October 2023

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Public Health Annual Report details the challenges facing some local people and the support that is available.

A number of Remembrance Sunday services will take place across St Helens Borough on 12 November to honour those that gave the ultimate sacrifice during conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The annual campaign that helps to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour during the run up to Halloween and Bonfire Night is back with a bang.

As winter approaches we can all take steps to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses, such as flu or Covid-19.

The Bereavement Services team at St Helens Borough Council have won Silver for the fourth year running in the nationwide Cemetery of the Year Award.

Residents may soon see a change to their recycling and waste collection day and week, as part of the improved recycling service's launch.

Communities are invited to have their say on a new walking and cycling route in Haydock and Blackbrook.

Active travel infrastructure in St Helens Borough has moved up a gear following £2.2m worth of improvements to cycleways and local habitats.

Zero suicides in St Helens Borough is the goal of a new public health strategy, which recently saw its formal launch.

With the season of goodwill fast approaching, St Helens Borough Council is calling on kind-hearted residents, businesses and organisations to help make Christmas 2023 extra special for some of the borough's most disadvantaged children and young people.

The chairman of the St Helens Town Deal Board has been praised for his role in securing £25m of investment as he announces he will step down from the role.