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St Helens Council plans new HMO rules as residents urged to have their say (opens the original)
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RESIDENTS, landlords and businesses are being asked for their views on proposals that could require planning permission to turn family homes into small Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) across St Helens. St Helens Borough Council has launched a formal consultation on a proposed Article 4 Direction, which would remove permitted development rights for certain HMO conversions. At present, some smaller HMOs can be created without a planning application. The council says the proposed change would
Busy St Helens road closed for emergency underground cable repairs (opens the original)
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A BUSY street is closed for emergency repairs. College Street in St Helens has been closed due to an issue with an underground cable. Scottish Power is carrying out the emergency repairs near the railway bridge, with the road closed until further notice. Man charged with kidnap and sex offences after woman 'raped in car' St Helens recycling centres set to switch to shorter winter opening hours Whiston Hospital maternity complaints reveal concerns over communication and delays St Helens Council s
Whiston Hospital maternity complaints reveal concerns over communication and delays (opens the original)
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WOMEN receiving maternity care at Whiston Hospital complained about communication, delays and feeling they were not listened to, according to a new NHS report. The Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust received 12 formal maternity complaints during the first quarter of 2026/27. Seven of those complaints related to Whiston Hospital, compared with five at Ormskirk. Whiston Hospital, on Warrington Road (Image: Stock) The report says the main issues raised in complaints included th
M62 cockerels rescued near St Helens now need new homes (opens the original)
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TWO cockerels rescued from the M62 near St Helens are among five birds now looking for new homes. The birds were taken to the RSPCA's Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre in Nantwich after being found in precarious locations. The two cockerels were rescued by a member of the public from the hard shoulder of the M62 near St Helens on September 14. Two of the birds looking for new homes (Image: RSPCA) They were taken to a vets in St Helens before being transferred to the RSPCA centre. The charity said
Man jailed after being caught with ketamine days after knife arrest in park (opens the original)
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A MAN has been jailed after being caught with ketamine in his trousers just days after being arrested for carrying a knife in a Whiston park. John Dooley, 20, of Marton Road, Huyton, was sentenced to 20 months at Liverpool Crown Court on Tuesday (September 29). He was sentenced for possession of ketamine with intent to supply, being concerned in the supply of cannabis and possession of a bladed article in a public place. John Dooley, 20, was caught with a knife in Stadt Moers Park - then ketamin
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