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A crowd of 5,000 watched the unveiling of this remarkable war memorial - Vimarsana News

A crowd of 5,000 watched the unveiling of this remarkable war memorial

This Saturday is the 100th anniversary of the unveiling of a remarkable war memorial, writes Stephen Wainwright.

A greenway haven grows alongside the Highway 101 soundwall - Vimarsana News

A greenway haven grows alongside the Highway 101 soundwall

A freeway easement long used as a dumping ground has been transformed into a landscaped,...

Man arrested after 'high speed' chase through St Helens and Whiston - Vimarsana News

Man arrested after 'high speed' chase through St Helens and Whiston

A MAN jumped into a lake in a bid to evade officers after fleeing a high speed chase that had started in St Helens.

Fire breaks out at Eccleston Mere Sailing Club - Vimarsana News

Fire breaks out at Eccleston Mere Sailing Club

A FIRE broke out this morning (Tuesday, April 12) at a picturesque St Helens sports club.

Road closures after flooding hits St Helens and Newton-le-Willows - Vimarsana News

Road closures after flooding hits St Helens and Newton-le-Willows

"Flood barriers have also been lowered on Peasley Cross Lane, close to the Totally Wicked Stadium." They added: "We’ve received reports that a gathering of water on the roundabout at the junction of Mossborough Road and the Rainford Bypass is causing cars to aquaplane. "Please take care and avoid the area if possible while we investigate." Meanwhile, Burrows Lane at Eccleston Mere has also been closed due to flooding. The council added: "We will monitor the water levels and reopen it when it is safe to do so. "All businesses currently open in these areas are unaffected."