Anthony Burns elected new Leader
Councillor Anthony Burns has been elected as St Helens Borough Labour Group Leader, after a…
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St Helens Linkway to be renamed in honour of Saints’ greatest
Having hung up his boots at the end of last season after a glittering career,…
Labour call for action on children’s care costs scandal
Labour has called for urgent action children’s social care to end the rampant profiteering of…
COUNCIL BUDGET AGREED – RECORD INVESTMENT IN REGENERATION PROJECTS AND PROTECTION FOR OUR MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS
The St Helens Borough Council Budget for 2024/25 and Medium Term Financial Plan for 2024/27…
Tory Budget offers no hope for communities and public services
Today the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt revealed the Government Budget. Announcements included a welcome extension to…
Pothole update
With a rise in reports against a backdrop of significant government funding cuts, St Helens…
Road improvement schemes progress
As part of an ongoing commitment to road safety, St Helens Borough Council has carried…
Landscaping and biodiversity plans approved for Parkside
A planning condition to deliver a high-quality landscaping and biodiversity environment as part of St…
Santa Dash fundraising total revealed
A St Helens charity has received a much-needed boost following the success of the St…
New Family Hub opens in St Helens town centre
Formerly Central Link Children’s Centre in Peter Street, Central Link Family Hub is part of…
Supporting hundreds of children over the holidays
During the Christmas holidays, children and young people eligible for free school meals have been…
Sponsors help add sparkle to Christmas celebrations
The Christmas countdown is truly on as St Helens and Earlestown are sparkling with festive…
Planning application for St Helens town centre regeneration submitted
A landmark project drawing on an ambitious vision to create a more vibrant, sustainable, and…
Freedom of the Borough
A special ceremony was held in St Helens Town Hall last night (30 November) as…
Parkside Annual Report published
One of the region’s biggest and most significant regeneration projects is already having a positive…
Earlestown regeneration update
Local residents and businesses across Earlestown, Newton-Le-Willows and St Helens are being invited to view…
Fair Funding for St Helens Borough Now!
Concerned leaders across St Helens Borough have written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy…
We will remember them
Last weekend we marked Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday, joining servicemen and women past and…
First of three new Family Hubs officially opens
Public health, social care, education and community partners came together this week for the official…
Getting ready for winter
Our Labour Council is getting ready to keep the local road network as safe as…
Government U-turn on ticket office closures!
Plans to close ticket offices at hundreds of train stations – including most here in…