News
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Plans to halt projects will help save council £2 million
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.
Cabinet to consider changes to taxi ranks as town centre regeneration continues
The move would ensure taxi services continue to meet the needs of residents, visitors and businesses throughout the town centre's ambitious regeneration programme.
Cabinet to discuss new protections for renters and penalties for rogue landlords
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.
Billinge and Seneley Green by-election result
The full results of the Billinge and Seneley Green by-elections:
Haydock Library showcased on world stage alongside prestigious national libraries
Haydock Library has been showcased alongside some of the country's most prestigious libraries as the UK prepares to host the 2027 World Library and Information Congress.
Earlestown businesses and building owners invited to find out more about new Building Improvement Programme
Businesses and building owners are invited to find out more following approval by the Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board.
Residents encouraged to 'Know their Numbers' at free blood pressure check event
Residents across St Helens borough are being encouraged to take a simple step towards improving their health by getting their blood pressure checked for free during Know Your Numbers Week this September.
Ten local organisations to be supported by the Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board Community Pot
The Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board has named the first organisations who will benefit from its new Community Pot grant fund.
Residents invited to shape the future of youth provision in St Helens
Residents across St Helens borough are being encouraged to have their say on the future of youth services as part of a borough-wide needs assessment aimed at better understanding what support young people need to thrive.