For all Knowsley residents here is a link to all the latest information you need to know from Knowsley Council about the Coronavirus (Covid-19).
Anyone needing support can call freephone on 0800 073 0043 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday & 10am to 2pm at weekends.
https://www.knowsleynews.co.uk/coronavirus-what-you-need-to-know/
Prescot Town Council are developing a temporary support scheme for those who have taken the decision to self isolate and are in need of basic provisions as a result of doing so.
The decision to introduce this scheme has only been taken in the last couple of days so at present we do not have a great deal of stocks and therefore we will seek support from our local community.
Donations of tinned foods such as beans, soups, tomato’s, tuna and any other veg along with pasta, rice would be very welcome.
Obviously there remains a need for social distancing therefore if you would complete the form below and return it via email we can arrange a time to have food donated to the Town Hall which will then be dropped off to those in isolation.
Following Government guidelines on Coronavirus (COVID 19) around avoidance of large gatherings and social distancing it is with deep regret that we must inform you that Prescot Town Hall will be closed to the Public with effect from Friday 20th March 2020 until further notice.
Following Government guidelines on Coronavirus (COVID 19) around avoidance of large gatherings and social distancing it is with deep regret that we must inform you of Prescot Town Council’s decision to cancel this year’s Prescot Carnival which was due to take place on Sunday 28th June 2020.
Given the current Government advice there are no plans to re-schedule this year’s event.
Join us for a film screening of “Shakespeare in Love” taking place during the Prescot Elizabethan Fayre on Saturday 2nd May 2020 at 7.30pm inside the beautiful setting of Prescot Parish Church.
The screening of the film “Shakespeare in Love” will be a special and memorable occasion for all our Elizabethan Fayre visitors and we thought it would be a lovely way to end the day’s celebrations and showcase the magnificent church; Prescot Parish Church, dedicated to St Mary the Blessed Virgin, and recorded in the National Heritage list for England as a designated Grade I listed building with beautiful décor.
The film will begin at 7.30pm and we ask all audience members to arrive at 7pm for refreshments served by our very own Queen Elizabeth I & Sir Walter Raleigh. Tickets are limited and will be sold on a first come first served basis. There are several ways you can purchase tickets please see below:
Prescot has a rich tradition as a Town with a strong community, sometimes the efforts of particular individuals and groups stand out as being above and beyond that of a usual citizen. These groups and individuals are not always aware of the positive impact they can have, on both individuals and the wider community, and can go largely unsung for their actions.
In order to recognise these individuals and the positive contribution they make to the lives of others, the Town Council operate the Prescot Community Recognition Awards, if you would like to make a nomination please use the form below. Closing date for nominations is 30th April 2020.
