Knowsley Council has approved new controls on shared houses to protect communities across the borough.
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Throughout Son’s and Daughter’s month (October), we’re shining a spotlight on the children of foster carers who are sharing their …
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School children across Knowsley have been getting on their bikes this week!
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Road safety improvements have been completed on Cumber Lane in Whiston – here’s what’s new.
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Huyton Hive in the heart of Huyton Village Centre is progressing at pace.
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A specialist school in Kirkby has opened a ‘mini-supermarket’, providing life-skills for children and young people with severe and complex …
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New Axess clinics will open at the Halewood Centre and Huyton Arch this week, expanding sexual health provision in the …
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Would you know what to do if someone was wounded and losing lots of blood? A new animation aims to …
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L14 Community House will benefit from new funding from Ford Philanthropy.
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From gripping drama and laugh-out-loud comedy to live music, film screenings and regular community events, there’s plenty to enjoy at …
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October is Black History Month – an important opportunity to recognise and celebrate the contributions and achievements of Black people …
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Tickets are now on sale for Knowsley Safari’s popular Enchanted event, which is back this Christmas, wildlife-inspired, and more immersive …
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Friends of Bowring Park has received a £5,000 donation from the Amazon fulfilment centre in Knowsley, helping to support the …
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Knowsley Register Office is once again opening its doors for couples to view its beautiful facilities and discover the perfect …
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The footballing legend is investing in new 3G pitches and a padel centre at King George V playing fields – …
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Exciting plans for the transformation of Halewood’s Grace Park (Wood Road field) moved another step closer after plans were approved …
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Knowsley Council is introducing new smoke and vape-free zones in designated public areas across the borough in a bid to …
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Work is progressing at pace on transforming a prime site in Huyton Village Centre into a new community facility, called …
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Mersey Care’s Resource and Recovery Centre provides mental health and eating disorder support to local people of all ages.
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Bloom Childcare, a new children’s day nursery and out-of- school club has officially opened in Kirkby town centre.
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A new restaurant, Casa Roni, will be officially opening its doors tomorrow in Kirkby town centre. Located at 24 Newtown …
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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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The consultation runs until 5pm on Monday 14 September 2026.
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Finch Woods Play Park in Halewood is now open – thanks to teams from Knowsley Council and its contractors working …
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A summer food programme designed to ease the cost of living pressure for families during the current school holiday has …
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Young people in Knowsley have been collecting their A Level, T Level, BTEC and other results today – Thursday, 13 …
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Businesses in Knowsley’s town centres have enjoyed a surge in footfall over recent weeks thanks to the Summer of Family …
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More great news for Kirkby Town Centre as The Works has confirmed it will be opening a new store at …
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Cllr Christine Bannon, Cabinet Member for Health, visited the George Howard Centre in Whiston to show her support for local …
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Knowsley Council’s plans for Huyton Village are progressing at pace with demolition works planned next month which will make way …
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Take a sneak peek into the future, thanks to a new computer-generated fly-through that shows you what to expect from …
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Thousands headed to Court Hey Park this the weekend to enjoy the return of the Knowsley Feelgood Festival and Flower …
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The next phase of exciting improvements at Volair Halewood Leisure Centre will commence in the coming weeks. A major refurbishment …
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Occasional smoking adds up and can affect your health and fitness.
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Serious Nonsense Festival Returns to Prescot with a Spectacular Line-Up of Music, Theatre and Mayhem
by Lisa BennettGet ready for laughter, music, street theatre and family fun as the Serious Nonsense Festival returns to Prescot this summer, …
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Today, Shakespeare North Playhouse celebrates its fourth anniversary, marking four remarkable years since the curtain first rose on Knowsley’s world-class …
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A new video has been launched highlighting the success of Knowsley Council’s Be the Change programme since it launched in …
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Children and young people across Knowsley will be able to access funded activities throughout the summer holidays. The Holiday Activities …
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Sir George Howarth was Knowsley’s longest serving MP, representing the borough for nearly 38 years until his retirement in 2024.
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A brand-new public art trail has launched this week in Huyton Village. Art Around Huyton which has been created by …
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Inspirational young people, incredible talents and innovative projects were all celebrated at this year’s Knowsley Education Awards 2026.
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Knowsley will come together on Sunday 2 August to remember Michael Causer, the 18-year-old killed in a homophobic attack in …
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One of the fastest growing sports in the world – Padel – could soon be coming to Kirkby, after the …
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While the World Cup officially kicked off on Thursday 11 June, a little closer to home another important football tournament …
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“Knowsley is proud to support Pride”: that’s the clear message from Knowsley Council’s Leader Cllr Graham Morgan.
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Renewing Blue Badge parking permits is to be made quicker and easier for older people in Knowsley, as part of …
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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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MADE to be MUM’s offer in Kirkby is continuing to expand with the opening of an outdoor garden to coincide …
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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 Knowsley Music Festival is set to return this autumn for its fifth year, bringing a fantastic programme of live …
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St Aidan’s Catholic Primary School in Huyton has achieved a positive Ofsted report following their latest inspection. The school was …
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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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A vibrant new mural celebrating the people, places and stories of Halewood has now been completed.
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With the current high temperatures set to last throughout the week, Knowsley Council is reminding residents to make sure they …
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Lidl GB is set to begin construction of its first-ever store in Kirkby on Telegraph Way. The discounter is transforming …
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Exciting investment plans for Halewood took a step forward after planning permission was granted for Knowsley Council to deliver major …
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Knowsley Council held its Annual Meeting this afternoon (Friday, 22 May 2026).
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Images of a new play area planned for Tower Hill Park in Kirkby have been released ahead of work starting …
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Knowsley Council is aiming to raise awareness of the negative health, environmental and financial impacts of leaving a vehicle’s engine …
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Children and young people can access funded activities across Knowsley during the forthcoming May half term. The Knowsley SNAP programme …
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The next phase of a £1m investment in Finch Woods in Halewood has commenced. Knowsley Council is delivering a substantial …
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Knowsley Council and Merseyside Police have spoken out about their serious concern following the discovery of nitrous oxide canisters in …
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A new creative writing competition invites Knowsley’s young writers to imagine the jobs of the future and bring them to …
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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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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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The results are counted in the Knowsley local elections 2026. We have the results in full.
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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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Places are now available for staff and volunteers based in Knowsley youth settings who are interested in gaining a qualification …
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It represents the local area, its history, people and landmarks.
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New rules for private renters and landlords come into force on Friday, 1 May. Here’s what it means for you.
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The NHS bowel cancer screening programme helps to spot bowel cancer before any symptoms start.
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Nominations are now open for this year’s Knowsley Education Awards – a celebration of the achievements of the borough’s schools, …
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The Knowsley Flower Show is back at Court Hey Park on Sunday 2 August 2026 and now that spring has …
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Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster. A tragedy that took the lives of 97 men, women, and …
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There has been a number of measles cases confirmed in the Liverpool City Region. Knowsley residents are urged to be …
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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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Knowsley Council has entered into a Grant Funding Agreement with Homes England, accessing over £19m of funding to support the …
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Knowsley residents can now report discarded nitrous oxide canisters online. Nitrous oxide canisters are dangerous if they are put in …
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Throughout the Easter holidays, there are some egg-cellent fun, free craft activities and story sessions at Knowsley’s libraries. There’s also …
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Work to deliver £1 million of sporting improvements at Jubilee Park in Huyton will begin on site in May 2026 …
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Exciting plans have now been submitted to transform Halewood’s Grace Park (Wood Road field) into a new community park delivered …
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Foster carers make a significant difference to the lives of children and young people in Knowsley, helping them to flourish …
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Join in the fun at the Easter and Spring themed trails and activities at parks across Knowsley. Knowsley’s Green Space …
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‘Fix it, don’t bin it’ Huyton project helps residents repair, reuse and rethink waste
by Cathy SheelA community-led project helping local people cut waste, repair everyday items and build sustainable skills has received funding from the …
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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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Families and individuals in Knowsley now have a new way to access support and information, with the launch of Knowsley …
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A Knowsley Council children’s home has been judged to be “Good” in all areas by Ofsted. The home provides short …
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Shakespeare North Playhouse is delivering millions of pounds of economic benefit, supporting new jobs, strengthening local businesses, and acting as …
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A scheme to transform the play facilities at Knowsley Village Recreation Ground has been unveiled following a funding boost. A …
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Children and young people across Knowsley will once again be able to access funded activities during the Easter holidays. The …
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Knowsley’s town centres are set to burst into life this spring as they host FREE family‑friendly Easter entertainment.
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Knowsley Council’s commitment to neighbourhood cleanliness and safety has seen the launch of the council’s new Environmental Enforcement team. The …
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Knowsley Council’s ambitious plans for Kirkby town centre have taken another step forward today with the council granting planning approval …
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The changes have been introduced following a public consultation and will mean a simpler, fairer and more generous Council Tax …
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You can access free support to help you quit from Knowsley Stop Smoking Service.
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Nearly 700 responses were submitted as part of a consultation into the future use of the community building in Mill …
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Thursday 5 March is World Book Day, an annual celebration of reading and literature. World Book Day aims to promote …
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The Chef at Halewood’s Casa Rima restaurant has been named Chef of the Year for the second consecutive year at …