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  • Two 12-year-olds to cycle 175 miles from Old Trafford to Stadium of Light


    Two 12-year-old boys who have raised more than £40,000 are set to cycle 175 miles from Old Trafford to the Stadium of Light for the Bradley Lowery Foundation.
  • Students invited to say farewell to much-loved St Helens teacher


    AFTER more than 30 years, English teacher Mrs Carney is retiring from her post at St Cuthbert's Catholic High School.
  • Woman shares story after being diagnosed with rare incurable cancer


    A young woman is sharing her incurable cancer journey to raise awareness of an incredibly rare cancer.
  • 'We're going to knock your socks off' landlord's promise after best pub listing


    The landlord of one of St Helens' two pubs named among the best in the UK says the recognition is a proud moment for his team – but believes more pubs from the borough deserved to make the list.
  • Children delight as Rotary hands out free books across St Helens schools


    Rotary St Helens’ Books4Home project gifts 500 free books to pupils at Holy Cross and Merton Bank, helping children discover the joy of reading.
  • Inside £275k St Helens bungalow with spacious garden and garage


    Three-bedroom dormer bungalow in St Helens for £275,000, featuring a large garden, garage and cul-de-sac location.
  • Andy Burnham vows to give people ‘hope back’ as he becomes Labour leader


    Andy Burnham pledges to restore unity and give people ‘hope back’ as he becomes Labour leader and prepares to enter Downing Street.
  • Volunteers urged to help clean up Black Brook in St Helens this weekend


    Join Sankey Canal Restoration Society’s Black Brook clean-up in St Helens this Saturday, 10am–2pm
  • 'They were the heart of our family' loved ones' tribute a year on from arson attack


    A year on from the deaths of Eric Greener and Sheila Jackson, their heartbroken family have paid an emotional tribute to the couple, saying they remain "the heart of our family" and are missed "more than words could ever express".
  • Rotary programme helps St Helens children discover new careers


    Rotary St Helens careers scheme inspires Year 6 pupils, broadening horizons and introducing new job opportunities through engaging school events.
  • Much-loved headteacher retiring after 34 years at the same St Helens primary school


    A much-loved St Helens headteacher is retiring after dedicating her entire 34-year teaching career to the same primary school.
  • St Helens to enjoy sunshine as weekend temperatures stay warm


    Warm, dry and sunny spells forecast in St Helens this weekend, with light winds, very low rain chances and high pollen levels for hay fever sufferers.
  • Girl given just years to live defies odds to celebrate happy prom milestone


    The girl who has defied all the odds after being diagnosed with a life-limiting condition 10 years ago has just celebrated her leavers' prom with her tearful mum saying "don't ever lose hope."
  • Step-free lift installed at historic town hall ahead of reopening


    A step-free lift has been installed at Earlestown Town Hall as part of major renovation works.
  • Two St Helens pubs named among best in UK by The Telegraph


    TWO St Helens pubs have been named among the best in the UK by national newspaper The Telegraph.
  • Blaze tears through derelict factory at former Alfred Knight site


    FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze at a derelict factory in St Helens, earmarked for housing development.
  • Historic St Helens building set for new chapter as sale progresses


    THE Millennium Centre has exchanged contracts to purchase Victoria Park’s historic Mansion House on the 25th anniversary of the charity’s foundation.
  • Traders fear drink and drug-fuelled daytime disorder is driving shoppers away


    Shoppers are being put off coming into St Helens town centre because of disorder caused by drinkers and drug users, worried traders have told the Star.
  • Police say children under 10 have been reported using illegal e-bikes in town


    CHILDREN under the age of 10 have been reported using illegal electric bikes in Warrington.
  • How St Helens Council plans to manage concerns over rising HMO numbers


    ST HELENS Council is considering new planning rules designed to give it greater control over where Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) can be created across the borough.

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