you recycle more, reduce waste and protect the environment.
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AdviceAid provides tailored, quality and localised housing advice.
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Marking this important month.
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Knowsley Council has recommissioned its Integrated Youth Service which supports young people aged 11 to 19 (25 with SEND) with …
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Knowsley Council is paying tribute to its former Chief Executive Graham Smith following his recent death. Graham joined Knowsley Council …
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Help Knowsley improve their short breaks offer for children and families.
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Trusted guidance, practical tips and useful tools in one easy-to-access place.
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You’re 3 times more likely to quit with specialist support.
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A quick, monthly self-check which could save your life.
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The HPV vaccination and attending screenings when invited reduces the risk of getting cervical cancer.
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Knowsley’s Cabinet has agreed all the recommendations made by the Children’s Scrutiny Committee’s Task and Finish Review into Education in …
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Check out some of our current vacancies.
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Knowsley Council is reminding parents and pupils of the importance of regular school attendance. It’s important to maintain good school …
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The funding will be used to develop a range of events and initiatives for care experienced people.
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A dad and his daughter are hoping they can inspire smokers to kick the habit for good as part of …
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The online survey is open to anyone who lives, works or travels in the Liverpool City Region.
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Liv is sharing her story after starting a family with Adoption in Merseyside.
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Help to achieve your New Year health goals.
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Expert support to help you quit this new year.
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Juggling work, family life, and childcare can feel challenging at times. But when you know your child is happy, nurtured, …
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Residents are being urged to take extra care when disposing of items this festive season, as hidden batteries could pose …
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Loneliness can affect anyone of any age but help and support is available.
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While the festive season is enjoyable for many, it’s also a time of year that can cause significant stress, putting …
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Applications are now open for the £100,000 Knowsley Youth Workforce Development Fund.
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Practical advice and free resources to help everyone cope during the Christmas period.
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The simple things still mean a lot to keep us all healthy and happy this winter.
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Offering families high-quality, expert, free SEND advice.
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Ensuring everyone has access to the help they need to quit for good.
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An additional 120 special school places will be created.
