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PSPOs allow councils to set conditions on the use of identified public spaces to address persistent anti-social behaviour and related issues.

St Helens Borough Council has today (Tuesday 15 April) launched a grants scheme to support residents and community groups to provide library facilities in their area.

The ambitious vision to create a more vibrant, sustainable, and people-focused town centre in St Helens is already making a tangible difference for the local community, according to newly released figures.

St Helens Borough Council has reaffirmed its commitment to working alongside voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) organisations through a refreshed draft of the St Helens Together Strategy.

St Helens Borough Council is set to embark on a significant transformation of children's social care services with the introduction of the Families First Partnership Programme.

St Helens Borough Council supported by Avison Young - and design team partners, SLR Consulting and Social - has launched the first community consultation on the emerging Bold Forest Garden Village masterplan proposals in Bold.

The transformation of St Helens town centre is picking up pace as the next stage of regeneration works gets underway — clearing the way for a new, high-quality transport interchange designed to better serve residents, commuters, and visitors.

"St Helens Borough Council has been transformed over the past five years." Those are the words of praise from an independent team of local government experts who conducted a review of how the council operates.

A legal agreement behind a £10m grant active travel infrastructure in St Helens has now been signed. The news paves the way for more than 1,100 new homes, plus more than 200,000 square feet of new employment space

Proposals for a greener, accessible and more comfortable transport interchange in the heart of St Helens town centre have been submitted to St Helens Borough Council for planning approval.

Newton-le-Willows residents are being invited to have their say on their priorities to make Newton le willows a stronger, better connected and healthier community - shaping the investment plan for £20m worth of Plan for Neighbourhood Funding.

St Helens Borough Council has received national recognition for its approach to tech enabled care which is supporting people to live independently in the own homes for longer, with eyes firmly on the prize for another prestigious award.