May 2023

Residents are urged to alert authorities if they find a dead gull or water bird following the confirmation of a case of bird flu found in a wild bird in Earlestown.

Foster families were welcomed into St Helens Town Hall for a teddy bear's picnic as part of activities planned to mark Foster Care Fortnight - the UK's biggest foster care awareness-raising campaign.

The Windle ward councillor has chosen to support the Deafness Resource Centre and will be the first Mayor of St Helens to introduce the role of 'Mayor's Cadet'

Art and design ideas that reflect the proud heritage, buildings and features to be enjoyed by children and families, and high ambitions for the future are at the heart of plans to revitalise St Helens own centre, according to the team behind the proposals.

Retailers warned to ensure all disposable e-cigarettes, e-liquids and vaping devices they sell meet UK legal requirements.

A day dedicated to celebrating St Helens' rich heritage will be held later this month as part of Borough of Culture celebrations.

Feeling stressed or anxious? Come along to a session in St Helens town centre on how you can cope and what support is available.

Pupils and staff have given top marks to their new fit-for-purpose school following a £7.7m investment by St Helens Borough Council.

Gear up for a turbo weekend as a Classic Car Show comes to Earlestown next weekend.

St Helens Borough Council has worked with Barclays bank to ensure a presence remains in St Helens Town Centre following the closure of its Church Street branch today (4 May).

A limited supply available to collect, as thanks to residents for using the council's garden waste service.

On average, 62 children and young people a day in the UK are referred to agencies to investigate neglect - but could you spot the key signs?