June 2023

A slide, artificial grass and a number of balancing logs at Queen's Park were so severely fire damaged, they had to be removed due to safety concerns.

An exciting strategy focused on building an inclusive, thriving and well-connected economy has been approved by St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet.

The plans for a key Town Deal development reflecting the heritage of St Helens Borough's glass industry have taken a step closer to delivery.

To mark Clean Air Day (15 June), primary school pupils in St Helens borough with a passion for reducing traffic pollution and congestion have been praised for showing their creative side in a bid to make motorists think twice about where they park.

A programme focused on supporting families living with the effects of alcohol dependency in St Helens Borough has been hailed nationally.

The draft Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Strategy outlines how the borough can prepare for the transition to electric vehicles.

With the consent of next of kin, many crematoriums across the country carry out the recycling of metals.

St Helens Borough Council's commitment to supporting local businesses and residents by reducing long-term flood risk at hotspot areas will continue this week.

A key piece of infrastructure that will unlock the full potential of the Parkside site at Newton-le-Willows is progressing positively.

Councillors got a glimpse of the developments at Omega West, which is already delivering jobs and apprenticeship opportunities for St Helens Borough residents.

Parkside Regeneration, the joint venture between St Helens Borough Council and developer Langtree, has confirmed submission of its reserved matters planning application for the first phase of development.

Highlighting the contributions, creativity and resilience of displaced people in the St Helens Borough community.