Prescot

A generous donation of mulberry wood artefacts has been gifted to the Shakespeare North Playhouse.

The Prescot Festival has announced a must-see line-up of arts, music, culture and entertainment for June 2019.

From Monday 8 April, Kier will start enabling works for the construction of the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.

Prescot’s popular Elizabethan Fayre will return on Saturday 4 May and promises to be a great family day out with…

Find out more about the new campaign encouraging everyone in Prescot to talk to each other.

On a recent visit to Prescot town centre, Metro Mayor of the Liverpool City Region Steve Rotheram, witnessed the positive changes happening in the town and had the opportunity to meet with local businesses.

Knowsley has a brand new online archive catalogue and new and improved local history website– making it possible to search…

From Monday 1 April 2019 onwards, our Huyton and Kirkby One Stop Shop opening hours will be changing slightly – but don’t worry because from setting up a direct debit, to finding out when your bin will be collected – it’s all available online!

Knowsley Council has completed the freehold purchase of Volair Park, the home of Prescot Cables Football Club, which will secure the future of the Club. Here’s what you need to know about the purchase, what it means for Prescot and the Club and the some of the facts around this decision.

An agreement has been signed by Knowsley Council to secure the future of Prescot Cables Football Club. The council has completed the freehold purchase of Volair Park, the club’s home ground, and a new 99 year lease has been granted for the club.

Congratulations to this well-loved Knowsley bakery, who’ve just scooped one of the oldest trophies in baking!

Pupils from St Mary and St Paul’s RC Primary School in Prescot have taken part in a litter pick around Bryer Road with equipment and support from Knowsley Council’s Environmental Education Officer, Paul Costello.

Would you be interested in going to support Prescot Cables at a home match?  If you’re a community organisation, charity, youth organisation or local Knowsley resident, then you can go along and watch a match for free!

Morecrofts Solicitors has announced plans to open a new office in Prescot town centre.

The leader of Knowsley Council has welcomed the launch of a new community of family homes in Prescot, which will transform a brownfield site delivering new homes for the town.

Excitement in Prescot continues to build as another new restaurant opens its doors.

A dozen striking red plaques have appeared on buildings throughout Prescot, creating a heritage trail that reveals the diverse architectural history of the town.

The first of a number of new independent restaurants coming to Prescot will open this weekend (Saturday 15 September).

Work will be carried out on Mill Street in Prescot in preparation for the construction of the Shakespeare North Playhouse.

Willowbrook Hospice has recently opened a charity shop in Prescot to raise funds for their hospice which provides care for patients with life-limiting diseases in Knowsley and the surrounding areas.

The sun was shining for the packed audience who enjoyed an outdoor performance of Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Work has started on the new MATE Creative Bistro and Piazza at Market Place in Prescot.

There is a drop in event to find out more about this work, view the proposals and talk to the project team and to discuss practical arrangements.

The name of the street that will be home to the new Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, has been chosen.

Residents and visitors celebrated Prescot’s wonderful heritage at this year’s fantastic Elizabethan Fayre, on Saturday 2 June.

The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has approved a package of circa £14million from its Single Investment Fund for the Shakespeare North Playhouse and Rail Interchange project in Prescot.

Knowsley Council is launching an exciting opportunity for people to make their mark in Shakespearean history.

Planning permission has been improved for a number of high quality apartments and houses in Prescot.

An operator has been appointed to run the café and community space at Market Place in Prescot.

The Council has entered into an Exclusivity Agreement with Aldi in relation to the Cables Way development.

The Leader of Knowsley Council, Cllr Andy Moorhead, has officially marked the start of build on a new residential development of 123 high quality homes in Prescot.

Callender’s Green, a Stewart Milne Homes development, will bring 68 new family homes to Prescot.

It will be a case of ‘Shakespeare in Love’ when Prescot’s new micropub opens this Wednesday, 14 February.

Ahead of the construction of the Shakespeare North Playhouse, a team of archaeologists from Salford University have carried out an investigation of the Mill Street site in Prescot.

Firefighters and neighbourhood police officers have moved into a new shared Community Fire and Police Station in Prescot.

Plans for more high quality new homes at Prescot Park have been approved.

From Monday 20 November, part of the public car park at Mill Street in Prescot will be closed.

Plans for a new Shakespearean themed luxury hotel in Prescot town centre were given the green light at Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee.

Hundreds of high quality new homes are set to be built across three different sites in Knowsley.

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.

Updated plans for the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot have been approved by the council’s Planning Committee.

The wait is over – the council and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have selected the winning design for Prescot Market Place.

At a recent meeting, the council’s planning committee approved a planning application that will progress plans for new high quality houses on Hall Lane.

A new colourful mosaic has been unveiled in Prescot town centre celebrating the town’s diverse heritage.

The Shakespeare North Playhouse is an iconic new theatre and education space planned for Prescot. These FAQs will help you to find out more.

A team of archaeologists has discovered pieces of Prescot’s past in test pits dug in Market Place.

There was great news for Knowsley Council in the recent Planning Awards in London.

The Elizabethan Fayre that took place in Prescot recently brought over two thousand people together to celebrate the town’s brilliant heritage.

Arts Council England has confirmed the £5 million HM Treasury funding for the Shakespeare North Playhouse to be built in Prescot town centre.

An application to build homes on land adjacent to Whitakers Garden Centre in Prescot has today been rejected by the council.

Find out more about the historic artefacts unearthed at the site of the Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.

If you have some spare time, and enjoy arts and cultural events, you may be interested in becoming a Friend of Prescot Festival.

Four young people from Knowsley have been appointed as apprentices to support Wates Construction in the delivery of the new Community Fire and Police Station in Prescot.

Several Knowsley Projects, including the proposed Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, are through to the next round of the Single Investment Fund process.

Funding of more than £400,000 will be used to create more places in the borough’s nurseries as the number of free hours some children are entitled to increases.

Improvements are being made to the Prescot Bypass which will improve safety and sustainability.

Dame Judi Dench has written about her passion for Shakespeare and her support for the exciting new Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot.

A consultation was carried out to gather people’s views and aspirations for THI’s new project, Market Place. Find out what everyone thought and what’s happening next.

Members of the public are being reassured that there should be no impact on their health as a result of the fire in Prescot on Sunday.

World-famous speakers came together to talk about Knowsley’s and Prescot’s links with Shakespeare.

With many exciting plans for Prescot, including a new Shakespeare North playhouse development, the ongoing work of the Prescot Townscape…

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

Are you a budding singer, dancer, actor or comedian? Why not enter this year’s Prescot’s Got Talent, and help support local good causes too.

A planning application to build 199 new properties on land in Prescot has been withdrawn. The proposal was for the…

On Saturday 18 June, the Prescot Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI) will commemorate Prescot’s role in the two world wars.

Residents and visitors celebrated Prescot’s heritage and the work of William Shakespeare at this year’s fantastic Elizabethan Fayre.

Following the decision to grant planning permission for a Shakespeare North Playhouse and Education Centre in Prescot, we gathered people’s reactions

Proposals for a Shakespeare North Playhouse and education centre in Prescot have tonight been given the go ahead by Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee.

Have you been wondering how Prescot’s new Shakespeare North Playhouse might look? Take an exclusive first glimpse inside…

After plans for a Shakespeare North theatre in Prescot were given the go ahead yesterday, the development is the talk of the region! But what will it be like?

This Thursday, Knowsley Council’s Planning Committee will decide whether to grant approval for a new Shakespearean theatre and education centre in Prescot.

Get creative with free Family First art sessions at Prescot Museum on the first Saturday of every month.