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Knowsley taxi drivers raised over £2,000 to remember a girl from Huyton this Christmas.
Laura Schutt, 17, died earlier this year from Cystic Fibrosis. Cabbies from across the borough joined together in a mammoth fundraising effort for Alder Hey Children's Hospital in her memory.
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A Knowsley vicar is leading the way in church technology by making her sermons available as 'podcasts' - downloadable broadcasts that can be listened to on an iPod device.
Rev Shannon Ledbetter of St Mary's Parish Church, Knowsley Village, is hoping the pioneering scheme will make church more accessible to both young and old.
About Knowsley editor Dave Kernick flips through the TV guides to see what festive delights channel-hopping brings up this Christmas.
Work began this month on a new, multi-million-pound sports complex in Kirkby.
The state-of-the-art facility on Cherryfield Drive replaces the dilapidating Kirkby Leisure Centre. It will house two pools, two artificial pitches, a track, gym, boxing facilities and three sports halls.
Up to 25,000 patients a year are expected to seek treatment at a new Walk-in Centre opened in Huyton this week.
A team of experienced nurse clinicians will take the strain off increasingly busy A&E departments by treating patients all day for minor injuries and illnesses such as cuts and bruises, sprains and coughs and colds.
Children at Sylvester Primary School made porridge, wrote in copper-plate handwriting and had Victorian-style lessons when they set the clock back over a century for one day last week.
Pupils pictured with teaching assistant Jeanette Mitchell.
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