Disputes begin over the manor lands between the Holland and Ireland families
13th Century
Halewood now a separate township from Hale
15th Century
The manor of Halewood became part of the dower of Charlotte, Countess of Derby
1628
• Halewood still divided between two manors: The Ireland portion held by the Ireland-Blackburnes and the Holland portion by the Earl of Derby
• Halewood crossed by two separate railway links
Original Chapel of St. Nicholas built
1839
Halewood Tithe Map and Apportionment Schedule completed
1843
Halewood Parish formed from the civil parishes of Huyton and Childwall
1844
St. Nicholas' Chapel greatly enlarged
1847
Wesleyan Chapel was built at Halebank
1861
St. Nicholas' Chapel becomes a rectory and a true Parish Church
1868
Halewood Village School built next door to the church
1876
The 'Ireland' portion of Halebank becomes part of the Widnes Corporation
1920
Land in Halewood North End and part of Halebank held by the 17th Earl of Derby, sold to Liverpool Corporation
1930
Housing estates including tower blocks built to cater for the surge in the population
1950s
Ford Motor Company plant completed at Halewood but in the building of the plant, two ancient moated sites were destroyed: the Old Hutt and Wrights Moat
1963
Halewood became part of the newly created Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley.
1974
Halewood Leisure Centre opened in Bailey's Lane
2002
Ford sells Jaguar and Land Rover to India-based Tata Group, the merged company name becoming Jaguar Land Rover
2008
Halewood Centre for Learning opened in The Avenue, Wood Road
2009
• Leather's Lane area regeneration: opening of Halewood Shopping Centre alongside a new bus terminus
• In Roseheath Drive, The Halewood Centre opens combining various Knowsley Council services including Halewood Library, NHS Knowsley, Post Office and various commercial services
Change of name for Halewood Centre for Learning School to Halewood Academy
2013
RSPCA branch at Higher Road, Halewood, closes, May 2019
2019