• We've just relaunched our home page - what do you think?

• Every house in St.Helens should have received a Recycling Fridge Magnet in St.Helens First Magazine. What did you think of the idea?

• St. Helens Council has commissioned a statue to celebrate the success of St. Helens Rugby League Club. Which player would you like honoured by a statue? if you would like to suggest another player please email chriscahill@sthelens.gov.uk with your suggestion.

• Community Safety Survey - We would like to know what crimes you think we should be prioritising. Please select which of the following you think should be our number one priority. If you have any other suggestions please email them to sarahmoss@sthelens.gov.uk

• Housing Strategy Survey - We would like to know what housing issues are important to you, or you feel we should be prioritising. If you have any other suggestions please email them to kevincairns@sthelens.gov.uk

• In the January edition of St.Helens First, we sent out a pocket guide to local services, called "local services - your guide". What do you think of it?

• Help us improve our web site by telling us what services would be useful to you when dealing with your Council Online ! Please feel free to submit more than one entry. If you have any other services in mind that are not listed below please complete a comment form (listed under 'Popular Links')

• 'How hygienic and well managed are the Food Businesses you visit?' We are considering the introduction of a star rating system, where through the website and certificates displayed at premises, you can find an indication of the official local authority hygiene ratings for food businesses within the area. Let us know what you think! (please feel free to submit more than one entry)

• Getting married? Living in St.Helens and need to give notice of your intention to marry? Would you prefer the Register Office to be open and available for your appointment on: -

• Over the previous year we have promoted "Recycle for St.Helens - its easy" and now recycle over a quarter of your rubbish. Which of the following did you notice? If you saw anything else please email us at cutwaste@sthelens.gov.uk

• National Carers Week 9th - 13th June. We would like to know if you have, in the last 12 months, done any of the following for family members or friends and neighbours because they were unable to do so themselves. To vote for more than one option please selct an option, submit your vote and then go back to the home page and vote for your next choice. For more information please contact The Princess Royal Trust St. Helens Carers Centre info@sthelenscarers.org.uk

• We would like your views on learning opportunities for adult education in St. Helens. For more information about whats on offer please visit www.sthelens.gov.uk/adulteducationcourses Do you think there is enough provision for Adult learning in St. Helens?

• How often do you see Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) patrolling within your community? If you have any comments about PCSO's in your area please send the to sarahmoss@sthelens.gov.uk

• Which website do you use as your homepage?

• Do you use any of the following online social networking sites? (to pick more than one, submit your first, return to the homepage and submit another):

• Community Safety Survey - We would like to know what crimes you think we should be prioritising. Please select which of the following you think should be our number one priority. If you have any other suggestions please email them to sarahmoss@sthelens.gov.uk

• What concerns you most about the environment in St.Helens Borough?

• At present the drink/drive limit is 80 milligrammes of alcohol to 100 millilitres of blood. Do you think the limit should be:

• If you telephoned our Contact Centre over the Christmas period, what was the reason for your call? Was it to ...

• How often do you buy Fairtrade products?

• The present national speed limit on single carriageway rural roads is 60 mph. Do you think that it should be: -

• If a household has to spend 10% or more of its income on heating, then it is in Fuel Poverty. We can reduce this by maximising income and reducing energy use. What service/measure would be most beneficial for you?

• If a household has to spend 10% or more of its income on heating, then it is in Fuel Poverty. We can reduce this by maximising income and reducing energy use. Who do you think we should target for help first?

• Reducing fuel poverty has a number of positive outcomes. In your opinion which outcome is most important?