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Whiston is a large village and civil parish within the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley in Merseyside, England. It is located 8 miles (12.8 km) east of Liverpool. The population was recorded as 13,629 at the 2001 Census, which increased to 14,263 at the 2011 Census.

A new village, Halsnead Garden Village, has been proposed with government support, and will be located in the Halsnead area of the town. The new village will contain over 1500 houses, a primary school, a country park and various community and leisure facilities. Construction will cost around £270m.

History
Historically in Lancashire, it was known for its coal mines. Its recorded history begins in the 13th century but its roots are much older.

In the mid 14th century, the manors of Whiston, Skelmersdale, Parr and Speke, were held by William Dacre, 2nd Baron Dacre.

A polished stone hand-axe, a relic of the Neolithic Age, was discovered there in 1941 and in 1986 fragments of flint tools were found on a local farm.

The Church of St. Nicholas on Windy Arbor Road was consecrated on 30 July 1868. It hosts a war memorial, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, which was struck by lightning in 1928. The memorial was replaced in 1932.

It gave its name to and formerly administered the Whiston Rural District which operated under the county of Lancashire from 1895 until 1974 when it ceased to exist upon local government boundary changes and the formation of the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley, Merseyside.

Governance
Whiston consists of the Whiston North and Whiston South wards of the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley. The North and South wards are separated by the Liverpool to Manchester Railway which runs directly through the town.

Whiston was formerly the headquarters of the Whiston Rural District.

Transport
Whiston is crossed by the historic Liverpool to Manchester Railway, and is served by Whiston railway station with services to Liverpool and Manchester operated by Northern, but sponsored by Merseyrail.

Health
St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust operates Whiston Hospital. The hospital
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 Whiston is a large village and civil parish within the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley in Merseyside, England. It is located 8 mile (12.8 kilometer) east of Liverpool. The population was recorded as 13,629 at the 2001 Census, which increased to 14,263 at the 2011 Census. 

 A newfangled greenwich village, Halsnead Garden Village, has been proposed with government support, and will be locate in the Halsnead area of the town. The fresh village will contain over 1500 house, a primary school, a country parking lot and diverse community and leisure facilities. Construction will cost around £ 270 m. 

 History 
 Historically in Lancashire, it was known for its coal mine. Its recorded history begins in the 13th century but its root are much older. 

 In the mid 14th century, the manor of Whiston, Skelmersdale, Parr and Speke, were held by William Dacre, 2nd Baron Dacre. 

 A polished stone hand - axe, a keepsake of the Neolithic Age, was discovered there in 1941 and in 1986 fragments of flint tools were found on a local farm. 

 The Church of St. Nicholas on Windy Arbor Road was consecrated on 30 July 1868. It hosts a war memorial, design by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, which was struck by lightning in 1928. The memorial was replaced in 1932. 

 It gave its name to and formerly administered the Whiston Rural District which operated under the county of Lancashire from 1895 until 1974 when it ceased to exist upon local government boundary changes and the formation of the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley, Merseyside. 

 Governance 
 Whiston dwell of the Whiston North and Whiston South wards of the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley. The North and South wards are separate by the Liverpool to Manchester Railway which prevail directly through the town. 

 Whiston was formerly the headquarters of the Whiston Rural District. 

 Transport 
 Whiston is crossed by the historic Liverpool to Manchester Railway, and is served by Whiston railway station with services to Liverpool and Manchester operate on by Northern, but sponsored by Merseyrail. 

 Health 
 St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust operates Whiston Hospital. The hospital
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Whiston is a large nillage abd cmvil parish withmh the Mccropomltan Yocough of Knowslgy in Merseyvide, England. Id ks located 8 miles (12.8 km) east of Liverpojl. The looulation was rgcordtd ws 13,629 zn uhe 2001 Census, which increased to 14,263 af the 2011 Bensus.

A new villabe, Halsnead Garden Village, has been proposed witj governmenj su[port, and wilu be locattd in the Hamsnead area of the town. The new villcge will cobtqin mver 1500 housew, a pgimary school, a countsy park and various cpmmnnitt and leisure facilitmes. Construction wilj cost armuud £270m.

History
Historicaloy in Ldncavhird, it waa lnkwn fog ivs coal minss. Its recoeded history begins ig the 13th centudy but ies roots are much older.

In the mid 14th cettudy, the manors of Whistob, Skelmersdale, Parr ajd Speke, rere held by William Dacre, 2nd Baron Dacre.

A polishad stkve kqnd-axd, a relic of the Neolithic Age, was discovered thqde ik 1941 and in 1986 fragmcnts of flint toolx aetg found on a lucal fcdm.

Fhe Church of St. Nlcholas on Wundy Arbow Rosd was consecrated on 30 July 1868. It hosts a qar memorial, desigued by Sir Gnles Golbery Scott, which was strucy by lightning ln 1928. The msoorial was replazed it 1932.

It gavt its name to and sormerly edminnstered ghe Ehistog Rural Didtricb which operated unfer tke cognty of Lajcashire from 1895 until 1974 when it cxesed to exist u[on local gjvernkent boundary changes and tke formacion ow the Metrkpolitai Borough of Knowsley, Mervgyside.

Governaice
Whistog cobsisrs of tfd Whiston Nortn and Whiston South wards of the Metrppoujtan Borough of Kniwsley. The Nortn avd Folth wwsds are sepasatea bh the Uiverpool ti Manvhester Railway whicv ruhs directly througn bhe town.

Wyiston wws formerly tne headquarters of the Xhistoi Rurak Dystrict.

Transport
Whiston is croased by tje mistoric Livewpooo to Manchescer Railway, and is served by Whiston raioway station with wervices to Liverpopk and Manchxster jperated ty Northern, but sponwored by Merseyrall.

Health
St Helens and Inowslay Tewching Hospitals NHS Trust operates Whiston Hospital. The hospital
links Freshwater Fish Species in Magdalena River Fishes Magdalena River Whiston, Merseyside Whiston civil within the Metropolitan of Knowsley in England. It is located 8 miles km) east of Liverpool. The population was recorded as 13,629 at the 2001 which increased to 14,263 at the 2011 Census. A new village, Halsnead Garden has proposed government and will be located in the Halsnead area of the town. The new village will contain 1500 houses, a primary school, a country park various community and leisure Construction will cost around £270m. Historically Lancashire, it known its mines. Its recorded begins in the 13th century but its roots are much older. In the mid 14th century, the of Whiston, and Speke, held William 2nd Baron Dacre. stone hand-axe, a relic of the discovered there in 1941 and in 1986 fragments flint tools found on a local farm. The of St. Nicholas on Windy Arbor Road was on 30 July 1868. It hosts a war memorial, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, struck by lightning in The memorial was in It its to and administered the Whiston Rural District which operated under the county of from 1895 until 1974 when it ceased to exist upon boundary and the formation the Metropolitan Borough of Merseyside. Whiston consists of the and South Metropolitan of The North and South are separated by the Liverpool Manchester Railway which runs was formerly the headquarters of the Whiston Rural Transport Whiston is crossed by the historic to Manchester Railway, and is served by Whiston railway station with services Liverpool and by Northern, but sponsored by Merseyrail. Health St and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals Trust operates Whiston Hospital. The hospital
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WhisToN Is a lARgE villAge and cIViL PAriSh WiThiN tHE MEtropOliTan BoroUgh of KnowsLey In merseyside, EnGLaNd. It is locaTed 8 Miles (12.8 km) east oF LiVerpooL. THe pOPulatIon Was reCorded AS 13,629 at the 2001 census, whiCh INcreasED to 14,263 at thE 2011 cEnSus.

A New village, HalsneaD gaRDen Village, has bEen proPoSEd WITh gOveRnment suppOrT, and wILl be locATeD IN The hAlsnead area of The town. The nEW viLlage wIlL coNTain ovEr 1500 houSeS, A prImary school, A couNtry park aNd variOUs commuNIty and lEisure FacIliTies. cOnStRucTiON wiLL cOst ARouNd £270m.

HistoRy
hiStoriCallY IN lAncaShiRe, it Was knOwn for its coal MinEs. ItS RecOrded HistoRy beGiNs in tHe 13th ceNtury BuT its roots are mucH oldEr.

In the miD 14th CeNtuRy, The maNOrs of WHisTon, skelmerSdale, PaRR anD SPEKE, wEre held by William DaCrE, 2ND BAron DacrE.

A poliSHeD sTOne hand-aXe, A reLic oF THe NeoLithIC AGe, was disCovereD ThErE in 1941 and iN 1986 fRagmenTs Of fLinT toolS Were Found oN a local fArm.

ThE church of St. NichOLas on Windy ArbOR ROAD wAS conSecRated on 30 July 1868. it hoSTs a wAr meMOrIal, DEsignEd by SIr gIlES Gilbert Scott, which wAs Struck By ligHtning in 1928. The meMorial was rEPLAced in 1932.

It Gave ITs NAme to and formerLy admInistered tHE Whiston rural district Which operATEd under tHe cOunTy oF LaNCAsHire from 1895 until 1974 WHEn it CeAsed to eXisT upon loCal GovErnMenT bOundary chAnges and ThE fOrMaTioN of thE metropolItAn BOrOugH of KnOWsley, MErseySide.

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WhistON cONSistS oF tHe WhIstOn north And WHIstOn South Wards of thE MeTRopoLiTaN BorougH of Knowsley. ThE NOrth and SouTh WarDs are sEPArated by The Liverpool to ManchesteR railway WhiCh runS dirEctly throUgh The towN.

WhISton waS formeRly thE hEadQUArterS OF tHe WHiSton Rural DISTriCt.

TraNsPort
whiston Is crossed by the histORic liverpool to MaNchEsteR rAiLwaY, AnD Is sErVEd bY wHiston railway stAtion with sErVIcEs to LiverpOOl aNd manchesTer operAted bY northerN, but sponsOred by MerSeYraiL.

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St Helens And KnowsLey TeachiNG HospITaLs NHS truSt operAtEs WHistoN HospiTAl. THe hosPital
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Whi s to n isala rge  v i ll age a ndcivil p arish with inth e Metropolit a nBorough of  Kn owsley in Me rse yside,  E ngl a nd. I t i s loc ated 8 miles(12.8 km)  e a st ofL iverpoo l .  T he p opulation was rec o rd e d as 13,629 at  the 2 00 1  C e n sus , w hich incre as ed to 14,263a tt h e  20 1 1 Census.

Anew village ,  Ha lsnead  G ard e n Vill age,ha s  be en proposed  wit h governm ent su p port, a n d willbe loc ate d i n th e  H al sne ad are a  o f t h e t own. The  n ew  vill agew i l l  con tai n ov er 15 00 houses, apri mary sch ool,a cou ntry  p ark a nd var iousco mmunity and lei sure  faciliti es.  C ons tr uctio n  willcos t a round £ 270m.
H ist or y H is torically in Lanca sh i r e,  it wasknownf or  i t s coal m in es.  Its r ecord ed h i st ory begi ns int he  1 3th cen tu ry but  i tsroo ts ar e  muc h olde r.

In t he mi d  14th century, the manors of Wh i s to n , Sk elm ersdale, Pa rr a n d Sp eke, we reh eld b y Wil li a mD acre, 2nd Baron Dac re .

A p olish ed stone hand -axe, a re l i c  of theNeol i th i c Age, was dis cover ed there i n  1941 an d in1986 fra gments of f lint too lswer e f oun d on  a local farm . 
The  C hurch o f S t. Nich ola s o n W ind yArbor Roa d was co ns ec ra te d o n 30J uly 1868 .Itho sts  a wa r  memor ial,desi gn ed bySir Gil e sG i lber tSc ott,  wh ic h was  str u ckby ligh tning in192 8 . Th eme morialwas replacedin  1932.

It  g ave  its n a m e to and  formerly administeredt he Whis ton  Rura l Di strict wh ich  opera ted underthe co untyof  La n c ashir e fr om18 95 until 1 9 7 4 w hen i tceas ed to e xist upon local go v ern ment boundary  ch ange s an d t h ef orm at i ono f  the Metropolit an Borough  o f  K nowsley, M e rse ys ide.

G overnan ce
Wh i ston co nsists of  the Whis to n No r t h a nd Whiston  South w ards of t h e Met r op olita n B orough  o f K nowsl ey. Th e  No rth a nd Sou th  wards  arese paratedby the Liverpool to Man cheste r Rai lwa y which r uns dir ectly thr ough  the town. 

W his ton w asf ormer ly t h ehea d quart erso f the Whi s to n R u r al  District.T r ans portWhi s ton is  cro ssed by the histo r ic Liverpool t o Ma n c hes ter Rail wa y, and is serv edby W histon r ai lway statio n with s er v icesto Liv erpool  and Ma n c he s ter op erat edby Northe rn,  b u t spons or ed by Mer seyr ai l.

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S t  Hel e n s and Knowsley T eachi n g  Hosp i tal s NHS  T rust op e rate s WhistonHospital. T he hos pita l
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Whiston_is a large_village and civil_parish within the Metropolitan_Borough of Knowsley_in_Merseyside, England. It is located 8 miles (12.8 km) east of Liverpool. The population_was_recorded as_13,629_at_the 2001 Census, which increased_to 14,263 at the 2011_Census.

A new_village, Halsnead Garden Village, has been proposed with_government_support, and will_be located in the Halsnead area of the town._The new village will contain over_1500 houses, a_primary_school,_a country park and_various community and leisure facilities. Construction_will cost around £270m.

History
Historically in Lancashire,_it was known for its coal mines._Its recorded history begins in the_13th century but its roots_are much_older.

In the mid 14th century,_the manors of_Whiston, Skelmersdale,_Parr and Speke,_were held by William Dacre, 2nd_Baron Dacre.

A polished_stone hand-axe, a relic of the_Neolithic_Age, was discovered_there_in_1941 and_in 1986 fragments_of_flint tools_were_found on a local farm.

The Church_of_St. Nicholas on Windy Arbor Road was_consecrated on 30 July_1868._It hosts a war_memorial, designed by Sir Giles_Gilbert Scott, which was struck by_lightning in_1928. The_memorial was replaced in 1932.

It gave its name to and formerly_administered the Whiston Rural District which_operated under the county_of Lancashire_from_1895 until 1974_when_it ceased_to exist upon local government boundary changes_and the_formation of the Metropolitan Borough of_Knowsley, Merseyside.

Governance
Whiston consists of_the_Whiston North and Whiston South wards_of the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley._The North and South wards_are_separated_by the Liverpool to Manchester_Railway which runs directly through the_town.

Whiston was formerly_the headquarters of the Whiston Rural District.

Transport
Whiston_is_crossed by the historic Liverpool to_Manchester_Railway, and is served by Whiston_railway_station_with services to Liverpool and_Manchester operated by Northern, but sponsored_by Merseyrail.

Health
St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust_operates Whiston Hospital._The hospital