THE argument the government and council are using for building a freight terminal on Parkside Colliery and the greenbelt land around it is that it will (so they say) reduce the amount of journeys made by lorries on the roads.
ON MONDAY, April 25 this year a fit, 83-year-old cyclist was knocked off his bike in Taylor Park by a dog apparently chasing a ball thrown by its owner.
AS a group, we would like to correct some of the misconceptions in the letter about Newton and Earlestown Community Group’s bid to commemorate a local hero at the centenary of the First World War.
I'M not a patient at Whiston Hospital, however, I have provided a weekly outreach at St Helens Hospital for the past couple of years on behalf of Citizens Advice.
TO the lowlife who, on Good Friday evening, threw a road traffic sign through the windscreen of my son's car: I hope that you had a better Easter than we did.
I'VE read a few letters over the last few weeks, as well as received a leaflet about Parkside based on speculation and 20 year old plans. They seem to refer to air quality (which will soon be published to have had a massive improvement) and traffic.
I WALKED around the Dream in Sutton Manor for the first time.
CAN anyone at St Helens Council explain the number of massive tipper trucks that go up and down Clock Face Road all day, starting at 7.30am?
IT has been almost two years since I last shared my concerns about the redevelopment of the former Parkside Colliery.
I HAD a section at Whiston Maternity last June. The improvements since my last son five years ago were unbelievable.
