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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…

Knowsley’s Outbreak Management Board has once again considered the latest data showing Covid cases in Knowsley, tests undertaken and general trends.

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

Businesses have donated electronic tablets and delivered training to care homes so that residents can keep in touch with loved ones during lockdown.

‘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.

Mamafit would like anyone who has taken part in its workout classes to share their views to help them develop and shape a ‘new normal’.

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.