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Honouring The Past, Absent Friends - What Remembrance Day Means to Me

As communities across the borough prepare to come together for Remembrance events, Councillor Tony Devanny, St Helens Borough Council's Armed Forces Champion and a British Army veteran with 25 years' service, shares his personal thoughts on what Remembrance means to him and why it remains as important today as ever.

Results Day: What Next?

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.

Your Vote, Your Voice: Whole Council Elections in St Helens on Thursday 7 May

On Thursday 7 May, residents across the borough will have the opportunity to take part in the St Helens Borough whole council elections. This is a key moment in the local democratic calendar and a chance for people to have their say on how local services are shaped and delivered for years to come - says St Helens Borough Council Chief Executive & Returning Officer, Mark Palethorpe.

Street and a Half - a social innovation cluster - Why impact matters and clusters work

St Helens' Street and a Half (SnA) is the new home for 16 creative and social businesses in St Helens with growth ambitions. Created in partnership by St Helens Borough Council and Kindred, SnA is an example of a social innovation cluster.