Knotty Ash

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Knotty Ash is an area of Liverpool and a Liverpool City Council Ward. It derived its name from a gnarled ash tree, and was made famous in the United Kingdom by the stand-up comedian Ken Dodd.

In 2004, a new Ash tree was planted close to the site of the original (outside the Knotty Ash pub) by its most famous resident Mr Ken Dodd.

Knotty Ash is mentioned in the lyrics of the Song Liverpool Lullaby by Cilla Black.

Knotty Ash railway station once served the area.

Council Ward profile

City of Liverpool
Districts
Aigburth \| Allerton \| Anfield \| Belle Vale \| Broadgreen \| Canning \| Childwall \| Clubmoor \| Croxteth \| Dingle \| Dovecot \| Edge Hill \| Everton \| Fairfield \| Fazakerley \| Garston \| Gateacre \| Grassendale \| Hunts Cross \| Kensington \| Kirkdale \| Knotty Ash \| Mossley Hill \| Netherley \| Norris Green \| Old Swan \| St Michael's Hamlet \| Speke \| Stoneycroft \| Toxteth \| Tuebrook \| Walton \| Wavertree \| West Derby \| Woolton
City Council Wards
Allerton & Hunts Cross \| Anfield \| Belle Vale \| Central \| Childwall \| Church \| Clubmoor \| County \| Cressington \| Croxteth \| Everton \| Fazakerley \| Greenbank \| Kensington & Fairfield \| Kirkdale \| Knotty Ash \| Mossley Hill \| Norris Green \| Old Swan \| Picton \| Princes Park \| Riverside \| Speke Garston \| St Michaels \| Tuebrook and Stoneycroft \| Warbreck \| Wavertree \| West Derby \| Woolton \| Yew Tree

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