March 2022

St Helens borough residents wishing to commemorate Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a street party are invited to apply to the council for a free road closure.

St Helens Borough Council's highways department has come in for high praise following the recent completion of a number of road resurfacing works.

Book lovers are invited to attend an afternoon with a Sunday Times bestselling author this month (March).

Younger residents aged between 12-15 across St Helens Borough are being urged to get their Covid-19 vaccinations after latest figures show that just over half of eligible teenagers locally have stepped forward to receive their first jab.

St Helens Borough Council Leader David Baines has passed on a good luck message to participants ahead of this Sunday's (6 March) St Helens 10k.

Councillors have approved the financial plan at Council on Wednesday evening for the 2022/23 budget.

Journeys on St Helens Borough highways and transport network would become smoother and safer, under a new multi-million-pound investment package set to be discussed by local leaders this week.

We're reminding residents and empty home owners of the support on offer to ensure they make the most of their property.

Cowley Hill pupils have been giving their views about how streets could be safer and healthier for their journeys to school.

Sixteen organisations dedicated to reducing their carbon emissions have secured funding from a £120,000 pot.

More than 97 per cent of parents have been successful in securing one of their preferred secondary schools for their child for September 2022.

Residents and businesses in St Helens are being asked to come forward with ideas for new 'social businesses'.