Reducing incidents of anti-social and criminal behaviour is a major priority for Knowsley’s Community Safety Partnership and is something that …
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The awards showcase the work of schools and colleges which are delivering outstanding education and helping students achieve their full …
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At a full council meeting on Wednesday 18 October, a notice of motion was endorsed to expand Knowsley Council’s list …
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Following a recent review, the Council agreed its polling station locations at a meeting of Knowsley Council’s full Council on …
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Knowsley’s Director of Public Health has published a report on why the cost of living crisis is a public health …
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Council has tonight received an update on Volair and a review that was carried out by Strategic Leisure Limited into …
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The achievements of Knowsley’s Scrutiny committees have been outlined in an annual report endorsed by council.
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Thousands of residents have been supported throughout last winter and continue to be supported through the current cost of living …
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Knowsley Council are excited to announce another stellar line-up for the 2023 Knowsley Music Festival.
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Merseyside Police is getting behind Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which is aimed at raising awareness of the importance of cybersecurity. Cybersecurity …
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Over the last few weeks, Kirkby Town Centre has welcomed a range of new businesses, with more confirming that they …
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From banking to shopping, and streaming to social media, people are spending more time than ever online. It’s important we stay …
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Liverpool City Region bus stations to become safe spaces for those facing distress or intimidation
by Guy MurphyLiverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram and Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell have launched a brand new initiative …
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Knowsley school admissions deadlines and information Parents and carers can now apply for primary school and secondary school places for …
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Domestic abuse can take many forms and is a crime that can ruin the lives of those affected by it …
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A new and improved Local Offer for Knowsley’s Care Experienced Young People was launched at a special event on Tuesday …
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Kindred – a community interest company that supports and harnesses local entrepreneurialism for social good – is working in partnership …
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‘Saluting Our Sisters’ with a Black Women’s Entrepreneurship event.
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Eligible Knowsley residents can still get their COVID-19 booster and get protected this winter. Vaccination appointments can be booked via …
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A key office building in Kirkby Town Centre will once again be occupied after a new operator secured space for …
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Tributes are being shared following the announcement that former Knowsley Council Leader Jim Keight OBE passed away at the weekend.
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The Knowsley Family Hub opened its doors to the community on Monday 4 September 2023 at The Pride Centre in …
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The American Bully XL, or XL Bully, type dog will be added to the breed types banned in the UK …
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It means that you will be ready to vote as soon as you turn 18. Registering now will mean you …
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Improvement plans for Jubilee Park have been updated following public consultation.
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Knowsley Council is supporting Hate Crime Awareness Week 2023 to say ‘No More’ to hate crime in our borough. Hate …
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The exhibition captures the essence of the Prescot local community,
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Kirkby Gallery’s biennial exhibition of contemporary craft, design and fine art returns to the gallery from 30 October – 23 …
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Knowsley residents who are looking for employment or information on career development can get help and support from the Knowsley …
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Recycle Week’s ‘Big Recycling Hunt’ is urging householders to hunt out items that can be recycled but are commonly missed in …
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If you can provide love, time and commitment to a child then the chances are you can adopt.
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October is Black History Month, an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the many contributions made by black people in Britain …
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Members of staff at the Amazon fulfilment centre in Kirkby have visited a local school to help revamp its sensory …
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The Knowsley Fringe Music Festival returns with FREE shows taking place at venues across the borough.
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Knowsley 0-25 Service annual report has been published.
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Confidential intelligence provided by the local community has led to the seizure of scrambler bikes in Kirkby. Information provided directly …
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Funding from Section 106 grant funding agreements, associated with the 1,237 new homes currently under construction as part of the …
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During October, Knowsley’s Road Safety team is providing free advice and resources for Knowsley residents.
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Don’t miss out on the spooktacular half term events at parks and community venues across Knowsley.
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The ‘Haunting of Mill Dam’ is a free interactive Halloween-themed guided trail at Mill Dam Park on 28 October.
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Growing up in a violent home and witnessing domestic abuse can have a damaging impact on the development of children …
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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and NHS England (NHSE) are running a joint campaign to raise awareness of Urinary …
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Doing little things regularly can add up to make a big difference to our mental health.
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Following on from its success in 2022, The Knowsley Music Festival returns from 8 – 18 November with another fantastic …
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Following on from their successful summer trails in Huyton and Halewood, the Owl and Pussy-cat sculptures have come to spend …
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Cabinet tonight received an update on how the Council’s capital resources were spent during 2022/23 and sets out the Council’s …
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has approved a new Learning and Skills Strategy (2023-2027) that sets out the Council’s ambition to offer …
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Blacklow Brow School making a commitment to support pupils to eat well and be physically active.
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Continuing with our feature to profile different careers to help children and young make important decisions about their future career, …
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A new restaurant – Casa Rima – has opened its doors on Baileys Lane in Halewood. The restaurant offers Turkish …
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Knowsley Council carried out consultation last year to help to develop The Knowsley Offer – an online resource which includes …
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Merseyside Police has launched a campaign urging people to break their silence about gang-related activity as part of the force’s …
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A community celebration event was held on Saturday 30 September at New Hutte Neighbourhood Centre in Halewood, marking the diamond …
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October is national Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, helping to raise awareness of domestic abuse and the impact it has on …
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Celebrating the history, heritage, and culture of Black people.
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The Government has announced that Kirkby will be one of 55 areas to receive one of the next round of allocations …
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A ban on businesses supplying single use plastic items comes into force on 1 October.
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Lord Derby Academy in Huyton has been judged to be “Good” by Ofsted following an inspection on 27 and 28 …
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When you stop smoking, good things start to happen — you can begin to see almost immediate improvements to your …
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The Knowsley Healthier Together Board reported significant progress on the delivery of its 2022-23 priorities and outlined its objectives for …
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The Knowsley Health and Wellbeing Board focussed on the link between housing and health at the latest meeting on Tuesday …
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month which aims to raise awareness of the symptoms and signs to look out for.
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Knowsley Youth Offending Service (YOS) reported a number of achievements at a meeting of The Children and Families Board. The …
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October is International Walk to School Month when pupils around the globe will celebrate the benefits of walking and wheeling …
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Knowsley Council is considering new measures to strengthen its commitment to ensuring responsible dog ownership across the borough. The Council …
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Your views and priorities are important to help to shape future services.
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Anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Knowsley has reduced significantly over a 12-month period. There was a 23% reduction in ASB in …
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Continuing with our feature to profile different careers to help children and young make important decisions about their future career, …
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The Knowsley Apprentice programme has recently recruited 70 young people into a range of Apprenticeship vacancies across the Borough. In …
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The Huyton school was judged to be “good” in all areas.
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The Knowsley Children and Families Board (on 26 September 2023) received an update tonight on the progress being made against …
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Businesses and residents in Knowsley are urged to remember the law around the sale of fireworks. It is illegal to …
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Our Lady’s Catholic Primary School has retained its “Good” Ofsted judgement.
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Knowsley’s Household Waste Recycling Centres at Huyton and Kirkby have new ‘Disposable Vape’ bins.
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Halsnead Primary School in Whiston has been judged to be “Good” by Ofsted following an inspection carried out on 3 …
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Knowsley’s Family And Community Education (FACE) service has opened its doors to a range of adult learning help and support …
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September is Blood Cancer awareness month, and as part of raising awareness about the UK’s most common type of blood …
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To help protect the most vulnerable in our communities, follow some simple measures to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 …
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A new place to meet, eat, play and grow has opened its doors in Huyton Village Centre. Huyton Village Green …
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Between now and 2025 telephone providers across the UK will be moving customers from old analogue landlines over to new …
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“Babies cry, you can cope!” is the message from NHS, local authorities, and healthcare organisations across the country who have …
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Disability initiative Act for Action CIC has received a fundraising boost from one of the housebuilders involved in the East …
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Three Knowsley representatives have been confirmed to sit on the Liverpool City Region’s new Business and Enterprise Board. They are …
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Children aged seven to 17 who are bereaved by suicide are being invited to join the next intake of ‘Alfie’s …
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Cutting down your drinking is easier than you think with the Lower My Drinking app.
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A series of free arts programme for new mums in Knowsley will launch this week, offering weekly arts, reading and …
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Events to help smokers quit in the lead up to Stoptober.
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The Knowsley Family Hub opened its doors to the community on Monday 4 September 2023 at The Pride Centre in …
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Bluebell Park Schook in Kirkby has retained it’s Good Ofsted judgement following a two-day inspection carried out in July. Bluebell …
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Knowsley and Halton Councils’ Building Control Service has been announced as the regional winner in the North West for Best …
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Calling all creative talent to enter the 2024 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards
by Lisa BennettIndividuals and organisations across the Liverpool City Region are being invited to enter the 2024 Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity …
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A move to provide more temporary accommodation for homeless families in Knowsley has been approved by the council’s Cabinet.
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Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has tonight approved plans to create an Affordable Housing Access Fund, helping to address a key priority …
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Jonathan Jones has been appointed as Knowsley Council’s Executive Director (Children’s Services), and will take up the post in January …
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Information on cancer screening, symptoms and reducing cancer risks.
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Music is a huge part of Knowsley’s story and this will be celebrated once again with the return of the …
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The First Folio is the first collection of Shakespeare’s work that was collated and published in 1623.
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Knowsley’s refuse collection vehicles are driving awareness of free Health Checks as they travel around the borough.
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The UK’s largest container-based storage company has opened its first site in Merseyside. The move is part of a major …
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The striking sculptures have arrived at the new housing development on Bailey’s Lane.