St Helens' Alexander Finney played in first FA Cup Final at Wembley
April marked the centenary of the first and most remarkable FA Cup Final to be played at Wembley. The match between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham is…
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April marked the centenary of the first and most remarkable FA Cup Final to be played at Wembley. The match between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham is…
After the indulgence of the festive period, Boxing Day is the perfect time to get outside and get some fresh air.
Quad patrols at the Dream Pic: St Helens Police POLICE say they have increased high-visibility patrols in response to concerns over illegal off-road bike use. The Star reported yesterday that quad bike patrols were put in place in Thatto Heath following community concerns. St Helens Police have said on Facebook on Sunday evening that they stepped up their presence in various locations across the borough in response to the issue. This includes the Dream site at Sutton Manor and the ex-Parkside Colliery in Newton-le-Willows. A statement by police said: "Local officers have been provid...
Les' tales of Gerrards Bridge, Recs and the cup that disappeared Pilkington Recs before the Final against Blackbrook in 1964 . Hooker Les Kay is seated second from the left, with ‘Buck’ Casey is to his right. FORMER hooker Les Kay is a real mine of information about the amateur game in St Helens back in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He got in touch with Saints historian Alex Service to tell a tale or two about the oval-ball game's fine history in the town - and his part in it. “I’ve got a record that can rarely be beaten,” he says.