Three North West firms have been contracted to work on the transformation of St Helens town centre, signaling the commencement of a significant regeneration project.
This initiative aims to rejuvenate the area with new public spaces, improved walking and cycling routes, and enhanced community facilities.
Kick-starting the Transformation
Three firms from the North West have been chosen by the main contractor to begin the enabling works for the St Helens town centre regeneration.
Project Details
Managed by St Helens Borough Council and ECF, the project is set to create better public spaces and facilities for the community.
Local Firms Leading the Charge
Ayesa has been part of the St Helens community for 25 years through acquisitions of Byrne Looby and Terra Consult.
Specialist Contractors Onboard
This includes heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, power, and water supply systems.
Temporary Solutions
The enabling works also involve stripping out the interior of the Hardshaw Centre and installing safety hoarding.
Community Impact
The project aligns with St Helens Borough Council’s Inclusive Growth Strategy.
Commitment to Local Involvement
Local involvement is seen as crucial for the success of the project.
Enabling Works Underway
The process of disconnecting utilities and securing the site is already in progress.
The regeneration of St Helens town centre marks a monumental step towards creating a vibrant and sustainable community space.
With the involvement of local firms, the project is set to bring significant social and economic benefits to the area.