Andrew Kilmurray
Editor at St Helens Star
Editor of the St Helens Star. Email: [email protected] or newsroom: 01744 762766. Views on here are my own.
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1 month ago |
sthelensstar.co.uk | Andrew Kilmurray
The fund seeks to help families who are in crisis A £3.136m fund providing "a safety net" for residents in need of support for matters such as essential household bills will continue for another year. St Helens Borough Council’s cabinet has approved plans to see Household Support Fund (HSF) continue for another year.
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2 months ago |
sthelensstar.co.uk | Andrew Kilmurray
The building on Hardshaw Street is set to become a Health & Care Innovation Hub (Image: Submitted) A TOWN CENTRE building in St Helens could be converted into a Health & Care Innovation Hub housing a skills academy. Ambitious proposals to enhance pathways to training and career opportunities in the sector will be heard at a St Helens Borough Council cabinet meeting next week.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
sthelensstar.co.uk | Andrew Kilmurray
WHEN it comes to pantos, St Helens Theatre Royal seems to have a magic potion for producing a top-notch show. Over the past decade it has carved out a reputation for being home to one of the North West's best festive shows. And once again, this time through the dazzling spectacle of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, they have delivered with aplomb.
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Nov 10, 2024 |
sthelensstar.co.uk | Andrew Kilmurray
Veterans gathered in Victoria Square, St Helens on Sunday (Image: Bernard Platt) VAST crowds gathered for a stirring and poignant Remembrance Sunday service in St Helens. Hundreds of veterans, serving personnel and members of the public marked the event at Victoria Square. Valley Brass band performed for the crowds, which observed the parade march from Corporation Street in St Helens and a service led by Reverend Rachel Shuttleworth, of St Helens Parish Church.
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Sep 4, 2024 |
sthelensstar.co.uk | Andrew Kilmurray
HE was a darling of the Knowsley Road terraces, a charismatic figure that had crowds in raptures, but one whose antics occasionally drew the ire of the game’s administrators. Yet this was no flying wingman or half back maestro, it was a lad dressed as a giant dog mascot in the red vee of Saints. St Bernard became a favourite at the famous ground over a decade.
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