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To provide a meeting room for any meetings or social gatherings, and toilet facilities for the local church

The charity runs the village hall where meetings, dinners, classes and other events are held.

Provision of a hall and playing field for the villagers of Butley, Chillesford, Capel St Andrew and Wantisden.

Provision of facilities for local groups and organisations.

Activities for local residents and the surrounding communities including a toddler group, yoga, keep fit, art club, ballet, karate, heart rehab and social events. Facilities for the general public to hire for private functions and for special interest groups. Efforts are made to keep charges reasonable for local people.

Maintain and oversee the running of the village hall

Maintains village hall in parish of South Elmham Saint Margaret, Suffolk

Management of Wissett Village Hall

The purposes for a sports and recreation ground, Community Centre and Village Hall or any of them for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Brandon

Village hall providing building facilities for use by the local community for recreational or educational purposes

HIRING OUT HALLS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

WE PROVIDE LEISURE & SOCIAL FACILITIES FOR RESIDENTS IN ALDWICK AND WEST MEADS. OFTEN PROVIDING THE ONLY CONTACT FOR SOME WITH THE REST OF SOCIETY. WE PROVIDE ARTS, CRAFTS, PATCHWORK & QUILTING, CARPET BOWLS, KEEP FIT, LINE DANCING, TAEKWONDO, BRIDGE CLUBS, SOCIAL CLUB, COFFEE MORNINGS & YOGA THE CENTRE IT IS WELL USED AND MUCH APPRECIATED BY THE RESIDENTS OF THE LOCAL AREA .

To ensure that the hall is properly maintained and run for the benefit of all those wishing to use the premises for social and educational means

East Knoyle village hall is for all the community to be used for social and recreational purposes. It is available for rental by both residents and non residents for weddings, special events, meetings, concerts etc.

The Idmiston Parish Memorial Hall Committee, manage and maintain the Idmiston Parish Memorial Hall for the inhabitants of Idmiston Parish, incorporating the villages of Idmiston, Porton and Gomeldon by providing facilities for meetings, lectures, classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation.

Our purpose is to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Scout Group, providing Recreational and Educational facilities for Children from the ages of 6 to 15

The 1st Oulton Broad Sea Scout Group is one of one hundred groups recognised by the Royal Navy within the United Kingdom. All aims & activities are as directed within the Policy, Organisation and Rules (POR) of the Scout Association.

Typical Scouting activities including camping and trips for Beavers,Cubs and Scouts

We are based in Frimley, Surrey, and the group includes Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and Network. We provide adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-25.

Providing developement and life skills for children/young adults

To provide Scouting activities for any young person from age 4 to age 18. To be a hub for any adult wishing to re connect with Scouting via the Scout Network.

Education and training of young people

Beavers, cubs and scouts groups

We are a Scout Group for young people living in and around Ringmer, East Sussex , including Beavers, Cubs and Scouts covering children over 6 years of age.

Physical, spritual, mental development of young people 6 to 25 years of age

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society. We achieve this through delivery of a good quality balanced programme in line with the requirements of The Scout Association.

As per Scout POR, to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national, and international communities.

Practical training of young people between the ages of 6 years to 25 years in dictates of the Scout Association. To include camping,adventurous activities climbing, hiking etc.

Providing supervised camping activities for young people of an educational nature.

The charity awards grants towards the personal analysis of persons in recognised training as child and adolescent psychotherapists.

To promote the education of persons under 25 years of age who, or whose parents, reside in the Deanery of Storrington, preference being given to residents of the parish of Storrington.

The Brixham Heritage Museum and History Society was founded for the purpose of recording, saving and displaying the heritage of the historic town and fishing port.

Educational Grants to pupils of Tavistock College

Support of cost of education and development of those under 25 in parish of Silverton

Residential home and craft centre for adults with learning disabilites.

An educational charity for the benefit of residents of the parishes of West Meon and Warnford in Hampshire, governed by a scheme of 1961 set up by the Minister of Education, amended in 1997. Working within that it continues to support the work of West Meon Primary School with a significant annual grant. Individual grants are made with no upper age limit to support all areas of further education.

The objects of the charity are to make grants for educational purposes to schools, other organisations and individuals in the Parishes of Stratfield Mortimer, Mortimer West End and Wokefield.

The object of the Charity is to promote the education (including religious education) of persons resident in the area of benefit and in need of financial assistance.

Supporting home school families in Christian education

Training and development of boys and girls from 6 to 18years of age in accordance with the Policy,Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association.

OPPORTUNITIES TO SOCIALISE WITH OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE AND ACTIVITIES ORGANISED WITHIN A SAFE ENIRONMENT AS PER SCOUTING RULES

The principal object of the Foundation is to provide educational benefits to the students of St Bartholomew's School.The Foundation is custodian of many prize funds, some restricted in purpose, but all intended to reward good work, effort or achievement on the part of the students at the school.The Foundation also has responsibility for a permanent endowment of funds and assets.

To provide finance to Dr Radcliffe's School Steeple Aston, to meet expenditure on building repairs and alterations to the School and special benefits that would not otherwise be provided by the LEA and to provide grants to eligible applicants for higher or further education or training and to local charities

The charity's income is used to maintain its properties and to provide special benefits of any kind for any educational institution attended by children resident in an agreed Area of Benefit. Income is also used to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are either resident in the Burford area or who have attended as a pupil for not less than 2 years and are in need of support.

Founded by a legacy in 1585, this charity awards bursaries to students and apprentices whose parents live in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Fairfield PNEU School is a day, co-educational, independent school offering education for children from 3 to 11+. It provides a broad, liberal education closely informed by the National Curriculum and within a Christian environment which aims to develop to the full the capabilities of each individual child.

The education of children and young people within Millfield School and Millfield Prep School (including Pre-Prep); the development of associated extra-curricular activites; the operation of educational and recreational courses.

The provision and maintenance of Curry Rivel Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Curry Rivel

The Hallifax Trust provides grants and bursaries primarily for the primary school serving the parish of Shimpling, also for people under the age of 25 who either attended Shimpling School or whose parents live in Shimpling. If there are any funds left in any year not required for the above it may be used for charitable purposes for the general benefit of the residents of Shimpling.