housing

It’s been a year since the council’s Crime and Communities Team was launched and during that time, they have made…

Knowsley’s Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) has been shortlisted in the prestigious Cheshire and Merseyside Social Work Teaching Partnership Awards, celebrating…

Residents in Knowsley can benefit from free heating and electrical upgrades, thanks to funding from Knowsley Council’s Strategic Housing team, who are helping vulnerable residents stay warm safe and healthy over the winter months.

East of Halewood is an exciting new residential development of high-quality housing in a semi-rural setting.

Halsnead Garden Village is the largest development site in the Liverpool City Region, delivering new homes and employment. These frequently asked questions will help you to find out more about the development.

The construction of 100 one and two bedroom state-of-the-art extra care apartments, 16 independent living units as well as 38…

Knowsley’s Halsnead Garden Village has been named as a finalist in the category for Excellence in Plan Making Practice the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2019.

School children enjoyed a taste of life on a busy housing construction site when they visited Prescot Park recently.

Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee has given the green light for high quality new homes to be built in Roby.

The leader of Knowsley Council has welcomed the launch of a new community of family homes in Prescot, which will transform a brownfield site delivering new homes for the town.

A stunning new show village has been formerly unveiled in Huyton at Countryside’s Wilson Chase development, where a surge in sales has seen 38 homes sold off plan in just four months.

Callender’s Green, a Stewart Milne Homes development, will bring 68 new family homes to Prescot.

Knowsley’s ambitious plans for increased growth and housing development is already reaping rewards with the borough’s Council Tax base rising by more than the national average over the last four years.

Plans for a development of affordable homes and an Extra Care scheme in Kirkby have been given the go-ahead.

Hundreds of high quality new homes are set to be built across three different sites in Knowsley.

A host of exciting new developments have been given the green light in Knowsley, including a major retail scheme and supermarket in Kirkby, the Shakespeare North theatre, a hotel and hundreds of new homes.

An application to build homes on land adjacent to Whitakers Garden Centre in Prescot has today been rejected by the council.

Construction of more than 500 new homes has seen apprentices flourish through home builder Countryside’s ‘Employment and Skills Plan’, in partnership with Knowsley Council.

Knowsley Council is supporting Empty Homes Week, to raise awareness of how empty properties can be brought back into use.

The Strategy for Knowsley explains how having the right ‘place offer’ helps to make the borough an attractive location to live, work and do business.

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet met this afternoon to consider a number of reports.

The extra care housing development in Huyton has been recognised at this year’s 2016 RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) North West Awards.

Knowsley has reaffirmed its commitment to welcoming the borough’s fair share of refugees from Syria under the Government’s resettlement scheme.

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet meeting for Wednesday, 6 April has just concluded. We look at what was agreed…

KHT are no longer operating out of any of the council’s One Stop Shops – here’s how to get in touch when you need to.