The St Helens facilities include two halls available to businesses and organisations serving our community, who meet for regular daily or weekly activities.
We have developed our multi-purpose buildings alongside our regular users to meet their needs and they have been maintained to a high standard to support users’ activities. Our range of users has included a nursery school and other businesses offering activities to pre-school children, dance and ballet tuition and local clubs and societies serving all age groups. The building is on one level with good disabled access.
We currently have regular sessions available and are looking to build long-term relationships with new users.
The St Helens Facilities
Main Hall. The largest space, 18×8 metres and divisible by acoustic screens into two or three separate rooms.
Youth Hall. Designed to serve a nursery school and young people’s groups, 12×8 metres with a small galley kitchen and children’s toilets.
These two halls are served by a large entrance hall and toilets, and a well-equipped kitchen which are included in our lettings on a shared use basis. For some purposes the kitchen can be hired on an exclusive use basis.
We have adequate free on-site parking and it is generally not necessary to park on St Helen’s Road.
Letting Terms
Our halls are let for a session; mornings 9.00 to 12.30, afternoons 13.00 to 16.30, and evenings 17.30 to 21.30. There is some flexibility on start and finish times but we regret that we are not able to offer hourly booking slots.
Our letting rates reflect the number of sessions booked through the year, with significant discounts for our most frequent users. Come and see our facilities, then let us check if we can meet your needs and quote rates tailored for you. We have a straightforward, plain-English lettings agreement so that the responsibilities of both parties are clear.
Contact Us
Please email us with details of your requirements or leave a message on 0121 706 3831.
St Helens Church, St Helens Road, B91 2DA.
Hall Bookings Secretary; Jeremy Eade.
