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  • Michael Smith battles back to win Players Championship

    MICHAEL Smith fought back from 4-0 down to defeat Ross Smith 8-6 in the final of Players Championship 27 in Barnsley today. Ross Smith looked on course to avenge his Players Championship Ten final loss to Michael Smith in April, but was restricted

  • Saints hooker joins Leigh on a year-long loan

    SAINTS and Engalnd Knights hooker Aaron Smith has joined Leigh Centurions on a year long loan. Smith has found his game time limited with James Roby operating like a machine. 2022 will be Roby's last as a player, with Saints signing Joey Lussick

  • Woolf says Konrad Hurrell can bring X Factor to Saints

    SAINTS boss Kristian Woolf believes new signing Konrad Hurrell can bring “X-Factor” to the three-peat winning champions next season. The powerful former Leeds Rhinos centre, who has won 11 caps for Tonga including the last two World Cups, links

  • Konrad Hurrell spells out what he wants to bring to Saints

    TONGAN international centre Konrad Hurrell has spelled out what he wants to achieve at Saints after agreeing to join from Leeds Rhinos on a one-year deal in 2022. But Hurrell, a Dream Team member in his first two years with Rhinos, knows exactly

  • What are the current most popular baby names in St Helens?

    A LIST of the most popular baby names in England and Wales has been released this week, with St Helens differing from the national favourite for both boys and girls. The data from the Office For National Statistics, released on October 18, shows

  • I dread the day we need urgent care

    I DON’T agree with going to A&E for things that are not classed as an emergency but, given the current situations with GP surgeries, if one of my children or family members were finding it near impossible to be able to get through via telephone

  • Move forward with the times

    IN response to the letter writer who said she felt like being part of a forgotten generation because so much has to be done via computers/smartphones. I don’t believe they are forgotten. You just chose not to move forward with the times. My

  • Penalising actual users isn't the way to go

    SO, on visiting the fantastic relocated library at World of Glass, I was confronted with the now dreaded text-to-pay parking signs with yet another operator in the town – Ocean Parking. No, I’ve never heard of them either. What is the point of

  • Some 'trick or treat' guidelines

    THIS time of year, as an American-British person living in St Helens, I often get asked about Halloween in the US and the custom of trick or treating. Here are some general guidelines people usually follow for trick or treaters on the night:

  • I was invited for Covid booster and then told wasn't eligible

    I RECEIVED a text from my GP earlier this week, instructing me to book a Covid booster jab. It is six months since I had my second jab (mid-April for the record) and so I duly logged on to the website to book an appointment. Unfortunately, it wouldn

  • Debutant Rachael Woosey one of 9 Saints facing France

    RACHAEL Woosey will make her international debut as one of nine Saints selected by England Women Head Coach Craig Richards in the team to take on France in Perpignan this Saturday (23 October), live on BBC Two. It is Woosey's first England appearance

  • Man charged with murder of Lee Andrews to issue plea

    A MAN accused of murder after a stabbing in St Helens will issue a plea in court today (Friday). Thomas Brown, 42, of no fixed address, is accused of fatally stabbing Lee Andrews, 33, at about 10.50pm on Monday, August 2. Mr Andrews was found