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An exciting project that will see the creation of even more high-quality life science jobs in St Helens Borough has been given a £1.1million boost.

St Helens Borough Council is taking proactive steps to support residents during the colder months with its Affordable Warmth & Welfare Drop-in Sessions.

Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will get the right support to make sure they are visible, valued and included thanks to a new strategy that was co-designed by families using the services.

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.

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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.

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

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.

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