Knowsley (/ ˈnoʊzli /), commonly known as Knowsley Village, is a large village and civil parish in Merseyside located on the north-east outskirts of Liverpool, within the much larger Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley It gave its name to the wider borough when it was formed in 1974. [2][3]

Knowsley.gov.uk is the easiest way to find information and online services relating to services delivered by Knowsley Council.

The Liverpool City Region, which includes Knowsley, is also governed by the Mayor of the Liverpool City Region who is directly elected by the residents of the Liverpool City Region and has powers over a number of areas, the incumbent Mayor is Steve Rotheram of the Labour Party.

We know that people need good local services and facilities – access to good local shops, leisure facilities, green spaces and more. The Knowsley Offer is a package of support, services and...

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Plan a wild family day out at Knowsley Safari, with Safari Drive adventures, Foot Safari animals, experiences, events, tickets and memberships to explore.

Knowsley Safari and Knowsley Hall, two great Merseyside icons, continue to delight and entertain many hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The Estate with its farmland, houses and Stanley Grange Business Village all provide a wider Knowsley community with livings, homes and environments.

Explore Knowsley district in Merseyside – constituencies, wards, parishes, built-up areas, map boundaries, population, and key facts from official ONS data.

Throughout the centuries Knowsley Estate has been adapted to many different uses and enterprises. Today it is home to the 19th Earl of Derby and his family and to many contrasting yet thriving enterprises that comprise the family business.

Teams from Knowsley Council and its partners will be out and about in Page Moss on Tuesday 4 August, tackling …