At the request of residents and a number of Councillors, we can provide some recent information on the extent of the Coronavirus spread across Knowsley and Halewood. You will be aware that the borough – like all of the Liverpool City Region – is in the highest Tier of restrictions and we strongly advise residents to follow all advice to protect yourselves and your families.
For the latest government advice on keeping yourself safe, follow the link: Hands-Face-Space
For up to date information on the spread of the virus to a local authority level the link below from the BBC provides daily, accurate information. You are simply required to type your postcode into the search engine provided at the site: Latest Coronavirus Information
At a Halewood level we aim to provide accurate, local information for the benefit of residents. The most recent data from Knowsley Public Health derives from October 22nd. It can be viewed in the link here: Ward Level Infection Rates
The information clearly highlights that both Halewood North and Halewood South have high infection rates compared to many wards across the country. This IS a public health crisis and we reiterate our statement to please follow government and public health advice for the common good of all across Halewood.
Craft Fair & Remembrance Sunday
The weekend of 11-13 November sees two events of significance for the Halewood Community.
Saturday 12th November sees the latest Indoor Craft at Fair at Hollies Hall from 11.00am to 2.00pm. All visitors welcome with plenty of stalls and refreshments.
On Sunday 13th November, Hollies Hall will host the pre-march gathering of residents who wish to participate in the walk to the Halewood Cenotaph for the act of remembrance. The centre will be open from 9.30am with refreshments available, and the march to the Cenotaph at St. Nicholas Church will leave at approximately 10.35am. The centre will also host the post-service gathering of local people.