Lisa Bennett

School children across Knowsley have been getting on their bikes this week!

Huyton Hive in the heart of Huyton Village Centre is progressing at pace.

The council’s Special Education Needs and / or Disabilities (SEND) Improvement Team recently hosted an Inclusion Strategy day.

School children across Knowsley are being encouraged to join Cycle to School Week.

L14 Community House will benefit from new funding from Ford Philanthropy.

From gripping drama and laugh-out-loud comedy to live music, film screenings and regular community events, there’s plenty to enjoy at …

Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) carried out an area SEND inspection of the Knowsley Local Area Partnership from …

Knowsley’s town centres enjoyed a vibrant summer as thousands of residents and visitors took part in the programme of free …

Tickets are now on sale for the Knowsley Business Awards 2026 ceremony.

There’s plenty to look forward to at Shakespeare North Playhouse over the coming weeks, with a packed programme of theatre, …

Tuesday 22 September is World Car Free Day, a day that encourages motorists to give up their cars for a …

The campaign highlights the important work of School Crossing Patrol Officers.

A wide range of support is available to families across Knowsley.

This is part of part of the council’s commitment as a Care Leaver Friendly organisation.

Shakespeare North Playhouse is hosting a FREE Open Day on Saturday 19 September. 

During Falls Prevention Week (21-25 September) Knowsley Council is raising awareness of how residents can reduce their risk of falling …

The awards recognise theatres that are making an outstanding contribution to the UK’s cultural life.

Knowsley Council has partnered with TyreSafe to help improve tyre safety among road users across the borough, supporting the council’s …

The mural will bring local history and heritage to life through a series of vibrant designs.

Parents and parents-to-be are being asked to take part in a short survey to help improve support during pregnancy and …

With a new academic year approaching, young people will start to consider what their next step will be.

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month takes place every September, generating awareness and support for children suffering from cancer and families affected …

The Works has officially opened its doors in Kirkby town centre today (27 August 2026).

The closing date for nominations is Friday 4 September 2026.

The Knowsley Family and Community Education (FACE) hub in Kirkby town centre has officially opened.

There’s a packed programme of theatre, community events and creative opportunities at Shakespeare North Playhouse this September.

Thousands of people flocked to Prescot over the weekend as the Serious Nonsense Festival returned with two days of entertainment!

There’s a packed programme of music, street theatre, circus, comedy and family entertainment for this year’s festival!

The visit showcased the successful collaboration between Knowsley’s Family Hubs and BookTrust.

A new series of short films highlighting the breastfeeding support available to families across the borough.

Businesses and individuas are invited to showcase their success.

 Knowsley Council is continuing its drive to tackle childhood obesity, with a wide-ranging programme of support.

Knowsley has the most award-winning green spaces per person across the Liverpool City Region.

Get ready for laughter, music, street theatre and family fun as the Serious Nonsense Festival returns to Prescot this summer, …

Two five-a-side football teams from Knowsley took part in the Regional Care Leavers Football Tournament.

The bus offers a welcoming space to talk to trained sexual health professionals and find out more about local sexual …

Knowsley Council is continuing to invest in local education provision for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and …

The new Dementia Strategy for Knowsley 2026-2031 has been approved.

There’s a packed programme of theatre, live music, comedy and family entertainment at Shakespeare North Playhouse this July.

Knowsley’s town centres are buzzing with activity as families enjoy a packed programme of free events throughout the summer.

Grand Départ GB 2027 is coming next year!

The Knowsley based business, has launched the SGD Foundation – a new funding opportunity for community organisations across Knowsley.

A dedicated Prescot community volunteer has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Take a look at the latest vacancies at Knowsley Council.

The Knowsley Better Together Board has hosted its first annual summit.

Save the date for this year’s Knowsley Business Awards.

Maintenance work will be carried out next week.

Share your views by Friday 17 July.

This marks a major step forward in the site’s transformation.

Support for Prescot’s bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028 continues to grow.

With Knowsley’s Road Safety Team and experst from Child Seat Safety.

This Pride month, Knowsley Council and Foster4 are celebrating the invaluable contribution LGBTQ+ foster carers make to children and young …

People at the highest risk of getting seriously unwell from COVID-19 have until 30 June to access this spring’s vaccination …

The Council has been able to maintain a balanced position at year end.

Prescot’s bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028 has received a major boost from acclaimed actress Sue Johnston.

Knowsley Council is supporting Carers Week which takes place from 8 to 14 June 2026.

There’s a packed programme at Shakespeare North Playhouse, with something for everyone to enjoy.

On Saturday 16 May, Working Well held a Parkrun Takeover in Stadt Moers Park.

Follow our helpful advice and information to stay safe and well in the hot weather.

The Board of NHS Cheshire and Merseyside (ICB) is being asked to consider and approve plans for a six week …

There’s a packed programme of family-friendly activities.

The much-loved Prescot Festival of Music and the Arts will return this summer,

More than 140 people gathered for a sold-out evening with BAFTA award-winning screenwriter.

Knowsley Council is bidding for Prescot to become the UK Town of Culture 2028.

It’s national Walk to School Week Monday 18 – Friday 22 May 2026.

Knowsley based company, The Forshaw Group, has been honoured with a King’s Award for Enterprise.

It represents the local area, its history, people and landmarks.

Around 150 children recently took part in a recent Bikers Breakfast.

Knowsley Family and Community Education (FACE) opened its doors last month in Kirkby town centre.

Today (23 April) marks the date that William Shakespeare’s birthday is traditionally celebrated.

Knowsley Council is aware of an unauthorised play area that has been installed on Council-owned land.

Local elections will be taking place on Thursday 7 May 2026. 

Local residents will be able to access learning and training opportunities, improve their skills and gain qualifications.

The annual summit will help to manage the overall strategic direction for the Knowsley 2030 Strategy

The Board sets the overall strategic direction for the borough through the shared long-term Knowsley 2030 Strategy. 

Plans approved to progress the next phase of the ongoing regeneration of Prescot Town Centre.

Cabinet welcomed the findings of a recent Scrutiny Review into the Shakespeare North Playhouse.

Plans approved for highways improvements across the borough.

Knowsley Council will host a two-day festival of fun in Prescot this summer.

Providing pupils with an exciting cultural and educational experience.

The UK’s leading bath salt and mineral wellness brand, has opened a new warehouse and production facility in Knowsley.

Knowsley’s town centres are set to burst into life this spring as they host FREE family‑friendly Easter entertainment.

Local people shared their memories, comments and ideas to help shape the town’s cultural vision for the future.

Earlier this week, Knowsley’s Inclusive Growth and Skills Scrutiny Committee has received an update on the work of the council’s …

After a spectacular run last year, Marvellous Markets are returning to the heart of Knowsley’s town centres for 2026.

A new program has officially launched across Knowsley to help remove obstacles that prevent young people from entering the workforce. …

Check out the latest vacancies at Knowsley Council.

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has tonight received an update on the council’s Revenue budget for 2026/2027 and the council’s financial strategy. …

Five primary schools in Kirkby are taking part in the national Young Marketeers programme.

A major LED traffic signals project has delivered more than 1,200 tonnes in carbon savings for the Liverpool City Region.

From TV stars, Shakespeare and films, to music, comedy and half term entertainment – there really is something for everyone!

Knowsley’s Stronger Communities Committee received an update on the development of the Council’s neighbourhood work.

Knowsley’s Family Hubs and Children’s Centres have recently achieved “Hygge in the Early Years accreditation”.

Recent data shows that there has been a further increase in breastfeeding rates in Knowsley.

Two Knowsley organisations have been revealed as finalists for the prestigious awards.

Knowsley’s Cabinet has approved Grant Funding Agreement with the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority.

A children’s home in Knowsley has maintained its “Good” Ofsted judgement.

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Liverpool, Knowsley and St Helens are set to welcome the finish of stage two of the men’s Tour de France.

Extra appointments are now available for people in Cheshire and Merseyside who need urgent dental care.