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Domestic Abuse
In St Helens Borough, we have a zero tolerance of all forms of domestic abuse. Domestic Abuse can happen to anyone. Please don't wait for an emergency to find help. If domestic abuse is happening to you, it's important to tell someone.
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Don't Be Misled. Be Informed.
There's a lot of misinformation about immigration and asylum seekers currently being circulated, so it's important that we put out the facts and set the record straight.
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More than £6.5m invested in school improvements across St Helens
St Helens Borough Council has committed more than £6.5m to school improvements for 2026/2027 as part of a commitment to ensure every child and young person has a positive start in life.
New Date Stone celebrates Earlestown Town Hall: restored, renewed, and reimagined
A commemorative Date Stone has been laid to mark the construction of the new extension to Earlestown Town Hall, marking a significant moment in the restoration of one of Newton-le-Willows' most iconic and much-loved buildings.
Through their eyes: Young people in St Helens capture their perception of safety in powerful photo showcase
A powerful exhibition revealing how young people perceive safety and their sense of community in St Helens has gone on display this week as part of a Photovoice Showcase led by the Merseyside Violence Reduction Partnership (MVRP)
£90,000 technology upgrade rolls out across St Helens Libraries
St Helens Borough Council is investing in a suite of new and improved technology across local libraries as part of a service wide IT refresh.