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They're known as 'Respect Orders' and give councils, police and housing providers stronger powers to deal with repeat offenders under the Crime and Policing Act 2026.

This vital road safety message is being shared by St Helens Borough Council's Road Safety Team, who this week took part in a regional day of road safety action.

Dedicated professionals and teams who make a difference to the lives of vulnerable adults were recognised at a special safeguarding awards ceremony hosted by St Helens Borough Council.

St Helens Borough Council has voted to end its voluntary Net Zero targets and remove the Climate Emergency, replacing it with a Sustainable St Helens Plan to deliver cleaner communities and support the rich biodiversity of the borough.

Councillors called on an important regional waste and recycling authority to give St Helens Borough residents the representation they need on its committees.

On World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September), St Helens Borough Council is highlighting its commitment to supporting residents' mental health and wellbeing through the Martin Gallier Project as a new, dedicated suicide prevention service for the borough.

St Helens Borough Council is inviting residents, landowners, businesses and stakeholders to help shape future development in the borough.

Scrunching is the best way to tell if something is made from aluminium or not. Crush the item in the palm of your hand and then open your hand. If it stays scrunched, it's aluminium.

The full results of the Billinge and Seneley Green by-elections:

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.