Blood, sweat and survival for pubs in a time of change for St Helens The past 18 months have offered a unique set of challenges for already under-strain pubs in St Helens Liverpool Echo · Mar 11, 2023
Lost St Helens railway stations that are now just memories It would have once been a lot easier to navigate the borough by train Liverpool Echo · Mar 7, 2023
Care home threatened grieving family with bailiffs over dead mum's fees An Ombudsman investigation has found St Helens Council was at fault Liverpool Echo · Feb 24, 2023
Application for 520 new homes spark concerns People living in the area have shared worries about the NHS Liverpool Echo · Feb 13, 2023
'More must be done' for Merseyside homeless as 38 die in past year "There have been deaths caused by sleeping rough in extreme temperatures and this needs to be addressed" Liverpool Echo · Dec 18, 2022
Major road closure sparks concerns of 'gridlock' traffic Some fear they "won't be able to get off their driveway" Liverpool Echo · Dec 6, 2022
Urgent warning over 'dangerous threat' to Merseyside communities Many people are trying to save as much money as they can during the cost of living crisis Liverpool Echo · Nov 30, 2022
Nightclub's expansion plan approved as 'dilapidated' building knocked down Plans were approved by St Helens Council Liverpool Echo · Nov 29, 2022
Gran ordered to pay Welshman £200 for throwing wine at him in row over English house-buyers Julia Taylor, 61, threw a glass of wine at stranger Alun Williams in a fit of rage after an emotional exchange about property. The glass hit Mr Williams' teeth, leaving two of them broken. Daily Mirror · Oct 24, 2022
Teacher forced to sell house after keeping more than £34k of council money by mistake Danielle Auerbach-Byrne kept more than £30,000 paid to her by St Helens Council after a clerical error Liverpool Echo · Oct 17, 2022
Fake U2, Foo Fighters and Nickelback t-shirts sold by Merseyside firm Trading Standards found T-Shirt Subway sold tens of thousands of pounds of counterfeit tops Liverpool Echo · Oct 15, 2022
13 of the best jobs in football, sport and fitness now available in Liverpool The list includes roles at Everton, Liverpool, Tranmere Rovers and loads of other places in the city Liverpool Echo · Sep 19, 2022
Vandals 'senselessly take joy' from families after targeting park Images show the damage to the children's park which will now need to be replaced Liverpool Echo · Sep 1, 2022
Council cremate man without telling devastated family before losing his ashes His nieces, who lived some distance away, weren't told when their family member was cremated or what happened to his ashes, meaning they couldn't say their final goodbyes Daily Mirror · Jun 27, 2022
Liverpool Echo · Jun 13, 2022 Nearly 400 new homes approved for former farmland as part of major Knowsley development Halsnead Garden Village plans have been six years in the making
Liverpool Echo · Jun 13, 2022 World's first medicine factory to become flats and hairdressers The building was the first factory in the world built to produce medicine
Liverpool Echo · May 6, 2022 Labour retain majority in St Helens despite Green and Independent gains Labour maintain control of St Helens Council
Liverpool Echo · Mar 28, 2022 Government must invest in electric vehicle charging devices in Mersey town, says MP Ministers must put money into St Helens to end e-vehicle postcode lottery and help people to "get on and go green"
Liverpool Echo · Feb 6, 2022 Undercover police targeting paedophiles online in bid to protect Liverpool children Merseyside Police has increased the size of a specialist team of online officers as part of efforts to protect children from exploitation