Latest news from Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Club Captain of Earlestown Cricket Club, Karl Allen, will be at the crease for a marathon session on Friday to help raise funds for the club.
News
-
Businesses in Newton-le-Willows are invited to enter this year’s St Helens Borough Business Awards, with a number of different categories up for grabs.
-
A support scheme which worked with businesses impacted by COVID restrictions in Earlestown town centre is to expand to include those in the wider Newton-le-Willows area.
-
With a number of young gymnasts stepping into the Hope Acro Elite Squad for the first time, a competition in Wales was the perfect test.
-
If your child is thinking about their next steps after GCSEs in the coming years, this open day is a chance to find out more about what St Helens College has to offer.
-
The results are in: here are the candidates YOU voted to represent Newton-le-Willows on St Helens Council over the next four years.
-
Young people at the Business for Youth Junior Gardening Club celebrated St George’s Day in a suitably green fingered way this weekend.
-
Newton is in the running to be the prestigious new home of the railways – and now your support is vital to help make the case to Government.
-
More than 2,400 eggs were donated to the Business for Youth appeal, with the Easter Bunny visiting local primary schools to ensure each child got one for Easter.
-
Earlestown’s transformation will be concentrated on its central market square and surrounding shopping streets.
-
Work to restore one of St Helens Borough’s most iconic landmark buildings – Earlestown Town Hall – will get underway this month.
-
There was lots of fun and laughter as Wargrave House’s post-16 department hosted their first Spring Fayre celebration event in two years.
-
The people of Newton-le-Willows once again showed their incredible generosity as an appeal for donations to support people in Ukraine was inundated with support.
-
A mini-makeover has been taking place in Earlestown, as part of measures to welcome people back to the high street after the pandemic.
Young volunteers hosted a cream tea party for older people in the community over the Jubilee weekend, with plenty of patriotic spirit thrown in!
This Wargrave House and College student has just been named Rotary International’s Young Citizen Sporting Hero for 2022.
The young gymnasts of Newton-le-Willows based Hope Acro have once again been wowing with their performances at a regional competition.
Local elections take place in Newton-le-Willows on 5 May, 2022. Here’s what you need to know about how to vote – and who the candidates are in your local ward.
People in Newton-le-Willows turned out for a 24 hour walk, held in solidarity with the plight of all those affected by conflict in Ukraine.
Families from across Newton-le-Willows turned out to join in a very special Mothers’ Day Walk this weekend.