Town on edge of Knowsley – and Liverpool city region’s mayor – use cultural pull to help rebuild area’s economy
The Shakespeare North Playhouse being built in Prescot.Levelling up Britain’s unbalanced economy comes in many guises and in Prescot, a town on the edge of Knowsley on Merseyside, it comes in the form of a replica cockpit-in-court theatre.
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