This key stage of the project will require a temporary closure of Hall Street to vehicular traffic between its junctions with Corporation Street and Bickerstaffe Street. A CGI of the St Helens Transport Interchange (Image: St Helens Council)Cllr Richard McCauley, cabinet member for regeneration at St Helens Borough Council, said: “We are working hard to minimise the disruption to local businesses and residents, and working with VINCI Building we have compressed this stage of the project to the shortest time possible. The St Helens Transport interchange will prioritise sustainability with recycled and local materials, solar panels, green roofs and landscaped planters to boost biodiversity. Improvements to the surrounding public realm will create better connections with St Helens Central Rail Station and iconic town landmarks. The works are being delivered by VINCI Building, the main contractor appointed by St Helens Borough Council and ECF – a partnership between Homes England, L&G and Muse.