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If your business is required to provide a customer log, then you must display an NHS QR code poster at…

The Invest Knowsley team are holding another series of Business Growth webinars for companies in the borough to help them grow their business after lockdown.

Two leading Muslim figures working in the NHS have today joined other medical leaders and Islamic scholars in stressing that…

Secondary pupils in Knowsley will be required to wear face masks (unless exempt) within indoor education settings until at least…

A new, free smartphone app has been launched to assist victims and witnesses to report hate crime and access support…

A full year has passed since the nation first went into lockdown as a result of the global Covid-19 pandemic.…

Knowsley Council is reminding communities that support is available to those residents who may be experiencing domestic abuse. Throughout the…

Easter egg-themed adventure trails have been created at four parks across Knowsley. You can join in the egg-cellent fun at Court Hey Park, Mill Dam Park, Kirkby, Stadt Moers Park and Halewood Park between 29 March and 14 April

In line with the Government’s roadmap to easing lockdown restrictions, residents who were asked to shield due to being clinically…

In the coming days, a Knowsley resident will take part in the 100,000 rapid (lateral flow) test to be carried…

Cheshire and Merseyside NHS is teaming up with Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities to launch a campaign promoting vaccine…

If you or loved one has the symptoms of stroke, however minor they may seem, please don’t put off seeking help due to Covid-19

If you’re motivated to get healthier there’s lot of free tools and support to help you

Growing charity Incredible Edible Knowsley, in partnership with The Big Help Knowsley Foodbank, has opened a new Community Food Club offering discounted food and provisions at Court Hey Park, Huyton

The Government has today published updated guidance around people in the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable Group. Importantly, the list of people…

Advice to help keep your children safe from the potential hazards of blind cords.

This week Merseyside Police have continued their operations to tackle issues of vandalism and criminal damage targeted at buses in…

This February 2021 marks the annual month-long celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) history. As part of Knowsley…

Knowsley Council is urging residents to stay vigilant after it became aware nationally of the emergence of fake invitations to…

Knowsley Council is marking Holocaust Memorial Day, a national event to remember the six million Jewish people murdered during the…

Disability History Month continues and Knowsley Council has been using it as an opportunity to remind residents in the borough…

As SMART testing continues to be rolled out across Knowsley, the military have paid tribute to the Council for their…

Budding writers and anyone who can’t get enough of a good book won’t want to miss this free online author event.

This Thursday 10 December from 11am – 1pm, team members from Knowsley’s Crime and Communities Team and Knowsley’s local policing…

Most of us like to indulge over Christmas – and so do our dogs, but you need to make sure…

This week the Crime and Communities Team and key partners including Merseyside Police, and Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service visited…

Oaksy, the ‘elf in the forest’ will be popping up at parks across Knowsley in the lead up to Christmas. Follow KnowsleyParks on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with his latest adventures.

Knowsley Council is promoting Counter Terrorism Policing’s launch of ACT Early, a dedicated safeguarding website and advice line for parents,…

Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP) has launched an interactive site to engage young people in dialogue to crowdsource their concerns,…

Following recent incidents of anti-social and criminal behaviour Knowsley’s Crime & Communities Team and key partners conducted their Walkabout Wednesday…

A hate crime is when someone commits a crime against you because of your disability, sex, age, race, religion, gender…

Knowsley Council says No More to hate crime as it launches the latest phase of its plan to tackle such…

Work to create an attractive green space at Roby Fields in Huyton has been completed. Improvements have included the creation of a wetland area and wildlife habitats, a wildflower meadow and new grassed areas.

Founded as Knowsley Veterans’ Hub in 2016, Everton Veterans Hub has been shortlisted in two categories for the forthcoming English Veterans Awards 2020.

£50,000 of funding from the Government’s ‘Pocket Parks’ funding programme will bring a range of improvements to Halewood Park and St Chad’s Gardens in Kirkby.

During National Safeguarding Adults Awareness Week (18 to 22 November) a number of pop-up information hubs will be created across Knowsley to promote awareness of safeguarding and encourage people to report their concerns.

Knowsley Better Together and the supporting journey has been nominated for a national award. Knowsley Better Together brings people and…

This week the Crime and Communities Team visited two areas of the borough to tackle issues of anti-social behaviour.

‘Select and Collect’ is the new way to borrow books from 13 July at Huyton Library and will be available at Kirkby, Halewood and Prescot branches from July 27.

Knowsley Council has asked GP Practices to send a text to all their patients who smoke as part of the Quit for Covid campaign.

Residents are invited to take part in a survey and share their views on proposed improvements at Jubilee Park in Huyton.

Open seven days a week the free bereavement helpline provides emotional support and practical information.

Practical help for parents and carers whose children are affected by bereavement during these difficult times.

New figures show that since the start of the government-imposed ‘lockdown’ on 23rd March, 250 drivers have been arrested for drink and drug driving in Merseyside.