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A vacant brownfield site in Parr will benefit from £1.01million of government funding in a huge boost to the regeneration of the area.

St Helens Borough Council's Day Opportunities service is trialling an innovative piece of technology which helps improve the wellbeing of people living with cognitive challenges.

Overnight carriageway resurfacing works along some of the borough's key routes will get underway next week.

A major industrial trial was successfully undertaken this month as part of a Glass Futures project to identify and demonstrate a variety of economically and technically suitable low-cost bioderived fuels for a range of industrial glass and ceramics sites with furnaces of varying designs and scales.

Councillors are set to discuss the opportunity to become part of a science investment zone that could support major regeneration through high quality job creation.

Councillors are set to decide on the acceptance of more than £12million in funding for two key transport schemes.

Fostering can mean everything to those involved. That is the message of a powerful new fostering film from over 100 councils.

A special council meeting will take place later this month where tributes will be paid to Councillor Linda Maloney MBE, who passed away last month.

St Helens Library Service has arranged a spellbinding afternoon of fun for all young wizards, witches, and muggles next week to celebrate Harry Potter Book Day.

A new series of short films exploring men's mental health has launched, featuring well-known local figures, community leaders, and everyday men.

St Helens Library Service is getting involved in the annual 'Green Libraries Week' campaign this week with a range of free events for residents of the borough to take part in.

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.