Newton in Bloom volunteers inspired a local children’s book — and now the author has come back to say thank you.
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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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Young musicians, comedians, gymnasts, singers from across Newton-le-Willows have once again been battling it out in the Newton Has Junior Talent competition this summer.
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Earlestown’s independent shops are open as usual during the regeneration works. Meet the people behind the counters, and see why the town is still well worth a visit.
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You may know him as a community volunteer in Newton-le-Willows… but Steve is also an accomplished author, with a new book out now.
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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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These pupils have struck up a heartwarming friendship with residents at a local care home, bringing the generations together through singing.
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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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Here’s who won your vote in the local elections in May 2026.
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Work has begun on the first phase of the Parkside developement in Newton-le-Willows – a milestone moment in this major regeneration project.
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St Helens Borough Council’s Cabinet has formally approved the first projects to be funded through Newton-le-Willows’ Pride in Place programme.
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NADOS walked away with an impressive seven awards at the recent NODA North West District 8 Awards!
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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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Regeneration plans for Newton-le-Willows have officially been submitted to Government following approval by St Helens Council Cabinet on 19 November.
10 community-led initiatives that make a positive contribution to the local area are the first to benefit from the Community Pot grant fund.
Our gardening tips for August will have your garden looking its best for as long as summer lasts!
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.
Newton-le-Willows is set to see more police officers out in the community following the opening of a brand new police station in the town.
The long-awaited transformation of Earlestown Market Square is officially underway, with a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of a major regeneration project backed by £28m of investment.
St Helens Libraries have been recognised by Arts Council England after achieving the highest level of assessment possible.
