News
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Work progresses to protect St Helens Borough's valued green spaces
St Helens Borough Council is continuing to deliver on its commitment to protect the borough's most valued parks, playing fields and open spaces.
Changes to free school meal voucher support
Families eligible for free school meals will no longer automatically receive food vouchers during school holidays, following changes to Government funding guidance.
Council to undertake further work on Newton-le-Willows Library proposals following public feedback
St Helens Borough Council has provided an update on proposals relating to the future location of Newton-le-Willows Library following an initial public consultation.
Community groups invited to apply for Tour de France Grand Départ Legacy Fund
Community organisations across St Helens are being given the chance to create a lasting legacy from the Tour de France, when it races through the borough next year.
St Helens borough set for landmark £148m investment to improve transport, connectivity and growth
The borough is set to benefit from almost £148 million of investment over the next five years in the largest coordinated transport investment package secured in recent decades.
Plan sets out course for brighter future for St Helens Borough
A new Council Plan will put residents at the heart of everything St Helens Borough Council does to help shape a brighter future for St Helens Borough.
Countdown to Christmas in St Helens Borough as festive events programme revealed
The countdown to Christmas in St Helens Borough is set to begin later this month, with the hugely popular Independent Street Artisan Market returning as part of festive celebrations in both St Helens and Earlestown town centres.
Be Winter Prepared: New guide and drop-in events to help residents stay warm, well, and safe
Plan ahead, be prepared, and access the advice and support that can keep you going throughout the winter months.
Rogue trader jailed in Trading Standards case after exploiting elderly widow
A rogue trader has been jailed in a case brought by St Helens Borough Council's Trading Standards team, after exploiting an 87-year-old St Helens woman.
St Helens town centre celebrates fifth Purple Flag Award
The award is an international accreditation programme that recognises those who achieve safe and thriving locations at night for all visitors.
St Helens Libraries to bring National Year of Reading celebrations to a close with Carnival of Reading
Taking place on Saturday 7 November from 10am to 5pm, the free event will transform St Helens Library and The World of Glass into a vibrant festival of reading, storytelling, theatre, music and creative activities.