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To ensure Government meets the full costs of free school meals over the summer holidays Knowsley schools must make a last minute transfer to the national FSM system

From Saturday 4 July many of the borough’s pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and barbers will be among the next phase of…

In this week’s update, Cllr Graham Morgan looks ahead to a weekend when further easing of the lockdown will take place – with bars & restaurants reopening.

As lockdown measures continue to ease Knowsley Council is sharing information with residents to ensure they are following the latest…

As figures show an increase in the numbers of people in Knowsley testing positive for Coronavirus, local health experts are urging people not to panic. 

BBC’s The One Show and The Shakespeare North Playhouse announce new children’s playwriting competition backed by actress Dame Judi Dench and writer Frank Cottrell Boyce.

As we look ahead to a lovely weekend, we’re being reminded to stay safe and cautious and think of others before making our plans.

You can book a bulky waste collection from 15 June, with collections being made from Monday 22 June.

Steelworks are now being put in place on site as part of the construction of Kirkby’s new town centre retail development.

Many shops across Knowsley will be opening their doors again from Monday 15 June.

Care homes in Knowsley will benefit from a £640,000 fund set up to help them absorb the cost of empty beds during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Knowsley Council has confirmed that it will be supportive of schools who may wish to ‘pause’ their plans for re-opening to larger numbers of pupils in the coming weeks. 

People in Knowsley are being urged to remain cautious and strictly adhere to lockdown guidance as figures show the transmission rate in the region has risen above 1.

Authorities in the Liverpool City Region are urging the Government to keep its promise to do “whatever it takes” to support people through the Coronavirus pandemic.

Knowsley Council has moved to clarify the situation regarding the potential re-opening of schools in the borough.

Local authorities in Merseyside are calling for people to remain vigilant and continue to stay home as much as possible, following national changes to the UK’s Coronavirus response. 

Did you know that there are more than 850 CCTV cameras across Knowsley, installed to keep residents safe?

This Foster Care Fortnight Knowsley’s Fostering Service is asking people to think about whether this rewarding role might be right for them.

This week, the latest update from council leader, Cllr Graham Morgan, looks ahead to a long weekend of reflection on both past and present events.

As Knowsley moves to adopt the national free school meals eligibility system families are urged to check and apply so they don’t miss out on means tested free school meals.

Leader of Knowsley Council, Cllr Graham Morgan, has added his voice to concerns that Government funding for the Coronavirus response will leave local authorities in the city region severely underfunded.

Household waste recycling centres in Knowsley will be opening again, with strict social distancing and other restrictions in place.

Unfortunately Knowsley Flower Show won’t take place this year but fortunately, you can find a collection of beautiful images of the outdoors in the comfort of your own home with Knowsley Flower Show’s online exhibition. Get involved!

A new campaign has been launched across the Liverpool City Region to ensure victims of domestic abuse know where to turn to for help and support.

With everyone’s limited outdoor time so precious right now we’re appealing to dog owners to please pick up after your pet!

Knowsley’s very own Rainbow of Hope is available to download and colour in to help you spread more cheer among your community.

Throughout this worrying time, we can all take heart from these fantastic examples of people offering help and support to others.

During the Coronavirus pandemic, our bin collection crews are working hard to try and deliver a service as normal. Here’s how you can help.

During the Coronavirus outbreak Knowsley Better Together is more important than ever. Here’s how you can play your part.

If you are worried about how you’ll pay your Council Tax bills because of Coronavirus, the council has a number of ways in which it can help.

Do you need extra help during the Coronavirus outbreak – or do you want to offer a helping hand?

Here’s the latest information you need to know about Coronavirus, including any specific advice for Knowsley residents.