֍ Huyton appears in the Domesday Book as 'Hitune'
1086
֍ Grant of the church at Huyton by Robert de Lathom to the priory he founded at Burscough
c.1189
֍ The Corpse Way, a footpath from Tarbock to Huyton in use as a route for burial parties to Huyton Parish Church
1520
֍ Datestone on Huyton Hey Manor farmhouse
1670
֍ The Red Hazels built
1764
֍ Original Huyton Cross erected, designed by Thomas Rickman
1819
֍ Hurst House built
֍ Huyton Gate railway station built; part of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, the first passenger line in the world
֍ Huyton Tithe Map and Apportionment Schedule completed
1850
֍ St. Agnes Roman Catholic Chapel built on land provided by the Molyneux-Seel family
֍ Huyton Congregational Church built on Huyton Hey Road
֍ Huyton Cricket and Bowling Club in Huyton Lane founded
1860
֍ School built alongside Huyton Congregational Church, Huyton Hey Road
1861
֍ The Huyton, Prescot and St Helens railway line opened for passengers - 1st January
֍ Discovery of a Norman font found buried under the tower of St Michael's Church
֍ St. Gabriel's school built in Huyton Quarry, also used as a temporary church
1873
֍ Huyton Local Government Board established
1877
֍ New Congregational Church built at the junction of Victoria Road and Seel Road
֍ Former Congregational Church in Huyton Hey Road becomes known as Park Hall
֍ Huyton Urban District Council, covering Huyton, Roby and Thingwall formed
֍ St. Gabriel's Church, Huyton Quarry consecrated
֍ Liverpool College for Girls, Huyton (later renamed Huyton College) opens
֍ New Huyton Cross erected, replacing the original to celebrate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee
1897
֍ Royal visit by King Edward VII
1905
֍ Huyton-with-Roby's war memorial to the Great War dead erected in the grounds of the council offices, Derby Road
1921
֍ Internment camp established on newly built housing estate at Page Moss
1940
֍ Prisoner of war camp established on King George V Playing Fields
c.1943
֍ First of Huyton's new wartime housing estates under construction
1940s
֍ Huyton-with-Roby's Royal Air Force Association Branch formed (R.A.F.A)
1948
֍ Huntley and Palmer's biscuit factory opens on Wilson Road, Huyton Industrial Estate
1961
֍ Development of Huyton Village into a modern shopping centre began
1960s
֍ Huyton M.P. Harold Wilson officially opens the R.A.F.A. branch headquarters [located in the former villa 'Fairfield'], Archway Road - July 1964
1964
֍ Re-development plan for Huyton town centre published in a Supplement to the Prescot and Huyton Reporter newspaper - 18th November 1966
1966
֍ Huyton-with-Roby Royal British Legion Club opens in 'Heathbank', Archway Road
1967
֍ Huyton Rugby League Football Club formed. From 1969 they played at the new Alt Park ground, off Liverpool Road
1968
֍ Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council formed
1974
֍ Huyton Suite opens - 5th April 1975
1975
֍ ASDA opened its store in Derby Road - 8th November 1977
1977
֍ Huyton Central Library building opened in Derby Road - 20th April 1978
1978
֍ Huyton Rugby League Football Club play their last game at Alt Park. The club moves to Runcorn and changes its name to Runcorn Highfield
1984
֍ Knowsley United Football Club (formerly Kirkby Town F.C.) move to the Alt Park ground, off Liverpool Road (former home ground of Huyton Rugby League F.C.)
1988
֍ New Huyton Library and Gallery building opened in Civic Way
1997
֍ Nutgrove Villa, NHS walk-in centre opened in Westmorland Road
֍ ASDA-Walmart open a two-storey superstore off Huyton Lane
- 28th August 2005
֍ A new modern Huyton-with-Roby Royal Air Force Association headquarters and club opens in Ellison Grove. The old 'Comet Club' building [formerly known as 'Fairfield'], Archway Road is then demolished
2006
֍ Huyton Sports and Arts Centre for Learning secondary school built on former Knowsley Hey School site in Seel Road
2009
֍ Knowsley Leisure Centre and Culture Park opened on Longview Drive
֍ Amalgamation of R.A.F.A. branches. The Ellison Grove site in Huyton becomes the Huyton-with-Roby & Liverpool R.A.F.A. Branch
֍ Huyton Sports and Arts Centre for Learning, Seel Road, changes name to the Lord Derby Academy
֍ Appraisal of The Orchard Conservation Area completed - December 2014
֍ An Extra Care facility, housing 100 people at Blue Bell Park, Alamein Road, opens - October 2015
֍ Appraisal of the Victoria Road & Huyton Church Road Conservation Area completed
֍ Council-owned Volair Limited takes over running of all KMBC's leisure centres including Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park, Longview Drive, Huyton
2016
֍ Knowsley MBC introduce their new vision for Huyton Village in a Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document, a guide to development up to 2028
2017
֍ ‘Foodie Friday’ events begin in Huyton Village featuring street food traders and live entertainment - June 2018
2018
֍ Turkish and Mediterranean restaurant Eton Place opens on Derby Road - February 2019
֍ Appraisal of St Michael's Church Conservation Area completed - March 2019
֍ Development plans for Huyton Village underway: more new shops and restaurants to open and a shop front improvement scheme begun - March 2019
֍ ‘Foodie Friday’ events re-start under the new name: ‘Huyton Live’ - June 2019
֍ New shops, The Coffee House and Hays Travel open on Derby Road - December 2019
֍ Tapas restaurant El Pueblo opens on Derby Road - 25th January 2020
֍ Restaurant and bar Common opens on Derby Road - September 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
֍ The Venue, Civic Way, officially closes - 1st January 2021
֍ Two Huyton projects gain financial support from the Community Environment Fund: St Gabriel's Parish Church Community Garden, Huyton Quarry and The Old Schoolhouse Community Project, Huyton - February 2021
֍ Work is completed on the installation of 18 CCTV cameras providing full coverage throughout Huyton Village centre, following investment by Knowsley Council - March 2021
֍ Italian restaurant La Vita opens in Derby Road - June 2021
֍ Demolition begins on The Venue (formerly The Huyton Suite) building in Civic Way - July 2021
֍ The popular 'Huyton Live' returns to Huyton Village on Friday 24th September 2021
֍ First Artisan and Craft Market to feature in Huyton Village on Saturday 25th September 2021
֍ Public urged throughout the year to become fully vaccinated against the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19)
֍ Two light installations 'Submergence' and 'Singularity' were illuminated in Huyton Village from 12th-26th February, part of the Borough of Culture celebrations
֍ Solasta Steakhouse, Derby Road, opened - 19th February 2022
֍ Following the successful COVID-19 vaccination programme, the government removes the remaining legal restrictions to public freedom - February 2022
֍ Floga, Greek Grill and Restaurant, Derby Road, opened - February 2022
֍ B&M discount store open their new retail premises in Cavendish Walk - 7th May 2022
֍ An array of coloured lighting has been installed within the Archway Road railway bridge - 6th May 2022
֍ A new formal menswear retailer Suitable Attire has opened premises in Sherborne Square - June 2022
֍ A multi-let industrial estate is to be created by Network Space on the former Halewood International site in Wilson Road which could bring up to 1,000 new jobs to the area - 27th June 2022
