Six of the best Remembrance tributes as St Helens honours the fallen

In order to remember those who fought in the World Wars and honour those who lost their lives, tributes have popped up in various areas of St Helens.

With Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday coming up this week, residents have been putting in their own time to present the thoughtful memorials to the community.

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Showing that St Helens remembers those who gave their lives for the country, tributes have come in the design of poppy wreaths, soldier silhouettes, and knitted post-box toppers.

As always, people have shown their support for the tributes and congratulated the designs on social media. 

Six of the best Remembrance designs

Garswood Knit and Natter

Crochet creations by Garswood's Knit and Natter group (Image: Knit & Natter)

The creations next to the 'Tommy' silhoutte (Image: Knit & Natter)

Untangled St Helens, Haydock

A lovely poppy design by the UnTangled crochet group in Haydock (Image: UnTangled St Helens)

Windleshaw Chantry, Windle

A huge poppy wreath memorial at St Helens Chantry (Image: Chantry St Helens)

Business For Youth, Newton-le-Willows

Beautifully planted flowers next to the Tommy silhouette in Newton-le-Willows (Image: Chris Scarisbrick)

Sutton Manor

A lovely set of poppy wreaths across the gates at Sutton Manor (Image: Chris Shaw)

Garswood Knit & Natter, Post box toppers

An amazing post box topper by the Garswood Knit & Natter group (Image: Knit & Natter)

More crochet creations in Garswood (Image: Knit & Natter)

More crochet creations in Garswood (Image: Knit & Natter)