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August 2024

Planning application submitted for next phase of Parkside colliery regeneration

Parkside Regeneration LLP has submitted a hybrid planning application for the second phase of its regeneration of Parkside Colliery in Newton-le-Willows, following extensive consultation last month.

Milton Street Allotments Expands with Council Investment, Doubling Plot Availability for Local Gardeners

Dozens of budding growers will soon get their opportunity to put down roots as Milton Street Allotment expands with council investment, doubling plot availability for local gardeners.

The Growth Company helps St Helens Borough businesses to prosper

Businesses and aspiring start-ups in St Helens are being offered access to a tailored package of support to help them grow, innovate and create new jobs for local people.

Steve Prescott Bridge to receive a clean

Motorists are advised that road closures will be in place on Linkway East from next week as St Helens' iconic Steve Prescott Bridge undergoes a refurbishment.

Community and voluntary groups set to benefit from new fund

Community or voluntary groups may now be able to benefit for a grant up to £2,000 under a new scheme being launched by St Helens Borough Council.

£4.7 million programme to help residents live well and independently

Safe homes where people can live well and independently made possible by latest Housing Capital Programme, representing more than £4.7 million in funding.

New skatepark opens in Sherdley Park

A new skatepark has been created in Sherdley Park giving extreme sports enthusiasts -and beginners eager to learn - another place to hone their skills and tricks.

Chelsea Pensioners welcomed to St Helens Town Hall as part of outreach programme

St Helens Borough Council had the pleasure of hosting 15 Chelsea Pensioners at the town hall this week as part of a national outreach programme to connect with fellow veterans.

Have your say on buildings of local historic interest

Residents and community groups with an interest in heritage are being encouraged to nominate buildings, structures and sites of local historical significance for them to be given the appropriate level of consideration in planning decisions.

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