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Prescot Festival

Prescot Methodist Centre (New Room) Prescot On Film Free Relive memories and step back into yesteryear, with this rare screening of vintage footage of the town, courtesy of the Prescot Film Archive Society.

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Prescot Festival

Prescot Parish Church – Brass & Buffet With Wirral Brass £6. We welcome Wirral Brass to the festival for the first time to perform popular classics, and film and TV themes. Fine food and drink included.

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Prescot Festival

Prescot Parish Church – Choral Evensong. Free. Prescot Parish Church Choir is led by Edna Weaver, with Tim Hall on the organ for this musical setting of evening prayer. Refreshments follow.

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Prescot Festival

Prescot Parish Church – Choral Evensong. Free. Prescot Parish Church Choir is led by Edna Weaver, with Tim Hall on the organ for this musical setting of evening prayer. Refreshments follow.

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Prescot Festival

Prescot Parish Church – Festival Finale £4. Haydock Male Voice Choir lead festival-goers in the traditional Proms-style finale, which this year includes music to celebrate 60 years since the Queen’s coronation. Bring your flags and join in timeless patriotic songs such as Rule Britannia and Land of Hope and Glory.

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UK car buyers guide top 5 money saving tips

Buying a car online? There are plenty of places to find a secondhand or used car, from a dealership website, to online sites such as Autotrader, Gumtree, Facebook Marketplace, Pistonheads etc. But there are some things worth noting when shopping online, especially if you buy privately. This is because you…

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The Month of May

You may remember I was talking about planting by the moon in the last edition, so quickly I’ll finish with this subject as the weather is good for us gardeners and there is plenty to do outside. There are three methods of planting by the moon and they are the…

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Knowsley company takes healthy approach

A Knowsley-based small firm that offers its staff a range of benefits including free gym membership, regular holistic therapies and healthy food is set to launch a recruitment drive. The Fieldway Group, which also involves its 28-strong workforce in weekly decision-making meetings, says its forward-thinking staff welfare policies are resulting…

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People ‘not fazed’ with partners mental health problems

Two in three (63%) people with mental health problems who tell their partners about their condition have said that partners ‘weren’t fazed’ and were ‘really understanding’ when they first heard the news. The UK’s leading mental health charity Mind and the largest provider of relationship support, Relate, have released research…

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Vitamin D

We all know it is important to get our five a day to make sure our body gets enough vitamins and minerals to keep us healthy. Unlike all other vitamins in the diet, Vitamin D is the only vitamin which is not essential in the diet due to its ability…

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Why I will be celebrating life

Writing ‘this month’ has this month been a struggle. I don’t want to attempt to entertain you with musical ramblings or inform you what you must wear now. Instead I want to introduce myself a little more and explain to all of you what this four week period means to…

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Our haunted roads

One August night in the late 1970s, a couple in their thirties – Gary and Julie – embarked on the return journey from the home of their friends in Bebington to their home on Sugar Lane, Knowsley, and this trip necessitated a route which took them through the Queensway Tunnel….

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BMX and skateboarding legend visits pupils

A world-class BMX and skateboarder visited pupils at a Huyton school recently to inspire them and teach them life skills. Former British and European skateboarding champion Neil Danns, from Toxteth, held special assemblies at Huyton Arts and Sports Centre for Learning, as well as skateboarding master classes with pupils at…

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Plant and Garden Furniture Fair

 The garden centre which offers horticulture, gardening and woodwork training and work based experience to some of the communities most disadvantaged individuals, has had staff and service users working around the clock growing plants, preparing hanging baskets, trays and  making benches, birdboxes and other assorted garden furniture for its June…

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