July 2025

Councillors have endorsed new plans to invest more than £1.2 million into the borough's roads

St Helens Borough Council is celebrating extra success in this year's Green Flag Awards, as two additional parks receive the prestigious mark of quality, bringing the council's total to five.

MHCLG has approved the next round of funding for Newton-le-Willows as part of the Plans for Neighbourhoods Programme, which will see £20million invested in the town over the next 10 years.

We've so much to be proud about and we're continuing to deliver on the things that matter most to our residents and communities.

A St Helens landmark industrial heritage building is a step closer to opening to the public following an extensive £1.3 million restoration project funded by the government's Town Deal fund.

The delivery marks a major milestone in the development a new modern medical glass manufacturing facility located at the Life Science Innovation Zone in St Helens.

The Inspiring Sporting Women plaque recognition scheme honours exceptional female athletes from the borough who have represented their country at international level, including at the Commonwealth and Olympic Games.

Planning application submitted to transform Moss Bank Children's Centre

St Helens Borough Council has acknowledged the difficult situation for The World of Glass.

St Helens Borough Council approved the continuation of its membership of the Mersey Forest Partnership for the next five years at Cabinet last week.

Councillors have approved an action plan that will continue to drive St Helens Borough Council's good work as an organisation delivering for its residents.

St Helens Borough Council is taking part in a Liverpool City Region Combined Authority initiative that uses recycling trucks to identify areas with poor mobile phone coverage.