What’s new in Port Sunlight?
A Stitch in Time
Between 8 – 22 March, step inside the historic Fire Engine Station to explore a FREE exhibition of Port Sunlight-inspired period costumes
Easter weekend in Port Sunlight
On 18 & 19 April, our popular Easter trail and the Sugar & Spice ‘Food, Drink & Little Luxuries’ Festival returns
Job opportunity
Port Sunlight Village Trust is looking for a Fundraising Manager. Apply by 21 March.
2024 residents survey findings
You can now explore the full findings from our Have Your Say residents survey
Discover the village built on soap
Welcome to Port Sunlight, the village founded by ‘Soap King’ William Hesketh Lever in 1888. The village was built to house Lever’s ‘Sunlight Soap’ factory workers, but today is home to a fascinating museum, beautiful architecture, a world-class art gallery, stunning parkland and a thriving community.
Help us protect Port Sunlight’s monuments
From conserving the Grade I listed War Memorial to our ongoing project to repair the Boating Pond, caring for Port Sunlight’s monuments is important and costly. There are many ways you can support our work, including playing the Port Sunlight Lottery for just £2 per week.
Opportunity: Brief for project management services – The Lyceum at Port Sunlight
PSVT is seeking project management and cost planning services to support a Development phase application to the National Lottery Heritage Fund (Heritage Fund) for our project at the Lyceum.
The story of the ‘Seven Sisterly Sunlighters’
For Women’s History Month, we uncover a glimpse of the varied – and perhaps surprising – role female employees played at Lever Brothers’ Port Sunlight factory in the early 20th century. In August 1924, Port…
Opportunity: Conserving Port Sunlight’s Gladstone Plaque
Port Sunlight Village Trust (PSVT) seeks to commission an ICON accredited conservator to undertake treatment to the bronze Gladstone Plaque, located on the front of the village’s Gladstone Theatre.
Interview with Emma Rodgers: Meet Port Sunlight’s new artist-in-residence
We sat down with Emma recently to find out why she chose to make Port Sunlight’s Fire Engine Station the new home for her world-renowned art, her plans for the unique space and which famous comedian-turned-artist will be joining her…