News & Events
Mayoral Engagement – Willowbrook Hospice
The Mayor of Prescot and consort were invited recently to attend a tour of Willowbrook Hospice.
The Mayor says it was such an enlightening visit, to quote “You’re not here to die, you’re here to live till you die”. There was such kindness and understanding from all the staff and such a peaceful setting.
Pictured are Neil Wright – Chief Executive, The Mayor of Prescot – Cllr Jennifer Chadwick, consort – Howard Chadwick and Alan Chick – Chairman.
Mayor of Prescot’s Charity Christmas Concert – Thursday 7th December from 7:00pm – 8:15pm
Prescot Hockey Update
Blackpool Men 2 Prescot Men 12 (twelve)
Prescot had an early appointment for a morning game in Blackpool. Prescot were in no holiday mood though and dispatched their hosts with some superb hockey. Goals from Boulton, Jobes, Lomax and Mortimer gave Prescot a secure half time lead. Blackpool did rally but more goals from Doyle, Heaps and Johnson saw Prescot set another record for Division One scoring twelve away goals and inflicting Blackpool’s heaviest ever home defeat. With other results going their way, Prescot moved up to second in the table of North West One.
Phoenix Night Notice
Prescot Town Council – Mayors Charity Bag Pack on Saturday 21st October from 10:00am – 4:00pm at Tesco Prescot
Prescot Christmas Lights Switch On Event – Saturday 2nd December 2017 from 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Prescot Town Council will be organising and hosting the Prescot Christmas Lights Switch On event again this year on Saturday 2nd December 2017 from 3.30pm – 5.30pm.
More details to follow soon….
Phoenix Night Event not going ahead this year
The popular Phoenix Night event usually held in Bryer Road, Prescot will not go ahead this year.
Please see further details received from Family Voices Family Choices below:-
Dear all,
Our popular Phoenix Night Event will not be going ahead this year due to changes taking place with Family Voices – the charity operating the event. This has not been an easy decision to take but with a combination of timing and a lack of physical resources, unfortunately we don’t have the capacity to run the event this year.
Family Voices is currently going through a transformation and is in the process of recruiting a new Board of Trustees and Directors to drive the organisation forward.
We are optimistic Phoenix Night will be funded next year, with the local police fully supportive of the event and backing our applications for funding.
However, the support of the community is vital to ensuring Phoenix Night can successfully happen and we will be seeking volunteers to be involved in the planning, organisation and stewarding of the event. If you would be interested in getting involved, please get in touch with Jane Houghton: jane.houghton@knowsley.gov.uk
We thank you for your understanding and welcome your feedback that can help us shape next year’s event.
Enter the 17th Knowsley Open Art Exhibition
Community Governance Review
Knowsley Council are currently carrying out a community governance review of all Town Councils across the borough. As part of the review they are asking for feedback from local residents, which will be used to inform a working group of Knowsley Councillors who will make recommendations for the future governance arrangements of your town council.
If you would like to find out more and take part in the consultation please follow the link below.
Prescot Christmas Lights Switch On – Saturday 2nd December 2017 – 3.30pm – 5.30pm