AGREED! Town centre masterplans approved by Cabinet – public consultation to begin 1st November
The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform St Helens and Earlestown town centres has moved a step…
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Green Festivals to take place later this month
A special family-friendly festival will be held in St Helens Borough later this month (October)…
“These plans will help to make sure our future is a bright one”
Earlestown Labour Councillors have reacted to the plans for major transformation and investment in the…
“Let’s work together now to make our town centre the success we all want”
St Helens town centre Labour councillors Carole Ann Gill, Anne McCormack and Michelle Sweeney have…
TOWN CENTRE PLANS UNVEILED
Draft proposals which are set to see ‘game-changing’ transformation of St Helens and Earlestown town…
£3.8m funding for transport improvements agreed by Cabinet
Our Labour Cabinet have this week agreed £3.8m funding for a range of sustainable transport…
Regeneration announcement due next week
Sir Michael Lyons, Chair of The English Cities Fund (ECF) was among those who paid…
Penkford School build underway – another Labour promise being delivered!
The work to create a new fit-for-purpose home for Penkford School is under way. Staff…
Business start-up support now on offer in St Helens Library
Anyone with a business idea or wanting to develop an existing model can now access…
New Place Board created to help deliver inclusive growth for the borough
A new board is set to help promote economic growth and do everything possible to…
Gamble restoration to begin
Work to restore one of St Helens Borough’s most iconic landmark buildings will get underway…
St Helens Borough Afghan appeal
With St Helens Borough Council playing its part in the resettlement of Afghan refugees, the…
Major brownfield regeneration project underway
Work to transform a derelict brownfield site in Sutton into a new neighbourhood with high…
St Helens Borough to mark World Suicide Prevention Day
St Helens Borough will be remembering those we have lost to suicide as part of…
Steve Prescott Bridge to get overdue deep clean
St Helens’ iconic Steve Prescott Bridge is set for a pamper as it undergoes a…
St Helens to get digital boost thanks to infrastructure investment
St Helens Borough is getting an ultrafast broadband boost which will provide a technological edge…
Zero-emission local buses another step closer
The supplier has been chosen to deliver the first vehicles of a new, zero-emission hydrogen…
World-first projects underway in St Helens
Two world-first projects are underway here in St Helens, putting our borough and the Liverpool…
Years of falling wages under the Conservatives leaves working families over £1,000 worse off
Official government data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the average worker has…
Labour pledge a new deal for working people
Working people are losing out under the Conservatives The pandemic has exposed the fact that…
SPECIAL FEATURE: Supporting businesses, workers and growth
It’s been a busy summer, with work progressing at pace on a number of exciting…