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The Knowsley Flower Show, the largest free horticultural show in the North West, will return to Court Hey Park in

Wednesday 30 May 2.00 p.m. Hotter Beaconsfield Footwear Ltd, Skelmersdale The Mayor & Mayoress will visit Hotter to make a

Work is being done to help keep Tawd Valley Park looking its best and you are invited to join the

Lord Street, Southport will undergo essential carriageway maintenance works from June 11, which will last for approximately five days. Sefton

Bookhouse Games Café (Skelmersdale) Tuesday, 29 May 2018 from 10:30 – 14:00 at Skelmersdale Library every week The Bookhouse Games

Have you seen Ronald Gregory? Skelmersdale Police are appealing for information after he went missing today Sunday, May 27. The

SkemNews are pleased to announce that we will be publishing a selection of articles written by the Skelmersdale Writers’ Group.

At the Lancashire County Council, Full Council Meeting the Labour Group revealed that Lancashire County Council had failed to fulfill

Knowsley Council is supporting the #nomoreknives campaign, which is helping to raise awareness of the consequences of carrying a knife.

Primary school pupils in Knowsley spent a ‘fantastic’ afternoon in Huyton Library meeting renowned children’s author and illustrator Kate Pankhurst.

Lancashire County Council is asking people to think about growing their family through adoption. A special event for people considering

Year 8 students at Rainford High have been working hard to raise money for St Vincent’s School, a specialist school

A photography exhibition documenting the plight of the Rohingya refugees currently seeking refuge in Bangladesh will be on display at

A historic bell located at the top of Runcorn’s iconic Britannia railway bridge has been removed by helicopter ahead of

As part of the town’s 150th anniversary celebrations, Dr. Barrie Pennington of the Milestone Society has donated a replica canal

Edge Hill University Medical School has announced the launch of a Foundation Year for Medicine, starting in 2019. The one-year

An app that sends game ideas and tips on child development to parents and carers is being used in Park

Knowsley Council’s Children’s Social Care work and practice is continuing to improve, according to the latest diagnostic review. The review,

Clayton Green Library is hosting a Guitar Club, to give people an opportunity to get together and enjoy music, whilst

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