July 2023

Community groups across St Helens Borough are encouraged to apply for VOLA UK Share Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Digital Connectivity for Community Facilities Grants Programme.

A renewed call for action across the borough to help eliminate suicide is the focus of a new strategy focused on suicide prevention.

Quality homes where people can live well, as Cabinet approves the latest Housing Capital Programme.

This year the council will replace 45 vehicles and equipment from mowers, sweepers and small vans to trailers and tools with sustainable alternatives.

Part of an ongoing review to ensure that parish councils continue to reflect the identity and interests of their communities.

A six-month trial to prevent clothes, shoes and recyclable materials from ending up in landfill.

Liverpool City Region leaders have warned the country risks missing its climate targets because of government 'backsliding' on its environmental pledges.

Progress is being made to construct a new link road in Newton-le-Willows, seen as the key to unlocking the full potential of the ambitious Parkside development which will deliver much-needed investment and jobs for local residents.

A senior St Helens Borough Councillor has expressed concerns over central government proposals to close a number of railway ticket offices in the borough.

A community-focused commission targeting inequalities across St Helens Borough has clinched a top national award.

Abbeyford Children's Home celebrated its most recent impressive Ofsted report in outstanding fashion over the weekend by throwing a garden party - with Disney characters, superheroes and farmyard animals in tow.

At a meeting of St Helens Borough Council Planning Committee this week, approval was granted for the redevelopment of Longton Lane Community Primary School in Rainhill.