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February 2026

St Helens Borough Council backs Funeral Poverty Awareness Week

Helping to raise national awareness of funeral poverty and its impact on families both locally and across the UK.

Work begins on new dementia strategy for St Helens

St Helens Borough Council's Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health, Councillor Andy Bowden, paid a visit to the Beacon Building to meet with the Alzheimer's Society as part of early work to develop a new dementia strategy for the borough.

St Helens Library goes all in for National Year of Reading launch event

St Helens Library is inviting families, book lovers and the local community to a fun‑filled celebration as it launches the National Year of Reading with a free, all‑day programme on Saturday 31 January.

Frank Cottrell-Boyce inspires young voices

Esteemed multi award-winning screenwriter and children's author, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, was on hand to present school pupils from across the borough with signed copies of his books, as part of an oracy competition organised by St Helens Borough Council.

Youth services unite to showcase support and opportunities for young people in St Helens

A number of youth provision services came together at the YMCA Youth Hub in St Helens town centre to showcase the extensive out‑of‑school activities and support available to children and young people across the borough.

St Helens Youth Justice Service reaccredited for National SEND Quality Lead Award

St Helens Area Partnership has once again been recognised for its strong leadership and inclusive approach, achieving the Youth Justice SEND Quality Lead certification with a Child First Commendation for the second time.