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Global car manufacturer Ford has taken full control of its transmission production facility in Halewood – Getrag Ford.  Getrag was…

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet has today agreed to purchase St Modwen’s assets in Kirkby town centre. Conclusion of the deal will…

On 19 July 2019, the Council’s Cabinet endorsed the plan for the Council to purchase St Modwen’s assets in Kirkby…

Work has started this week to transform the former NatWest bank building in Huyton Village Centre into a new family-friendly…

Specsavers in Kirkby has unveiled a fantastic new look and celebrated with a memorable launch party that included two dance…

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.

St. Modwen has agreed a new deal with Specsavers to occupy a larger unit at Kirkby Town Centre. The national…

Foresight Group has announced a £2 million investment into Merseyside-based Fieldway Supplies Limited – a Huyton-based provider of fire alarm…

Another business has chosen Huyton Village Centre for its home. The Healing Centre, based in Sherbourne Square (inside Kerry’s Fitness…

Traffic will soon be flowing better and congestion reduced on major routes leading into Kirkby, thanks to two significant transport…

Accelerating development, investment and business growth in Knowsley will be even simpler from today, thanks to the launch of Invest Knowsley.

Councillors have agreed an extensive programme of improvements, which will see schools right across the borough enjoy investment in their outdoor spaces.

Two major brands have agreed deals to open new stores in Kirkby town centre.

Funding has been secured to build a major new business unit on Knowsley Business Park.

Knowsley Council is set to demolish three empty eye-sores in Kirkby town centre to make way for exciting new developments, including a cinema and new bars and restaurants.

Councillors in Knowsley have given the green light to a major new retail scheme, including a large Morrisons supermarket, in Kirkby town centre.

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.

New figures released this month have confirmed a boom in the number of businesses establishing themselves in Knowsley – and a rapid rise in new job creation too.

Plans for the next phase of development at the Alchemy site on Knowsley Business Park have been approved.

Morrisons has agreed a deal to open a supermarket in Kirkby

Knowsley Council’s Cabinet have agreed a number of investments which will help improve the borough’s highways, land and property.

Plans to redevelop Kirkby town centre have taken a further step forward, with a £1m programme of demolition works now under way to pave the way for the proposed new major retail development.

Take a look at what some of the council’s highlights from the past couples of years have been and what will be focused on in the next few years.

Councillors have tonight agreed a 3-year budget, which includes the £14.8m of savings it needs to make – as well as investment in projects which will help the borough thrive.

Liverpool Football Club and Knowsley Council have announced joint plans for a proposed redevelopment of the Reds’ Academy site in Kirkbyand the community playing fields at Simonswood Lane.

Work to pedestrianise Norwich Way in Kirkby is now underway – but access to the Kirkby Centre and Poco Coffee shop is unaffected.

Sovereign Transport is relocating its staff and growing business to a bespoke new depot on Knowsley Business Park.

A public consultation took place at the weekend allowing people in Kirkby to see St Modwen’s plans for their town centre.

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.

The Knowsley Partnership has set out its priorities around growth and jobs for the next four years.

Six key priorities are being set out today to make sure Knowsley becomes the ‘Borough of Choice’ by 2023.

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

Knowsley Council has agreed a Masterplan for Prescot Town Centre supporting ambitious plans to regenerate the area.

Knowsley Business Park is home to more than 800 business, employing over 15,000 people.

Why is Knowsley seeing the fastest increase in the number of jobs created in the Liverpool City Region?

Take a look at how the new Greystone footbridge, which spans the Knowsley and Liverpool boundary over the M62, was made.