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Wellens: Pressure causing anxiety in Saints' play
SAINTS head coach Paul Wellens said he is minded not to be ‘overly critical’ of his players after a home defeat to a Warrington side that was hit with both red and yellow cards. A fourth defeat in a row was suffered for the first time since 2016
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LIVE UPDATES: Saints succumb to 12-man Warrington
10:06pm We're now finishing this live blog. Thanks for your company and we'll have reaction for you in separate stories
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Major boost as St Helens secures £32m for new bus station
UP to £32m of funding has been committed to a new bus interchange in St Helens as part of a major investment into the region’s transport network. Members of the region's combined authority signed off on more than £100m being pumped into a massive
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Busted at Haydock Park: What you need to know, including concert and racing times
BUSTED are set to perform at Haydock Park tomorrow. The racecourse will welcome the trio who will be making their debut at the course last year more than 20 years since the band bounced into the charts with the irrepressible pop-punk energy of
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Council set to approve conversion of beauty salon into six-bedroom HMO
COUNCILLORS are set to make a decision on plans for a six-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO) in Haydock. An application proposing the change of use of a site, on Church Road, from a beauty salon to a six-bedroom HMO – along with demolition
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Former Saint Regan Grace scores a try on his Wales rugby union debut
FORMER Saints wing Regan Grace marked his first Wales appearance with a try as Warren Gatland’s team ended their Australia tour with a dramatic 36-35 victory against Queensland Reds in Brisbane. The former rugby league star produced a fine 18th-minute
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Bid to highlight St Helens buildings with 'local historical significance'
ST HELENS residents and community groups with an interest in heritage are being encouraged to nominate buildings, structures and sites of local historical significance. The call-out is to ensure that these locations are given the appropriate level
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Chelsea Pensioners welcomed at St Helens Town Hall to greet veterans
A GROUP of Chelsea pensioners have recently visited St Helens and met with Second World War veterans. Dressed in their distinctive scarlet jackets, the group treated a room full of veterans - including local World War II heroes Gerald Anders,102
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St Helens judoka Lucy Renshall kitted out for her second Olympic games
THE countdown to this summer's 2024 Olympic Games in Paris is well and truly underway - and once again judoka Lucy Renshall will be flying the flag for St Helens. The 28-year-old from Eccleston is one of a five-strong Team GB judo squad - and her
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Class of 2024: Share your child's first and last day at school photos
SCHOOL is nearly out for summer! After an action-packed 12 months at school, children are gearing up to wave goodbye to their teachers and head into the summer break. For some pupils, it will be the final time they leave the classroom as they
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Student who drowned in Lake Como was from St Helens
A BRITISH tourist who drowned in Lake Como after the boat he was on with his girlfriend was swept away in strong currents has been named as a student from St Helens, according to reports. The man has been identified as Sam Rigby, 22, who was on
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GAMEDAY: Saints v Warrington Wolves big match preview and stats
SAINTS take on Warrington Wolves tonight at Totally Wicked Stadium looking to back up last week’s improved performance at Wigan. It will be another tough one, given the length of the side’s casualty list, but there is a mounting pressure off the
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Parents increasingly ‘desperate’ in fight to keep a children’s centre open
Parents are becoming increasingly "desperate" after suffering a "heartbreaking setback" in their fight to keep a children’s centre open in Whiston. During a Knowsley Council meeting last night in Huyton, a councillor responded to a question from
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High school teacher who helped pupil cheat is banned from classroom
A ONE-TIME Olympic martial arts hopeful turned school teacher who helped a student cheat on three exams has been banned from the classroom. In March 2021, Adam Lowery provided a boy known as pupil A with questions and the marking scheme for physics
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Manchester Airport passengers and patients face disruption following major IT outage
AIRPORTS, railway stations and GP surgeries have been hit by a major IT outage this morning. Passengers and patients are warned of delays and disruption as Microsoft confirmed it was investigating a global outage which has affected vital NHS services
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UPDATED: Information for Saints fans after the global IT outage
SAINTS are among the organisations affected by the global IT outage that has occurred today. But they have now confirmed that they will be operating as usual in the stadium, with card only payments inside, on the concourses, and for entry on our
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Global Microsoft outage affects banks and causes airlines to ground flights
Businesses and users who use Microsoft are facing major outages in the UK and around the world, with laptops and systems not working. Sky News was one of the companies that were affected, being unable to broadcast its morning show at 6am, with
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We're looking for the people who take the best care of our pets
WHETHER it’s cats or dogs, fish or birds, or even snakes and bearded dragons, we love our pets. Four-legged friends are like members of the family. But who do you call when your dog needs walking while you’re at work? Which cat-sitters
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St Helens people thanked for taking part in world's biggest trial of cancer test
Hundreds of people in St Helens are being thanked for taking part in the NHS-Galleri trial – the world's largest research study of a multi-cancer early detection blood test. The leader of Cheshire and Merseyside Cancer Alliance is thanking St Helens