A 12-YEAR-OLD boy has been taken to hospital after falling through the roof of Parr Swimming Baths. At about 6.20pm, emergency services were called to the pool at Reacreation Street, Fingerpost following reports that three youths had been seen
VULNERABLE people are not being identified by St Helens Council before being chased by bailiffs for council tax arrears, a new report has found. Earlier this year a review was carried out by the council’s audit and financial monitoring overview
AN upcycling store in Sutton is one of 11 community groups awarded a share of £115,000 to help the region reduce, re-use and recycle more. Merseyside Recycling & Waste Authority (MRWA) and Veolia Community Fund 19/20 have put forward the grant
SAINTS flying wing Tommy Makinson showed just why he was named Golden Boot . The England ace once again provided the acrobatic touch to finish off a movement in the tightest of corners as Saints comfortably defeated Leeds Rhinos. Bernard Platt
THE St Helens North MP Conor McGinn was right to highlight the devastating rate of suicide across the borough when he spoke at a House of Commons debate this week. He was also right to bring the matter to the attention of the Government minister
The District CE Primary School has received The Church School Partnership Award for its work of teaching christian values to its pupils. The award was presented by Archdeacon Rodger from Diocese of Liverpool and Reverend Val Hughes from St John
SAINTS supporters are being urged to turn out in force to support the women's team against Wigan in the Challenge Cup quarter finals. The clash kicks off at noon on Sunday at the Totally Wicked Stadium. Saints’ Tara Jones said: “It’s always
THIS fascinating picture taken in 1909 shows a stage coach outside the Cotham Arms. It was sent in to us by Vic Davies from the St Helens & Districts the Complete History Facebook group. If you have any nostalgic pictures email news@sthelensstar.co.uk
WHEN you have small children days are often filled with activities to get you and them out of the house but where you can make a quick exit when necessary, so one of the things many parents miss out on is the cinema. Crying babies, nappy explosions
FOUR new houses could be created on land that stands behind a village pub. A planning application to build two-semi-detached homes to the rear of the Red Cat pub, in Crank has been submitted to St Helens Council. The applicant Punch Partnership
