November 2025

Dedicated and passionate people who selflessly give up their time to support their communities have been recognised at a special event honouring volunteers.

St Helens Borough Council is flying the flag to celebrate #LoveStHelens and our communities with the introduction of new Union Flag banners across the borough.

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet have approved £1.408m of funding to move to the next stage of the major restoration project that will see the transformation of the historic Gamble Building in St Helens town centre.

The first two locations chosen as part of a programme to release council sites into community ownership will help boost investment in Windle and Earlestown.

The family and friends of former councillor Linda Maloney helped to celebrate her support for the community she served as a park was unveiled in her memory in her old ward.

Work to demolish the Whint Footbridge in Haydock is set to begin today, Monday 17 November, as part of a council project to replace the existing narrow structure with a wider, modern steel footbridge.

An exciting new chapter is on the horizon for Moss Bank Library as it prepares to relocate to Moss Bank Children's Centre.

The next phase in delivering a state-of-the-art St Helens Transport Interchange in the town centre is underway.

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet will be asked to consider £1.408m of funding to move to the next stage of the major restoration project.

Councillors will hear about the efforts partnership working is having to keep vulnerable adults safe across St Helens Borough.

Get ready to celebrate the countdown to the festive season at the St Helens and Earlestown Christmas lights switch-on events.

Councillors will be asked to back a strategy that will make green spaces more accessible, safer and more enjoyable for residents.