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Charlwood Parish Council is the trustee to Charlwood Recreation Ground which is an open space for the residents of Charlwood, Hookwood and the local area to enjoy. There is a football pitch and cricket pitch which are both used throughout the year by local teams. There is an external gym and benches for people to use and enjoy. The area can be used for walking and throwing a ball around.

Public pleasure ground

Church, skittles group, bingo, Community social events such as quiz, themed meals, country walks

Relief of poverty

In the heart of a national park, provides a village green - grassed open space with trees and seating for local activities/quiet enjoyment. Available at no charge to the general public, local residents and visitors.

The Charity owns former allotment land which is let to an agricultural tenant. Any rent receivable is currently passed to another charity for relief of those in need.

To provide allotments for the parishioners of Romsley and local areas

no activity in the past year. Only income interest on Account, no expenditure

Grant making

The Stow Bedon Fuel Allotment Charity has now sold the allotment of 28 acres of heath land,the proceeds in a Deed of Trust. The income from the investment, after expenses, are used to give grants to the poor and needy of the parish of Stow Bedon and Breckles, according to its governing document.

To improve and enhance the environment and amenities for the residents and parishioners of Shipton under Wychwood, Oxfordshire.

For the benefit of firstly the poor and deserving spinsters or widows in the Parish. Secondly, for the poor or deserving bachelors and widowers in the Parish and thirdly, any other person in the said parish of Bradwell on Sea whom the Parish Council deem to be deserving and needy given in such manner and at such times as the said parish council shall decide.

Quinton Forest Land

Provision of community space, in the form of a village Hall.