August 2026

These include the offer of free school uniforms for pupils, free town centre parking, bringing back the park ranger service, and a Pride in Place fund for wards* across the borough.

The move would ensure taxi services continue to meet the needs of residents, visitors and businesses throughout the town centre's ambitious regeneration programme.

A new Housing Enforcement Policy and Civil Financial Penalty Policy will be presented to cabinet on Wednesday 2 September, with members asked to approve the adoption of both.

Businesses and building owners are invited to find out more following approval by the Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board.

The Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board has named the first organisations who will benefit from its new Community Pot grant fund.

The Mayor, Cllr Stephen Little, recently welcomed Jackson and parents Paul and Jen to the Mayor's Parlour to present his award.

Extensive public realm improvements are set to begin in Earlestown town centre as the next phase of works for the transformational regeneration programme gets underway.

Come along to our Active Travel event where a range of local services are ready to support you to feel great and live well.

The next stage in delivery of the ambitious transformation programme for St Helens town centre will see essential enabling works take place around Hall Street.

For thousands of young people across St Helens Borough, August is a month filled with anticipation. Whether you're collecting your A-level, T Level, BTEC or GCSE results, it's completely normal to feel excited, nervous, relieved, or even a combination of all three.

The £3.434 million scheme will transform one of the borough's busiest junctions, addressing long-standing issues for pedestrians, wheelchair users, cyclists and other active travel users while also delivering essential highway and drainage improvements.

A vibrant community mural has transformed a graffiti hot spot in St Helens Town Centre, bringing young people together to create a lasting piece of public artwork while helping tackle recurring vandalism.