Overview

• Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service has condemned Beech Rise and Willow Rise and plans to issue prohibition notices once the funded waking watch ceases
• Knowsley Council has temporarily covered the cost of the round-the-clock safety patrol at several thousand pounds per day but warns it cannot sustain payments beyond this week
• Parklands Management says it has exhausted its funds for essential repairs and fire safety measures after years of alleged neglect and financial shortfalls
• Dempster Management resigned in April 2025, citing impossible conditions caused by inherited structural issues and unpaid service charges
• MP Anneliese Midgley is working with Knowsley Council and central government to secure emergency rehousing and support for the 160 affected households