HERE is a look at five planning applications the Star has reported on during April - which have been either submitted to or approved by St Helens Council: Former Charcoal Grill Plans seek to create a nine-bed HMO at the former Charcoal Grill
AS places started to reopen in St Helens and England as a whole I have to say I was worried at first that rules wouldn’t be met and we’d be back to square one. However, I am really happy to see that this is not the case for the most part. I
THE St Helens Green Party has vowed to end what it calls a "relentless assault on our green belt" ahead of the Local Elections. The party has launched its manifesto in the borough ahead of the May 6 elections and says it is aiming to become the
A ST Helens candidate for the Social Democratic Party (SDP) says he wants voters to “send a message” to the ruling Labour group at the council. Glynn Jones, who is standing in the town centre ward, is the only candidate from the SDP standing in
LOOK at the artists designs for a new four bedroomed detached home with attached garage on the market in Eccleston. zoopla.co.uk zoopla.co.uk The Harman is the jewel in the crown at Chantry Gate, a new development
THE Star headline referring to the recent correspondence on cycling on pavements was headed “Cycling Debate”. However, there is no debate and the rules are clear. If there isn’t a sign saying it’s a shared footpath or there’s no cycle path
A MAN who stabbed his wife to death, two men convicted of GBH, a man who shared an intimate picture of his ex-girlfriend and a group who murdered a man on a street were among criminals jailed in April. George Leather A man who stabbed
ST HELENS Council has assured residents that bin collection dates over the Early May Bank Holiday will have no changes. Collection crews will be working as normal on the bank holiday, so there will be no change to collections that week. If
LEIGH may still be looking for their first win since their Super League return, but coach John Duffy drew plenty of positives from their 22-12 defeat at home to champions St Helens. Centurions went in level at the break courtesy of a Matty Russell
SAINTS boss Kristian Woolf was disappointed with Friday's performance at Leigh. He did draw positives from his side's defensive display in the 22-12 win over the Super League newcomers. After an opening score from Sione Mata'utia midway the
