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• Applications open for the 2026 Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund, offering a £50,000 funding pot
• Open to charities and community groups in Northwood, Cherryfield, Shevington, Whitefield and Prescot North

SUEZ has celebrated a major operational milestone after sending its 250,000th container of residual waste by rail from Kirkby rail transfer loading station (RTLS) in Merseyside in March.

Charities and community organisations across Kirkby, Merseyside, are invited to apply for a share of £50,000 from the Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund, which is now open for 2025 applications.

Community groups and organisations in and around Kirkby have received a major boost with £50,000 awarded from the 2024 Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund, dedicated to enhancing local wellbeing, environmental initiatives, and community life.

Charities and community groups across Kirkby are being invited to apply for a share of £50,000 as part of the Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund, which is now open for 2024 applications.

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK and Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority are celebrating 10 years of partnership, with a vast 2.5 million tonnes of waste transported from the rail transfer loading station in Knowsley.

Community groups and organisations from in and around Kirkby have received £55,000 from this year’s Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund. The funding has been distributed to eleven community groups ranging from sports clubs to mental health support services.

Community Groups, charities and neighbourhood projects across Kirkby in Merseyside are being invited to apply for a share of £50,000 as part of The Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund which opens for applications on Monday 05 June 2023.

Community groups and organisations from in and around Kirkby have received £55,000 from this year’s Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund. The funding has been distributed to ten community groups operating in Northwood, Cherryfield, Whitefield and Knowsley Village.

Community groups and organisations from in and around Kirkby have received £55,000 from this year’s Kirkby Neighbourhood Community Fund. The funding has been distributed to eight community groups operating in Northwood, Cherryfield, Whitefield and Knowsley Village.