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Students across St Helens Borough are celebrating after receiving their GCSE results.

As the new academic year approaches, St Helens Borough Council's Adult and Community Learning (ACL) service is hosting a series of information events for residents eager to develop new skills, build confidence, or explore a new career.

New facilities at Lea Green Railway Station have opened for customers, following a £10 million upgrade as part of the Southern Gateway project.

As summer reaches its peak, there's been a lot happening across St Helens — from commemorative ceremonies to award winning parks and heartfelt farewells.

New textiles recycling banks are popping up in locations across the borough following a successful trial to prevent clothes, shoes and recyclable materials from ending up in landfill.

The hugely popular Pop Up Market will return to the historic Earlestown Market this August.

Six local community groups and charities are being backed to deliver their visions for community libraries thanks to a £50,000 funding programme offered by St Helens Borough Council.

Safe Nights, Great Places highlights the borough as a vibrant, welcoming and safe place to enjoy an evening out - at a time of exciting transformation for the town centres.

Councillors are set to discuss plans that would open new accommodation for young care experienced people that would give them the support to prepare for adult life.

The initiative was launched to help educate young people about the dangers and consequences of carrying a knife from a victim, perpetrator and community perspective.

As part of the Phase One reserved matters planning application the town centre scheme has undergone a series of design refinements that prioritise environmental and community benefits.

St Helens Borough Council has today (Tuesday 15 April) launched a grants scheme to support residents and community groups to provide library facilities in their area.