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A partially collapsed, prominent privately owned building within the Earlestown town centre conservation area is set to be reconstructed following positive actions from St Helens Borough Council.

Councillors are set to discuss plans that would see new vehicles bought to support greater independence for some of the most vulnerable people across St Helens Borough.

St Helens Borough Council is making strides towards reducing its carbon use with a 8.56 per cent drop in greenhouse gas emissions since 2022, councillors will hear next week.

Bricks and roof tiles from demolished town centre buildings are being reclaimed and repurposed as construction progresses on the new St Helens Transport Interchange.

A group of newly qualified children's social workers have been recognised for their achievements after successfully completing the Assessed and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE) programme with St Helens Borough Council.

Providing 307 new homes on a site allocated in the St Helens Local Plan, including 92 affordable properties.

St Helens has been confirmed as national 'pioneer' area for the development of neighbourhood health.

To mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Wednesday 10 September, St Helens Borough Council is supporting the Zero Suicide Alliance 'Train-a-thon'

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet has approved a report week which sets out a series of recommendations to reduce vaping among young people.

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet has approved a significant investment to increase the number of specialist school places at Mill Green School in Parr.

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet has approved a report to tackle the emerging threat of ketamine use among young people in the borough.

Developed by a dedicated Task and Finish Group in partnership with local health organisations, the report examines suicide rates in St Helens and sets out a series of recommendations to strengthen prevention efforts across the borough.