ST HELENS Borough’s Council’s customer contact centre will move to a new location from April.
Where is the contact centre relocating to?
The centre will be based in St Helens Town Hall from the beginning of April, the council says, as part of an ongoing development of services to residents.
The centre will move from its existing site at Wesley House, with the new centre to be based in the former planning reception area of the building.
Cllr Seve Gomez-Aspron St Helens Borough Council deputy leader and cabinet member for reset and recovery said: “The Council is reviewing its estate in a post-Covid world, and we have committed to protecting and saving our most loved and historic buildings.
"This allows us to move services back into St Helens Town Hall and to keep the building in use."
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He added: “While the new customer contact centre will be available for residents to access for pre-booked appointments and quick advice, we would encourage residents to use the excellent online facilities available through our website as the first point of contact.
"It is easily the quickest way to get assistance and support with queries.”
How to contact the customer contact centre
The new Customer Hub will be available to visit from April 3 for pre-booked appointments and quick advice from 10am to 4pm each day.
Residents should continue to use the online customer service facility at sthelens.gov.uk as the first point of contact where all services can be easily accessed
Face to face appointments can also be booked via the website if needed. Residents can also contact the customer services team via phone on 01744 676789.
The new contact centre at St Helens Town Hall will open from 10am to 4pm each day
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