Newton in Bloom volunteers inspired a local children’s book — and now the author has come back to say thank you.
Community
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Meet the Newton-le-Willows dad who created a football team so every child gets a chance to play.
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Community volunteers are needed to help with the ongoing restoration work of our historic canal at Spike Island.
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Newton and District Veterans Association’s Armed Forces Day event brought grassroots football and military commemoration together.
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A free mental health and wellbeing programme using creativity and social connection has launched in Newton-le-Willows, with places now open to local people.
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The Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board has launched a new grant fund offering up to £5,000 to support local community and not-for-profit organisations.
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The Newton and District Veterans Association visited Parr Care Home, which has become the first in St Helens to sign up to the Armed Forces Covenant.
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Looking for a group or activity that’s just for men? From sports to mental health, here’s what’s coming up.
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If you’re a woman living in the Newton area and looking to make new friends, this private group for ladies is the perfect opportunity.
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Have you visited our local Mobile Food Pantry? It’s a great way to get affordable food – and it’s not a foodbank, so no referral is neccessary.
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Donations are now being sought for a Christmas Toy Appeal that will support families across Newton-le-WIllows this festive season.
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If you have spare items in the cupboard, or are in a position to donate some items to help local families in need, your support will be welcomed by the …
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A warm welcome is guaranteed this winter at Newton Community Centre, thanks to a very generous donation.
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This community centre is so important to local people – but now it needs YOU to help carry out its good work.
Kathryn Fogg, founder of the Chaos Coffee Club in Newton-le-Willows, on why making friends as an adult can feel so daunting – and how thoughtful hosting can help.
These pupils have struck up a heartwarming friendship with residents at a local care home, bringing the generations together through singing.
Chris Scarisbrick of Newton and District Veterans is here to let us know a little bit more about the group, who can join and why!
Groups involved in delivering community projects in Newton-le-Willows have until 31 January to put forward their case for funding under the latest round of Ward Member Grants.
St Helens Council needs your help to make Christmas special for some of the borough’s most disadvantaged children and young people.
A new community library is to open at Crownway Community Centre, after they were successful in a bid for funding to St Helens Council.
