St Helens Green Party

St Helens Green Party Bringing hope to St Helens since 2011 💚

Promoted by Oliver Eddleston on behalf of St Helens Green Party, 2A Blackthorn House, Birmingham B3 1RL.

Greens value humanity and equality, and oppose discrimination, exploitation, violence and oppression – anywhere. We value the natural world, and want to protect and sustain it – everywhere. We believe in shared resources and a shared future – globally. We support democracy and accountability. We put quality of life – personal freedoms, security, health and happiness – above crude economic indicators. And our policies are both radical and responsible.

11/06/2026

🏉 Match Day with a Mission – Saints Fans, Let’s Smash Hunger! 🥫

This Thursday evening, 11th June ,as St.Helens RLFC take on Warrington Wolves , we’re calling on the Saints faithful to bring the same passion off the pitch as the lads bring on it.

📍 From 6:00pm outside the BrewDog Stadium , we’ll be collecting food for the Hope Centre St Helens Foodbank — This time we will be in a white van so kindly provided by PSD Vehicle Rental whilst ours is unfortunately still in the garage.

🧡 Over 90% of the food the foodbank gives out comes directly from people like you. Your donation could mean a child in our town doesn’t go to bed hungry tonight.

❤️ Families across St Helens are struggling. Your kindness could be the difference between a neighbour eating tonight… or going without.

👉 Heading to the game? Bring a can. Bring two.
Tinned meals, pasta, cereal — every single item genuinely matters. When we come together, we change lives.

🙏 On Friday 1st May, you donated an incredible 82kg of food — that generosity made a real impact. Let’s go even bigger this Thursday!

💡 Can’t donate at the match? You can still help by dropping food at any of these local points:

📍 Tesco Extra, St Helens Linkway
📍 Asda, Kirkland Street
📍 Dentons Green Post Office, Greenfield Rd
📍 Hope Centre, Atherton St
📍 Sainsbury’s, Eccleston
📍 Newton Family & Community Centre
📍 Any St Helens Library (check council site for opening hours)

This is what being part of the Saints family is all about.
Bring a can. Lift a spirit. Cheer the team. Change a life.

COYS 💪



Halton & St Helens Voluntary and Community Action
Fans Supporting Foodbanks
Redvee Dot Net
Saints Community Development Foundation
The Steve Prescott Foundation

11/06/2026

💛💙 HOPE UNITED MATCHDAY COLLECTION 💙💛

If you’re coming to this Sunday’s Hope United v Brookvale Albion match at Ruskin Drive, St Helens WA10 6RP (3pm kick-off), we’d be grateful for your support.

👟 We will be collecting football boots in used and good condition, both children’s and adult sizes. We support people from across our St Helens community and will make sure every donation finds a good home.

🥫 We will also be collecting non-perishable food items for the amazing St Helens Borough Mobile Pantry. Alongside our matchday sponsors Halton & St Helens Voluntary and Community Action and the Food Alliance, they do incredible work supporting local people facing hardship.

⚽ Football has the power to bring people together, and every donation will help make a difference in our community.

We can’t wait to welcome you all to our safe, inclusive football club.

💛💙

HAYDOCK ACTION DAY • SUNDAY 14TH JUNE 2026 We’re heading out in Haydock this Sunday for our 3rd Haydock Action Day of Am...
11/06/2026

HAYDOCK ACTION DAY • SUNDAY 14TH JUNE 2026

We’re heading out in Haydock this Sunday for our 3rd Haydock Action Day of Amber Johnson’s campaign! 💚

We’ll be kicking things off with a quick briefing, then we’ll be heading out delivering leaflets and chatting with locals about what matters most in the area.

There is free car parking available at the cafe itself and on street parking nearby. Refreshments will be available.

You do not need to have any prior experience leafletting or canvassing to join in on our Action Day! And whether you can spare 10 minutes or 2 hours or the full day, we’re happy to have your help!

If you have any questions, please get in touch!

🗓️ Sunday 14th June 2026
⏰ 10:00-14:00
📍 Epicurean Cafe, 268 Church Road, Haydock, WA11 0LF



Promoted by Oliver Eddleston on behalf of St Helens Green Party at 2A, Blackthorn House, Birmingham, B3 1RL

St Helens Green Party is absolutely dismayed to have read the words of Council Leader Cllr George Woodward yesterday eve...
10/06/2026

St Helens Green Party is absolutely dismayed to have read the words of Council Leader Cllr George Woodward yesterday evening.

We want to make something absolutely clear: we stand in solidarity with LGBTQIA+ communities here in St Helens and around the world. We always have, and we always will.

The hateful and divisive rhetoric used in his statement shows exactly how far this Reform led council is willing to go. Rather than bringing people together, they are choosing to stir up culture wars, target marginalised communities, and create division across our town.

They claim to care about children, but Reform's actions tell a very different story.

Caring about children means supporting families in poverty. It means protecting access to education for SEND children. It means making sure young people can access safe, age-appropriate information, support and guidance when they need it. It does not mean discouraging libraries from offering educational materials or activities. It does not mean trying to defund support for some of the most vulnerable children in our communities. It certainly does not mean minimising marginalised communities within St Helens and using immigration as a scapegoat to avoid tackling the real issues that actually affect children across the borough daily.

Our town faces real challenges: poverty, inequality, underfunded services, stretched schools, housing pressures, and families being pushed to breaking point. Reform would rather distract from those problems by turning neighbour against neighbour.

First they came for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. Now they are coming for Pride and our LGBTQIA+ friends, neighbours and family members.

What next? Or should we say who next?

A council leader is more than entitled to their personal opinions. A council is not. The Equality Act of 2010 and the Public Sector Equality Duty require public bodies to eliminate discrimination, advance equality and foster good relations between communities.

Let us also be clear: Pride in St Helens this year was funded externally. This is not about responsible council spending. It is about sending a message to LGBTQIA+ people that they are not welcome, not valued, and not worth celebrating.

We reject that completely.

Pride is not a political party event. Pride's existence has developed as a response to decades of oppression and discrimination. Pride aims to advance equality and to enhance community relations. This is why education surrounding Pride is so crucial.

The description of Pride as a harmful political movement whilst withdrawing council support raises serious questions about whether those legal duties are being served. Leadership means representing everyone in the borough, not singling out a protected community for exclusion.

Pride is not a threat to children. Pride is not a threat to our town. Pride is a celebration of love, identity, equality, resilience and community.

The real threat to St Helens is the politics of division. The real threat is a council leadership that seeks to make marginalised people the enemy instead of dealing with the serious issues residents face every day.

We see straight through it.

St Helens is better than this. Our communities are stronger when we stand together, not when we are divided by fear, prejudice and manufactured outrage.

St Helens Green Party will always stand with LGBTQIA+ people. We will always stand against hate. We will always fight for a town where everyone is treated with dignity, respect and compassion.

Promoted by Oliver Eddleston on behalf of St Helens Green Party, 2A Blackthorn House, Birmingham B3 1RL.

09/06/2026

🌿 Join us for a Health & Wellbeing Event!

We’re bringing together local health and wellbeing services for a day full of support, advice, and inspiration to help you live well.

📍 Queen’s Park Leisure Centre (by the outdoor gym and padel courts)

🗓️ Saturday 20th June | ⏰ 10am – 4pm

💬 Chat with friendly teams offering information and resources
💪 Discover ways to boost your health and wellbeing
🚌 The Living Well bus will be on-site offering Cervical Screening — no need to book!

It’s a great opportunity to take care of your health in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Bring your family and friends along for a day of wellbeing and community connection.

Macmillan Cancer Support

Last chance to register to vote!If you live in Haydock or Town Centre, make sure you’re ready to have your say in the up...
09/06/2026

Last chance to register to vote!

If you live in Haydock or Town Centre, make sure you’re ready to have your say in the upcoming by-elections.

🗳️ Register to vote by today, 9 June
https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

📮 Apply for a postal vote by 10 June
https://www.gov.uk/apply-postal-vote

🪪 Apply for free voter ID by 17 June
https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-photo-id-voter-authority-certificate

Your vote matters. Let’s make sure Haydock and Town Centre are ready.



Promoted by Oliver Eddleston on behalf of St Helens Green Party, 2A Blackthorn House, Birmingham B3 1RL.

What a brilliant day celebrating St Helens Pride on Saturday! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️Members of St Helens Green Party were proud to jo...
08/06/2026

What a brilliant day celebrating St Helens Pride on Saturday! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Members of St Helens Green Party were proud to join the march, led by the fabulous Dross Queen, before heading over to the main event at The World of Glass.

Pride is about celebration, visibility, community and solidarity, and we were proud to stand alongside so many people showing that St Helens is no place for hate.

A huge thank you to everyone who organised, marched, performed, volunteered and made the day so special.

📸 Picture credits: Angela Wilkinson Photography &



Promoted by Oliver Eddleston on behalf of St Helens Green Party, 2A Blackthorn House, Birmingham B3 1RL.

07/06/2026

Locally-funded events will still go ahead after the council withdraws government allocated cash.

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