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- Looking back
at 6 years of SRB
SRB has
invested £106m public and private sector money into making Huyton
a better place to live and work.
- City Learning
Centres bring opportunities for all
A round up of Knowsley’s three City Learning Centres with an interview
with Gary Clawson.
- Your Community
Needs You
The Council of Voluntary Services organisation, which celebrates its
40th Anniversary this year, is calling for more volunteers.
- Trams on Track
Merseyside is on track for one of the best tram systems in Europe.
- All aboard the
Knowsley Jobs Bus
The launch of the second Action for Jobs bus
- Knowsley Youth
Squad Get Packing
Knowsley’s young footballing stars hope to pack their bags for
a trip to the United States soon
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- Work begins
on new Huyton Town Centre development
A new three-storey development is being built at
Poplar Bank.
- Huyton CLC
Huyton Today newshounds Leah Billows and Nicola Hoey recently
quizzed newly appointed Creative Director Steve Ellis about the Huyton
City Learning Centre (HCLC)
- New Deal - New
Future for North Huyton
North Huyton New Deal for Communities (NDC) is a regeneration initiative
with £55.8 million to invest in the North Huyton NDC area over 10 years.
- A Children’s
Parliament
Children as young as five are being given a chance to have a say in
matters that affect them now that a Knowsley Children’s Parliament (KCP)
has been set up in the borough.
- Work Starts
on new building for Malvern
After many months of planning and consultation with residents and
parents, work on the new building for Malvern Primary School is now
well underway.
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- Huyton Town
Centre Scoops Crime Beating Award
Huyton Town Centre has won an award for being a
safe place to shop and leave your car!
- Slow Down, Stay
Alive
In a hard hitting campaign, timed as the summer holidays approach,
local children in Knowsley have graphically shown how dangerous speeding
on local roads is.
- Subway Shock
A major effort by Knowsley Council and Merseyside Police has transformed
a vandalism hotspot into a peaceful area that residents can use without
the worry of being mugged.
- A Bus With No
Wheels
A bus with a difference - where routes are all on the pavement and on
foot - has taken on the school run in Knowsley to the delight of local
school children.
- Jumbo Treat
for Children
Nearly 1000 children and their parents visited Nelly the Elephant and
her friends in June for afternoon tea to celebrate National Childcare
Month.
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- £56 Million
Investment for Huyton and Prescot
Huyton and Prescot are to
receive £56.37million thanks to European funding along with private
and public investment, to put the area on the map
- Hooray
for Hillywood
The
Hillywood Centre on Hillside Avenue, was officially opened by Stephen
Wright, Chris Kirkland, Steven Gerrard and Joe Corrigan of Liverpool
Football Club.
- Helping Hands
for Carers
Special
feature on the work of the Knowsley Young Carers Project and the Princess
Royal Trust Knowsley Carers Centre.
- Food
for Thought
Huyton
Food Co-op wins prestigious health award.
- Huyton
City Learning Centre begins to take shape
Huyton Today reporter investigates progress on new media based resource
for Huyto
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- Creating
a Lasting Environmental Tribute
Representatives from both Knowsley and Nottingham
attend bulb planting ceremony at Hillsborough Oaks, a woodland planted
as a lasting tribute to the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
- Red
Watch in the Limelight
Huyton Today film Huyton
firefighters for documentary film.
- Huyton
Info Zone
State of the art IT facilities on offer at the new Huyton Info Zone.
- Climbing
High
Ex-Knowsley Hey pupil Brian Roach is climbing new
heights on Liverpool’s square-rigged flagship ZEBU.
- Plus
One Challenge
Report on the success of the project to so far.
- It’s
a Virtual World
Pupils
at Knowsley Hey enjoy sneak preview of proposed new faciltiies for Huyton
CLC.
- Flags
Flying for Knowsley’s Parks
Knowsley
swept the board at the recent Green Flag awards taking an unprecedented
six awards.
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