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Group A to Z

  • T.A.N.G.O
    It's aim is to reach the community where they socialise and live, to reach those who would not walk through the doors of any conventional church as we know it. Doing church in a completely fresh and spontaneous way, avoiding any ?churchy? language and allowing ourselves to be vulnerable and open. This is achieved by creating a relaxed atmosphere serving tea, coffee and light refreshments, modern up to date songs, and people telling real life stories about themselves. Open opportunities for people to respond with questions and a real challenge of the power of prayer both open and personal. All this is finished off with an opportunity to relax and get to know one another in an environment that people are used to and feel comfortable with.
  • TaggersUK
    Reducing the thought of intimidation in parks bridle paths and walks everywhere where dogwalkers and walkers can walk together seftey in numbers.
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  • Thatto Heath Community Primary School
    Primary School
  • Thatto Heath Library
    Public Library
  • The Art Club - St. Helens
    Artist members who meet every Saturday morning to draw and paint. In the winter months - portraits, still life and other exercises; in the Summer outdoor sketching.
  • The Church Of The Nazarene
    Place of worship.
  • The Citadel
    An inclusive, multidisciplinary arts centre, which promotes and provides access to creative skills for all the St. Helens borough and beyond.
  • The Citadel Arts Centre
    Events you can't afford to miss, but can afford to see!
  • The Cowley Singers
    A ladies choir - producing entertaining for concerts etc. contact either myself or Marjorie Ashcroft (secretary. We were formed for a Valadictory Concert at Cowley. We are pretts aged but on Husiastric - high standard and non profit making. Numbers vary but at the moment is C18 + promist & conductor Wynne Lycett. We regularly give to chorily - mustly to the Willowsroom Hospice.
  • The District CE Primary School
    Primary School
  • The Haydock Band
    Provision of free musical instruments free tuition concerts, contests, for all ages.
  • The Leaf Centre
    Community Centre
  • The Leaf Centre
    Coluntary/Community Group - Adult education, youth provision.
  • The Lyndale Singers
    Local musicians
  • The Merseysippi Jazz Band
    Entertains at social functions i.e. weddings, birthdays, commemorative events, flower shows, race meetings & river boat outings. Also Jazz Festivals, both national & international. The music which the band plays is traditional new orleans jazz, which is very different and generally more popular than modern jazz. It was very popular after the war, and the cavern club in liverpool was the main local venue for it. Although the music is mainly appreciated by the older age group, we find that younger people are beginning to enjoy it. (Three members of the band are St Helens residents: Peter Darwin - George St Music Shop - Drummer, John Higham - formerly Doctor John - trumpet, David Rigby - Guitar & Banjo)
  • The Nugent Care Society
    Learning Disabilities, Volunteers
  • The Parr Band (Richardson Ltd) St Helens
    The Parr Band is commited to serving the community in many ways. It undertakes summer engagements such as Church Walking Days, Fetes and outdoor concerts, many of which are in support of local community groups. In particular the band supports Willowbrook Hospice at their Tree of Lights Christmas Services and also with concerts throughout the year. During the winter and particularly during the Christmas festive season the band supports local churches in carol services but also engages in their own fund raising. The members would like to express their very grateful thanks to all members of the St Helens public who support them whilst playing in Morrisons, Baxters Lane and Tesco, St Helens for their generousity. Without the support of the community and the free band room facility provided by Viridor Ltd, Lancots Lane, the band would not be able to sponsor the younger band members, who are learning to play and are annually entered into the Associated Board Music Examinations. The band contests locally in the 3rd section and nationally in the 4th section. Senior Band and Training band rehearsals take place Wednesday, Friday and Saturday covering both groups. A phone call to the Secretary for any prospective new member, young or old, will ensure instruments, music and tuition are available along with a warm welcome.
  • The Pilkington Family Trusts
    Working with older people offering support services and advice to help them live independently and enjoy an active retirement.
  • The Rainford Trust
    Registered grant making charity
  • THE RAOB
    for members of the RAOB and the Ladies Glades.
  • The St Helens Group of Advanced Motorists
    Affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (Registered Charity No: 1058971), the St. Helens Group of Advanced Motorists is one of more than 200 IAM Groups - a voluntary organisation whose mission is the promotion of Road Safety and assisting the general public to meet the requirements of the IAM's Advanced Driving Test.
  • The Unnamed Players
    The Unnamed Players is a dramatic society which has been in existence for over 60 years in St Helens. The group present drama productions of various types and have played at both the Theatre Royal and the Citadel. The society will also undertake Murder Mystery Evenings etc on behalf of fund-raisers or private parties.
  • Theatre Dreams
    We are a theatre school that caters for children 4-16 years. We do dance, drama and singing. We particpate in school shows, competitions ane we are about to coach the children through I.D.T.A medals
  • Thursday Art Group
    A group for local artists to meet and paint/draw from life. One group meets Thursdays 10-12 at The Citadel Arts Centre. Another group meet from 7-9pm in The Community Room, Gamble Building on Thursday evenings. Both of these groups are portrait groups. There is a third group that meet on the last Saturday of every month at the Friends Meeting House 2-4pm to draw from life. For more info etc please contact Arts Service on 01744 455492
  • Tinnitus Support Group
    Supporting people suffering from tinnitus whether hearing or hard of hearing
  • Trapwood Lipreading Class
    A group of hard of hearing adults learning lipreading, alternative ways of communicating, obtaining information and support regarding hearing loss. Hearing people are also welcome.
  • Trees Community Centre
    Our aim is to advance education and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare. We offer various training courses and also offer full employment guidance and suport. We also have full creche facilities.
  • Trinity Girls Brass Band
    Provide a comprehensive selection of music for all types of engagements. Provide free tuition + instruments to young people to enable them to be competent in reading + playing to a level when they can play in a band.