Halewood Conservation Volunteers are inviting like-minded litter heroes to join their regular litter picks at the park on the first Wednesday of every month.
Community and neighbourhoods
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Knowsley is delighted to announce its involvement in the public art project The World Reimagined – which will see a…
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The local NHS has launched a roving health screening service across Knowsley this summer. Operating from a mobile unit, the…
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Do you like to go for a spin on the bike, rack up the miles on a run or enjoy…
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Knowsley’s local policing team have recently conducted a Day of Action to tackle the illegal and antisocial use of scrambler…
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A Kirkby community therapy garden has showcased the work it does during an event to mark the planting of 30 new trees – part of the Queen’s Green Canopy Jubilee tree planting initiative.
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Hot on the heels of the launch of the Owl & The Pussy-Cat trail, Knowsley has announced details of another…
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With the weather improving, many Knowsley residents will be getting ready to make a picnic to eat outdoors and enjoy…
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As Knowsley prepares to launch its Owl & Pussy-Cat sculpture trail the Council is sending a clear message of no…
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New Post Office service to be trialled in Huyton Knowsley residents will be able to access a number of services…
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Visitors to St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust will be welcomed by two new arrivals from this morning…
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Next week, 32 huge owl and pussycat sculptures will go on display across Knowsley as part of a free public…
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Councils have a legal duty to ensure there is sufficient accommodation in their area to meet the needs of ‘children…
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At tonight’s Cabinet Meeting (Wednesday 15 June), Members endorsed Knowsley’s Community Safety Partnership Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan aims to…
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Find out what you can do to help reduce air pollution.
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Knowsley’s Cabinet received an update on the borough’s ambitious LED street lighting replacement programme.
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The NHS has launched a public consultation about proposals for five Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (LUHFT) services –…
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Knowsley Council has today announced the route that the Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay will take when it visits the…
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This week, Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team hosted their Walkabout Wednesday on Newby Drive in Huyton. Walkabout Wednesday aims to…
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Parents and families with children aged 5 and under are invited to get involved in the First Five Festival –…
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A range of community groups across Knowsley have been allocated funding from the Knowsley Better Together Hardship fund to support…
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It’s Carers Week. Find out about the support for carers in Knowsley, and how you can get involved.
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Residents in Knowsley are benefitting from a £6.724m support package, helping vulnerable residents across the Borough. The funding covers the…
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A new state of the art breast screening facility has arrived in Kirkby. It’s hoped the new screening centre will help increase uptake of mammograms in the borough.
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Parents and carers are invited to join a free workshop aimed at supporting the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
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A striking squad of influential Merseyside women have teamed-up to support a brand-new football tournament to give girls hope and…
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Join the free, fun Jubilee events at parks across Knowsley this half term.
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Children and young people will be able to experience an exciting range of Latin American Arts & Cultural activities with…
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This week (Monday 23 and Tuesday 24 May), almost 1000 children and young people from across the Liverpool City Region…
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Charges on overdue library items have ended, ensuring library resources are accessible to all residents.
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Chris Railton, a member of the Parks & Gardens team on the Knowsley Estate, is celebrating his Diamond Work Anniversary…
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Thanks to Knowsley’s Council’s extensive CCTV network a young person responsible for criminal damage at McDonalds, Huyton Hey Road has…
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After months of planning, preparation (and painting!) Knowsley is almost set to launch one of the highlights of its year…
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The popular Help Desk returns in June.
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Merseyside’s Police Commissioner is marking her first year in office by announcing the launch of her summer Youth Diversion Fund…
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This summer, renowned land artist James Brunt is coming to Knowsley to create a number of land art installations in…
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On Friday 6 May, Merseyside Police and Knowsley Council’s Trading Standards visited Village News on Glovers Brow and seized approximately…
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Three vibrant and powerful murals have been painted by female artists as part of a project that empowers women. The…
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Residents and visitors to Huyton Village Centre will receive an illuminating welcome following the installation of lighting at Archway Road…
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In response to concerns from local residents, a barrier has been installed by Knowsley Council in an area of Roby…
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After two years without in-person Pride celebrations in the city region, LCR Pride Foundation has revealed its new annual theme…
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Some of Knowsley’s keen growers and gardeners have started work on their submissions for this summer’s Flower Show but there’s…
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Following on from the success of last year, small grants to support short breaks for disabled people and their families are available again.
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Come and explore stories and poetry with the new reading group at Prescot Library.
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Wanted: Dance groups & schools to take part in a mass dance project as part of Knowsley’s Borough of Culture year.
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House of Memories On The Road is National Museums Liverpool’s new touring 30 metre square mobile museum that opens up…
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Knowsley Council has been awarded a further £1.862m (in addition to the initial allocation of £1.9m) from the Government’s Household…
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The Household Support Fund has been extended by a further six months, and is now available to Knowsley families until the end of September 2022.
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Here are the details of health services in Knowsley available over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.
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Heidi, a pupil at Malvern Primary, has been selling her handmade Easter Chicks to raise money for child refugees.
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Local communities and business are invited to play a role in Knowsley’s Feelgood Festival and Flower Show. Excitement is building…
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This week Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team supported Knowsley’s local policing team for a day of action tackling scrambler bikes.…
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Do you live in Knowsley? Are you a member of a Black, Asian, or other racial minority community? Are you…
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Following a public call out for design ideas at the end of last year, the names of the successful artists…
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More than £160,000 in grants to community projects was agreed by councillors at a meeting of Knowsley’s Cabinet tonight.
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That’s the strong message from Knowsley Council, Merseyside Police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) following the sentencing of James…
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Arts Council England has confirmed it will provide an additional £140,000 to support Knowsley’s year as the Liverpool City Region…
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An exciting new chapter has begun at Bowring Park, where a new operator has big plans to improve the park and its golf offer.
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Local businesses, partners and community leaders have come together at events to shape how they will work together to build stronger local communities.
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Work is about to get underway to install a new all-weather path and entrance features at Littledale Meadow in Kirkby.
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Halewood is the latest area to benefit from new CCTV as part of Knowsley’s Council’s commitment to tackling crime and…
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After setting up a successful business, two Huyton men have used their success to make a generous donation to support Swanside Community Centre.
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Taxi drivers in Knowsley are supporting an initiative that will help women feel safe on a night out in our…
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Knowsley Council has commissioned specialist training to educate young people on the importance of preventing violence against women and girls.…
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A celebration event was held at Roby Fields to mark the Queen’s Green Canopy tree planting initiative which will bring 6,500 new trees to the green space.
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Knowsley’s year as Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture has got off to illuminating start with more than 20,000 people…
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TV presenter and conservationist Chris Packham CBE will headline a ‘Youth Summit’ with BBC journalist Ngunan Adamu at Knowsley Leisure…
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Knowsley Council and its partners have been out in Page Moss today taking action on reports of rats and offering advice on how to prevent them.
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When it comes to rats, prevention is better than cure. Here’s everything you need to know about how you – and the council – can work together to prevent infestations.
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The Knowsley Better Together Board today (15 March 2022) received an update on the progress made on the Knowsley 2030…
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It’s been two years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the first lockdown announced on 23 March 2020.…
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The Government has announced a “Homes for Ukraine programme” which allows people in the UK to offer a home to Ukrainian refugees.
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Tomorrow (Friday 18 March) is Global Recycling Day and Knowsley Council is reminding residents of the importance of recycling –…
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St Chad’s Gardens in Kirkby has benefited from a range of improvements including a new entrance feature and landscaping.
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This week pupils at St Aloysius Catholic Primary School, Huyton were treated to a visit by local artist John Culshaw,…
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Community groups have until Sunday 20 March to apply for up to £5,000 from the Merseyside Police Community Cash Fund.…
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Knowsley Council continues to tackle the issue of illegal fly tipping in our Borough and has recently prosecuted two offenders.…
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If you’ve been watching the plight of people in Ukraine and want to do something to help, here’s how you can do it.
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Hundreds of school children across Knowsley were surprised by some special visitors this week, as 47 owls and pussy-cats were…
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Knowsley Council has been investing in the future of Bowring Park, including a loan to the company that will run it. Here’s why.
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A new initiative has been launched in Knowsley to help women and girls feel safer on a night out in…
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Knowsley Council is supporting National Empty Homes week which takes place from Monday 28 February until Sunday 6 March 2022.…
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Knowsley’s New Dawn programme – which opened its year as the Liverpool City Region Borough of Culture – has been…
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Residents are invited to take part in a survey and have their say on planned improvements at St Kevin’s Public Open Space in Kirkby.
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Knowsley Council is committed to tackling the issue of dog fouling across the borough with a range of enforcement and behaviour change measures.
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There are lots of ways you can contact the Council – many from the comfort of your own home.
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A new superintendent has been appointed to lead Knowsley’s policing team. Here we meet Karl Baldwin, a long serving Merseyside…
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More than 2000 people visited Huyton Village Centre this weekend (Saturday 12 February) for the launch of light artworks, ‘Submergence’…
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Partner agencies across Knowsley, including Knowsley Council, Merseyside Police, Livv Housing and local schools, continue to work together to combat…
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Kirkby resident Faye Lynch was appointed as the Morrisons Community Champion for the new Kirkby store in August. Since then,…
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Despite the vast majority of people thoroughly enjoying and taking advantage of the new facilities available in Kirkby Town Centre,…
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Knowsley is supporting Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week, from 7 to 14 February 2022. The week raises awareness…
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More than 1600 people visited Stockbridge Village this weekend (4 & 5 February) to see the latest instalment in Knowsley’s…
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A delegation from Knowsley Council, One Knowsley and local interest groups were given a behind-the-scenes tour of improvement works underway at Court Hey Park
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The Wellpoint Kiosk is a self-service health kiosk based at Kirkby Leisure Centre until early September.
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The much-anticipated earth sculpture, Gaia has arrived in Kirkby and tickets are now available to book online. Today, Friday 28…
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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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As anticipation continues to build ahead of its arrival in Kirkby, tickets for Gaia are now available to book online.…
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More than 2,400 people visited Court Farm Woods in Halewood last weekend to experience ‘The Magic Wood’, created as part…
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More than £3.2m of funding has been pledged to support victims of sexual violence over the next five years by…