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Administration of Recreation Ground and landowner of Land at Lower Quinta Park let to a local farmer

Wrockwardine Wood Football ClubWrockwardine Wood Bowling Club

Sandwell Metropolitan Council is a unitary local authority within the West Midlands delivering a range of services including recreational provision at the park we have a MUGA face and gym equipment.

Broadwell park conists of a MUGA face, gym equipment, a large play area and climbing net.

Informal sport, children's play area, Multi Games Area, youth shelter, local events and activities, natural areas for nature conservation.

Open space

Sporting Activities

Community amenity area for leisure, sport and play.

Provide football pitch, training pitch and changing rooms/showers, multi-use skate park (bikes, skates and boards), play area for 8-15 year olds, rugby training goal and MUGA for 5-a-side football, netball, basketball and tennis. Provide an area of wooded copse with bat and bird boxes and wildlife area, wildflower meadow and a general open, grassed amenity area for informal recreation

The advancement of knowledge, in all subjects including arts, sciences, mechanics and social intergration.

i) Promoting the social, leisure and recreational interests of people within the area of benefitii) To establish a village hall

Provides buidlings/facilities/open spaces for the general public for the purpose of sport & recreation.

Trustees for one children's playground

Provide a meeting place for the youth of the village. Also social get togethers for the benefit of the whole community.

This fund remains dormant

To encourage the physical, mental and spiritual development of young people, so that they may take a constructive place in society. Open to all people from 4 years to 25 years old and are members of the world wide scouting organisation.

Scout Group

Grants to individuals

Makes donations for education in Meifod Community Council Area.

For the promotion of education in Kendal.

The trustees hold the property for the purposes of a museum and a centre for education.

Educational requirements in the parish of Eye Leominster

Not applicable any more, now finished as of March 2017

Assisting the Governors of Cradley C. of E., V. A. Primary School to discharge their obligations under the Education Acts and, subject to this, in providing certain other benefits and provisions

1. To provide for Clent Parochial Primary School such special benefits not normally provided by the Local Education Authoriity as agreed between the Trustees and the Governors of the School after consultation with the Authority2. To promote the education (including social and physical training) of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the Parish of Clent

Suporting young people in Christian activities at Baxter United Reformed Church.

Education.The Charity holds the Permanent Endowment which consists of land comprising part of the RGS Tything Site and COIF income shares, the income from which is applied to the purposes of administering the charity, managing the assets and furthering the objects of the charity.A uniting direction exists between the Charity and its Trustee Company 6251081 (Charity 1120644).

To provide grants for educational facilities

EDUCATION FOR PEOPLE OF NEWARK / GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS & GROUPS

To raise funds for Henley Primary School - purchased outdoor play area, libary furniture etc.Fund raising activities include - pupil discos, summer fair, parent BBQ.

Supply of discretionary grants to individual children and young people and/or the organisations to which they belong within New Providence United Reformed Church, Halifax, which is the successor to Sion Congregational Church which founded the trust; to support educational, religious and recreational activities.

GIVING OF GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

annual meeting

Educational support to present or former pupils of Gisburn Primary school

The provision of prizes for candidates sitting examinations of the Chartered Insurance Institute within the area administered by the British Insurance Brokers Association, Greater Manchester & West Pennine Region.Such prizes to be awarded to the candidates attaining the most meritorious record in completing the said examinations.

The Charity is accessible by all persons regardless of ethnicity, race, gender or religion. The primary aim of the charity is to provide activities and a chance for like minded elderly persons to interact with. In 2025 we hope to provide full day activities with breakfast, lunch and dinner so that carers can have respite whilst their elderly loved ones are at our centre.

We donate funds to the Newark Academy Balderton for activities, equipment or prizes that are for the benefit of the Newark Academy pupils.

TEACHING PERSONS OF ALL AGES TO PLAY BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS.PUBLIC PERFORMANCES INCLUDING CONTESTS AND CONCERTS.

To provide equipment, and accessories, in the Worcestershire department of Ophthalmology, for the benefit of patients.

School PTA

To spread the truth of life after death. To provide comfort and reassurance to those in need. Offer healing to those who need it.

Fundraising, school disco, summer and winter fayres

The Village Hall supports all aspects of community life. This currently includes a weekly Social Club for all ages. The Women's Institute meetings. Village Church activities. Community Council meetings and local Elections. Family celebration functions.

CHARGES GROUND RENTS

Financial assistance for the repair and maintenance of St Edwards Church.

The trust makes grants to baptist churches named in the trust deed for the support of the ministers and poor of the congregations. The grants are funded solely from income generated by the trust's 1698 endowment.

For the public benefit to advance and promote the science and use of telecommunications and to encourage the promotion and development of improvements in and improved means of telecommunications and the use thereof both generally and in particular for organisations of all kinds

For the relief of poverty, sickness and distress amongst serving and retired ambulance personnel and their immediate families.

At present, the main aim of the St. Jude Foundation is to raise funds for the building of a special school for handicapped or disabled children at Mporoto, near Mbeya in Tanzania (East Africa). We appeal periodically to our supporters for funds and give talks to encourage the fund-raising. The special school building is proceeding slowly but steadily.

WE ARE A FRIENDS, PARENTS & TEACHERS ASSOCIATION RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPLEMENT EAST PECKHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL.