Andrew Kilmurray
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St Helens' Hollywood connections to be celebrated at cinema's heritage event (opens the original)
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A St Helens-born Oscar winner and one of Britain's most successful film directors will be celebrated during a special Heritage Open Days weekend at Lucem House Community Cinema. The community cinema has organised two events highlighting the remarkable story of Hollywood sound pioneer George Groves, who was born in Duke Street, St Helens, and went on to become head of sound at Warner Brothers in California. The weekend begins on Friday, September 11, with a free screening of the classic musical M
'Really proud moment' as bus services in St Helens come back under public control (opens the original)
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CITY Region Mayor Steve Rotheram said seeing the first publicly controlled buses on the streets of St Helens was a "really proud moment" as the borough became the first area to bring services back under local control after almost 40 years. Local transport leaders say passengers across St Helens will benefit from more frequent services, better evening and weekend connections and a brand-new fleet of Metro buses following the launch of the region's franchised bus network on Sunday, September 6. Th
Team behind 'Welcome to St Helens' mural proud and hope it can become arts space (opens the original)
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THE team behind the striking new mural that has transformed a once "seedy" corner of St Helens town centre hopes the area can become a hub for youth activities, performances and community events. The artwork at the Tontine underpass, created by graffiti artist Simon Daly of Kingsyze Graffiti, was officially unveiled last month following weeks of work and input from dozens of young people from across the borough. Simon Daly of Kingsyze Graffiti poses in front of the angel wings (Image: St Helens
The key changes and features planned for St Helens' new look Gamble building (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. ST HELENS Council's planning committee this week approved plans for a major extension and refurbishment of the historic Gamble Building as part of the wider town centre regeneration programme. The scheme is designed to bring the landmark building fu
Review - lunch at the St Helens bistro that regularly tops the Tripadvisor charts (opens the original)
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ST HELENS' hospitality scene suffered a blow this summer with the loss of independent Italian favourite Bella Roma but the town centre still boasts quality places to eat if you know where to look. One venue continuing to make its mark is 36 Bridge Street and it was encouraging to see the bistro busy, buzzing and packed with families during a recent Saturday lunchtime visit. The atmosphere was lively from the moment we walked through the door, with the town centre venue living up to its reputatio
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