Knowsley Town Council News
Knowsley Better Together
Do you have an idea to work Better Together for the good of Knowsley? …If so, we’d like to hear from you. Knowsley Better Together is a new initiative that is working to bring people and organisations closer together to achieve more for Knowsley and its residents. This includes working with partners,... Read more
Rebound Dance & Health
Rebound is a Social Enterprise, not for profit organisation based in Knowsley, Merseyside. The objective of the company is to promote and deliver dance, fitness and wellbeing activities of the highest quality to people of all ages and abilities in Knowsley and beyond. We strive to make... Read more
Life After Bereavement
Click on link Bereavement 12 week programme of talks, activities and social events offering practical help, including introductions to possible new hobbies, interests and the chance to talk. The group meets at Knowsley Carers Centre, Bewley Drive, Kirkby for a 12- week... Read more
Maureen Clunan Award 2017
This year; the Maureen Clunan Award was presented to John Smith in recognition of his work in the community of Stockbridge Village. John was presented with the award at the October Council MeetingRead more
NOTICE OF CONCLUSION OF AUDIT
NOTICE OF CONCLUSION OF AUDIT The following issues have been raised as we have detected issues with the governance arrangments of the smaller authority. Please see attached Read more
Unique and Exciting Opportunity to Work
Casting for new television programme created by Shiver - Part of ITV Studios Would love to hear from people with an interest or passion for sport - it's a unique and exciting opportunity to work within the recreational, outdoors and leisure sector in... Read more
Fly Tipping --- Report It!
Fly tipping is the illegal dumping of household waste and appliances such as fridges and washing machines. It also includes the dumping of hazardous materials. It is dangerous and costs a huge amount of money to clean up. Convicted fly tippers face a five year prison sentence and a fine... Read more
General Election 2017 Results
Result–General Election 2017 George Howarth (Labour) has been elected as the Member of Parliament for Knowsley in the 2017 General Election. The results in full are: ◾Steve Baines (Green Party): 521 votes (0.94%) ◾Carl Anthony Cashman (Liberal Democrats): 1,189 votes (2.14%) ◾George Edward Howarth (Labour Party): 47,351 votes (85.34%) ◾Neil Lawrence Miney (UK Independence Party): 1,285 votes (2.32%) ◾James Michael Spencer (Conservative Party): 5,137 votes... Read more
Maureen Clunan Award 2016
This year, the Maureen Clunan Award was presented to Mary Keeley in recognition of her work in the community of Hillside and Longview. Mary was presented with the ward at the Mayoral Celebration held in June.Read more
Welcome to Cllr Anthony Ely
At the March meeting of the Town Council, no election having been declared to fill the Casual Vacancy, Anthony Ely was co-opted to serve as Labour Councillor representing the Stockbridge Ward.Read more
No Raise In The Town Council Precept In 2016/17
At its meeting held on Thursday 18 February, Knowsley Town Council UNAMIMOUSLY RESOLVED NOT to raise its precept for the forthcoming financial year 2016/17. This decision was reached despite the Town Council having received another cut in the Local Council Tax Reduction Scheme. Knowsley Town Council remains committed to providing an excellent service for all residents of the township... Read more
The Maureen Clunan Memorial Award
Following the sad passing of former Councillor Maureen Clunan in 2013, the Town Council established an annual award in recognition of her tireless work in the community. This year, the Maureen Clunan Memorial Award was presented to Mary Keeley in recognition of her work in the community of Hillside... Read more
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
Bob Whiley Community Centre
The management of the Bob Whiley Community Centre based in Shop Road, Knowsley Village is now under the control of Knowsley Town Council. The building has been closed to the public since January 2015 in order to carry out essential repairs and re-decoration works. ... Read more
A Warm Welcome to New Staff
Knowsley Town Council has recently appointed two new members of staff. Jane Thomas has been appointed as Administration Officer for the Town Council. Jane will be based in the Town Council... Read more
Knowsley Small Grants
The Community Chest and Small Grants for Community Health Initiatives have joined together to encourage community empowerment and improve the health of Knowsley residents. There is now only ONE form to complete. Applications are welcome from not for profit organisations. However, applicants can only apply to one funding stream. The... Read more
Town Council Awards Grant!
At the Town Council's Meeting on 18 September the Mayor, Councillor Dennis Baum presented representatives of EnChord with a cheque £700 as a contribution towards an enhanced musical activity programme. EnChord has been established for three years and welcomes young people aged 13 to 19 living locally. EnChord... Read more
Applying For School Places In Knowsley
Knowsley parents and carers can now apply for their child's secondary school place for September 2015. A number of open evenings have been arranged to help parents, carers and pupils find out more about secondary schools in Knowsley. These open evenings have been scheduled this month and the first one (at... Read more
Proposal To Reduce Knowsley's Wards And Councillors
A consultation is currently being held to reduce the number of Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council's councillors and electoral wards. A plan has been forwarded to reduce the number of wards in the borough from 21 to 15 and cut the number of elected members from 63 to 45. The... Read more