֍ 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 part of the civil parishes of Huyton and Childwall
1844
֍ St. Nicholas' Chapel greatly enlarged
1847
֍ Wesleyan Chapel built at Halebank
1861
֍ St. Nicholas' Chapel becomes a rectory and a true Parish Church
1868
֍ Halewood Railway Station opens on Bailey's Lane - May 1874
1874
֍ Halewood Village School built adjacent to the church
1876
Francis Bowes Plummer becomes Rector of St Nicholas' Church, Halewood
1903
֍ The 'Ireland' portion of Halebank becomes part of the Widnes Corporation
1920
֍ Land at Halewood North End and part of Halebank held by the 17th Earl of Derby, sold to Liverpool Corporation
1930
֍ Horses' Rest site relocated to Lodge Farm, Halewood (this later became RSPCA Liverpool Animal Centre)
1938
֍ 'Blackie' the war horse that served his officer owner in the Royal Field Artillery in France and Belgium during the Great War is buried at RSPCA Animal Centre, Higher Road
1942
֍ 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 Wright's Moat
1963
֍ Halewood became part of the newly created Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley.
1974
֍ Halewood Leisure Centre opened in Bailey's Lane
2002
֍ Appraisal of Halewood's Conservation Area completed
2005
֍ Everton F.C.'s new training ground USM Finch Farm, off Finch Lane and Higher Road opens - 9th October 2007
2007
֍ 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
֍ Council-owned Volair Limited takes over running of all KMBC's leisure centres including Volair Halewood in Bailey's Lane
2016
֍ RSPCA branch at Higher Road, Halewood, closes - May 2019
2019
֍ Halewood Community Police Station, Leather's Lane re-opens following refurbishment - 29th January 2020
֍ The whole year 2020 was dominated by the Coronavirus COVID-19. Working from home or being on furlough became the new normal, together with social distancing measures and the wearing of face coverings
֍ Approval granted to build 1,300 homes on the fields off Bailey's Lane and Greensbridge Lane, including on the former RSPCA site - 11th February 2021
֍ Public urged throughout the year to be vaccinated against the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19)
֍ Following the successful COVID-19 vaccination programme, the government removes the remaining legal restrictions to public freedom - February 2022
֍ Knowsley Council's ongoing commitment to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in the borough sees Halewood as the latest township to benefit from installation of new CCTV cameras - 21st March 2022
