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Knowsley Town Council News

MacMillan bus to visit Knowsley

The MacMillan bus will be visiting Knowsley next month, with professionals on-board to provide advice and support. Whether you have a cancer diagnosis, have a friend or relative affected by cancer, or are worried about cancer in any way at all, there are lots of ways that Macmillan can support you - medically, financially, emotionally and practically.  The expert team are... Read more

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Grants and Sponsorship to Support Local Communities

Knowsley Town Council has always supported community groups and local organisations through it grants and sponsorship scheme. We believe that our Grants and Sponsorship Scheme offer an effective way to help and support residents in our community. Our Grants and Sponsorship Schemes support new and ongoing activities across our Town Council locality. Supporting and investing in local resident associations, youth groups... Read more

KNOWSLEY VETERANS HUB

Everton in the Community’s Health and Wellbeing arm is launching a project designed to support veterans within Merseyside. Funded by the Royal British Legion, Knowsley Veterans' Hub (KVH) aims to engage ex-service personnel who are at risk of isolation... Read more

The Cinnamon Trust Urgently Needs Volunteers in Stockbridge Village

The Cinnamon Trust is the national charity whose wonderful volunteers help people over retirement age and those in the latter stages of a terminal illness by offering all kinds of pet care. What happens if illness, injury or just the fact that we all get older eventually affects our ability to look after our four legged companions?  A large number... Read more

NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

The Weaver’s Company – grants up to £15k for disadvantaged young people and Offenders – deadline 31st March 2019: https://mfip.org.uk/2019/01/16/funding-to-support-disadvantaged-young-people-and-offenders-31st-march-2019-uk/ Groundworks – ‘Changing Places and Lives’ funding – up to £25K grants for charities, CICs, Local Authorities, housing and health bodies to apply: https://mfip.org.uk/2019/03/06/funding-of-up-to-25000-available-for-community-projects-england-scotland-wales/ Asda Foundation Grants – for community projects with Grants up to £30k+:... Read more

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Get help to give up this No Smoking Day - and throughout March

Smokers can get help to give up this No Smoking Day (Wednesday 13 March 2019) and throughout the month with the new Step into Summer Smokefree campaign. Smokers are urged to quit and ‘breathe easy’ as part of the... Read more

Two-day course launched to help Knowsley residents who are currently out of work

My Turn My Turn is a new, two-day course aimed at people who are currently out of work and living in Knowsley or any other borough within the Liverpool City Region. It will help course attendees build a positive future... Read more

Cervical Screening Saves Lives

A new national campaign 'Cervical Screening Saves Lives' aims to raise awareness about the importance of cervical screening which can stop cancer before it starts. The Public Health England campaign encourages all women to respond to their cervical screening... Read more

Green Waste Service (Blue Bin)

The green waste (blue bin) collection in Knowsley will start up again during the week beginning Monday, 4 March 2019. As blue bin collections are made on a three weekly cycle, please check the date of your next collection... Read more

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Stockbridge In Stories

Knowsley Town Council Would like to thank Dr Vivien Holt from Lancaster University and Steph Tomlinson for their presentation relating to Stockbridge In Stories".    Read more

Wellbeing sessions with FACE

Have you ever thought about taking up a new hobby or learning some new skills? Face and Community Education (FACE) are offering some fun sessions across libraries in Knowsley as part of GEM (Great Emerging Marvellous) Places. This... Read more

Friday 15th February 2019 is Fuel Poverty Awareness Day, a nationally recognised day to raise awareness of fuel poverty and the importance of living in a warm and safe home.

What is fuel poverty? Fuel poverty is when a household is unable to afford to heat their home to an adequate temperature. This is influenced by three factors; low-incomes, high energy costs, and energy inefficient housing. A shocking 4.5 million... Read more

Things to Do In February

Children Pedal Players,Stockbridge Village Library,18th February 2019 2.30pm Read more

Free CPR training - Merseyside Heartbeats Campaign

Be a Merseyside Lifesaver Sessions still available on the following dates:- Knowsley - Northwood Community Centre February 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th At the following times:- 10.00am/11.30am/1.30pm Search CPR on Eventbrite or call the A team on 0151 794... Read more

Free skills event for Knowsley residents and businesses

Knowsley residents will be able to meet with local employers, apprenticeship providers, colleges and universities all under one roof at... Read more

THE AGE OF INSPIRATION

IT’S THE AGE OF INSPIRATION Are you 50+? Are you interested in Wellbeing ? Do you want to know how to stay strong and resilient in later life? Come and join us for this FREE event on: MONDAY MARCH 4TH ST AIDANS PARISH CENTRE ADSWOOD ROAD HUYTON 11.30 – 3PM You will have a wonderful memorable... Read more

STAYING WELL IN KNOWSLEY

The ‘Staying Well in Knowsley’ guide, giving vital information about a range of community-based health and social care services, is now available from a number of locations across the borough. At this time of year, more people suffer from a range of illnesses, such as colds and flu that result in unnecessary visits to hospital. There are now a range... Read more

THE WHITECHAPEL CENTRE NEWSLETTER

Welcome to The Whitechapel Centre newsletter of 2019. We hope you enjoy it! Firstly, we would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to everyone who has helped make this Christmas special for our clients. We have been overwhelmed by your kindness and generosity. We couldn't do it without you and we are grateful to everyone who has volunteered their... Read more

NEWLY REFURBISHED PREMISES FOR USE BY THE COMMUNITY

Knowsley Town Council owns the Pavilion based in Pool Hey, Stockbridge Village. The premises are in the process of being refurbished to bring them up to modern standards and will have additional space for use by community organisations. When completed, the building will comprise of a main hall, a large side room and a smaller room.  Kitchen and free on... Read more

Knowsley Town Council Will Be Hosting a Twice Monthly Drop In Sessions

Knowsley Town Council owns and manages the Bob Whiley Community Centre based in Shop Road, Knowsley Village.  The premises have recently been extensively refurbished and the newly modernised facility is now enjoyed by local community organisations. As part of its commitment to the community, the Town Council will be hosting drop in sessions in the facility.  Local people are invited... Read more