St Helens Star

St Helens Star

The St Helens Star is a community newspaper that is distributed free of charge throughout the St Helens area in Merseyside, England. This publication has been serving the community since 1975. It faces strong competition from another local newspaper, The Reporter.

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English
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57
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Global

#113939

United Kingdom

#4735

News and Media

#282

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Conal J Cunningham

    Crowds at a previous town centre music festival at Imperial Quarter (Image: Dave Henshaw) AN electric atmosphere is hoped for the return of a revamped music festival in St Helens town centre this weekend. Following the successes of the Westfield Street Music Festivals in years gone by, a collection of bar owners worked to bring the festival back to the town centre two years ago, after a four-year hiatus.

  • 4 days ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Conal J Cunningham

    One of the dedicated volunteers at Newton Community Centre (Image: Newton Community Centre) A VIBRANT hub that has been an integral part of the community for almost four decades has celebrated the people that make the venue tick. Launched in a former school building in 1987, Newton Community Centre hosts a wide range of activities and workshops to cater to everyone "from ages nought to ninety".

  • 4 days ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Conal J Cunningham

    Rangoli Sankey Arms, on Blackbrook Road (Image: St Helens Star) THE building of a former landmark boozer is set for a new future following a transformation into an Indian gastropub. A popular drinking den for many people over the decades, there was a huge response following the closure of the Ship Inn in October 2023.

  • 4 days ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Elliot Jessett

    Prescot-based Livv Housing manages more than 13,000 properties across the region and the North West – primarily in the Knowsley area. The firm became locked in an industrial dispute with union officials last year, which led to a stand-off lasting seven months.

  • 4 days ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Mike Critchley

    Both picked up injuries in the fixture at Sewell Group Craven Park last Friday night and came off the field. It is very bad news with star man Welsby's knee injury requiring surgery, which took place today. This is expected to rule him out of selection for around 16 weeks. Murphy suffered a quad injury in the act of trying to score in the corner at Hull KR, which is expected to rule him out for around eight weeks.