Tyrers developer to help bring ‘sleeping giant’ St Helens to life after approval

St Helens is “a ‘sleeping giant’ which can be brought to life with regeneration” according to a developer in the area. Luxor Group has highlighted the potential for the town after receiving the go-ahead for its £1 million transformation of the former Tyrers department store. The Liverpool City Region based property firm acquired the ... Read More...

Vacant St Helens pub could become new homes

A vacant pub in St Helens could be converted into homes under new plans. St Helens Council has received proposals to transform the Bowling Green Inn on Robins Lane into a 14-bedroom house of multiple occupancy (HMO) and two one-bedroom studio apartments. The existing building, which ceased operating as a public house in 2014, ... Read More...

Apartment complex proposed for vacant St Helens site

Plans to bring a vacant brownfield site in St Helens back into use with a mixed-used residential development have been revealed. Proposals to erect a two-storey building comprising apartments, retail and office space on Millsfields Court at Eccleston Grange have been submitted to St Helens Council. The development would include eight flats ... Read More...

New housing and health group to promote better living conditions

Housing and health representatives from across the North West are joining together to promote better living conditions throughout the region. Established by Liverpool City Council and commissioned by public health, the award winning Healthy Homes Programme targets poor health and injury resulting from substandard housing conditions. The group has been set up with similar ... Read More...