St Helens
Overview
St Helens is in the south west of the historic county of Lancashire, 6 miles (10 kilometres) north of the River Mersey.Since the 18th century St Helens has progressed from industrial town to its present status as a prime commercial and retail centre for the surrounding region. Recent regenerations to the area surrounding the town's railway station, including improvements to various major building's facades, parking and the general presentation of these streets, have created a gentrifying effect. As a result of this new businesses have been attracted to St Helens, most notable of these being a number of award-winning restaurants that are already popular with visiting food enthusiasts. A very mixed range of cuisine is available in St Helens, with the George Street area adjacent to the station offering everything from French, Italian and Spanish food to excellent Chinese and Thai restaurants.
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This is a night view of city buildings along the waterfront taken from the famous Royal Albert Dock