Kirkby

The town of Kirkby is located within the Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley in the county of Merseyside. Amongst the many attraction Kirkby has to offer are 40 listed buildings and the town’s most notable landmark; the Grade II listed St. Chad's Church. The church was built in 1871 and is situated on an ancient church site just outside Kirkby town centre.

The Grade II Kirkby war memorial cross is also situated in the churchyard of St Chad's. Kirkby’s architecture spans a number of generations and is an interesting focal point for a visit to the area.

Amongst the great transport links Kirkby enjoys is the M57 motorway that runs adjacent to Kirkby, as well as the M58. Other major routes include the A580 and the A506. The area is well served by public transport, with rail connections from Kirkby railway station to Liverpool city centre, where you can enjoy attractions such as the Beatles Museum and excellent shopping facilities.