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St Helens Borough is set to welcome "Smile Squad," an engaging new initiative that's promoting good oral health in young children.

With Christmas a charitable time of year, St Helens Borough Council is delighted to team up with a number of faith and third sector organisations as part of this year's town centre Christmas celebrations.

A new strategy for special educational needs and disabilities support puts the ideas and thoughts of children, young people and their families at its heart.

A project that would become an integral part of the exciting life sciences investment in St Helens is set to be considered at Cabinet next week.

Are you a young entrepreneur or business owner looking for new opportunities to build your business or sell your products? Or would you relish the opportunity to perform to a crowd?

With more than 2,400 tonnes of rock salt stored away and a nine-strong fleet of gritting vehicles, St Helens Borough Council's highways team is ready to tackle freezing conditions head-on as the winter maintenance programme for this year gets underway.

Dust off your trainers and dig out your Christmas jumper because the St Helens Santa Dash is back, with registration now open.

A range of health and education partners came together this week for the launch of St Helens Borough Council's innovative Adult Social Care strategy - with the core aim of enabling people to live healthier, happier lives.

St Helens Borough Council has announced the dates for its town centre Christmas celebrations in St Helens and Earlestown - with families and local communities encouraged to come together and play an active role.

Following the sad passing of Councillor Linda Maloney MBE, a by-election will soon take place in Blackbrook Ward.

The council is considering further action to ensure that public spaces are safe and accessible for all, including the potential for a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO).

Work starts today (Monday 7 October) to construct the initial phase of a new active travel route in St Helens as part of a proposed scheme to link Lea Green to Whiston Hospital.