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The charity provides + maintains the village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Chilcompton & its neighbourhood. In particular for the use of meetings, lectures, classes & for other forms of recreation & leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of the said inhabitants.

The hall provides facilities for a variety of village organisations and events such as Scouts, Horticultural Society, Karate and private functions such as parties and fundraising evenings.

The charity supports all aspects of the management of the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in East Sussex by providing finance, volunteer assistance, staff accommodation and advice. Meetings and events for members of the charity are held to assist with fund raising.

The charity attends to the general upkeep of the Village Hall, which is available for hire to the general public, and has regular user groups, and is of benefit to the local population of Weybourne.

a place for gathering for relegious purposes

Village Hall for the use of all residents of the village and all Arts that are within the scope of the hall

PROMOTION OF AWARENESS OF THE LIFE WORK OF J M W TURNER

To provide and maintain a community centre and playing field for the inhabitants of Bugbrooke & district.

Supporting local community activities and providing trassport to local hospitals and doctors.

Regular religious discourses, religious festivals, lectures, seminars & courses, retreats, community outreach.

pre school education of children aged 2 years to school age

Sunday: Communion Service, Family Service, Bible Teaching.Tuesday: Prayer and Bible teachingThursday coffee morning

Caving, both sporting and exploration, primarily in the Mendip area. We actively encourage newcomers to the sport.

Provision of hall facilities and occasional events to local community.

Encouragement of the study of the history of British Art by the publication of an annual volume containing transcriptions of original documents and the results of research into British Art.

Fundraising for extra facilities for school

To provide a community centre for the use of all the inhabitants of Bradwell and the surrounding area without distinction of religious or other opinions including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

The charity is a church based trust set up to provide funding for members and charitable organisations working overseas with NGOs, universities and mission societies.

upkeep of village hall for community use

Facilities provided at the Alpha Grove Centre:Youth ClubInternet cafeCommunity meetingsComputer trainingSchool holiday programmesLegal advice sessionsPlaygroups

We publish the premier Conrad journal, The Conradian, appearing twice annually, hold an annual international conference in the early summer, award an annual essay prize, and promote the study of Conrad by offering, when possible, resources and support to scholars without, or with limited access to, university or other sources of funding.

The provision of halls for local voluntary and charitable societies and organisations.

Raising money by activities organised by the Friends of Edith Borthwick School- by quiz nights, bingo nights, raffles, disco's, summer fair and Bags2School and a Christmas Event.

Scouting activities e.g. Camping, badge work etc

The Society organises presentations and demonstrations by leading figures and performers in the fields of opera and ballet.The Society offers Bursaries to students whose talents would be nurtured by attending full and part time courses relevant to professional careers in the arts of ballet and opera.

Financial assistance to farmers, farm staff and those involved in all of the wider land based industries and dependants of these groups. Mainly in the county of Sussex but also in adjoining counties at the Trustees discretion. Support can be short or long term to cover, for example, illness, support in retirement or financial difficulties and can also be for those entering land based education.

Village Hall & Playing Field for the 2 villages of Clapham & Patching. Providing a community building for recreational activities, committee meetings, weddings, clubs & societies.

Education and development of young people through a variety of activities and competitions including public speaking, stock judging, cookery and sports. 10 clubs across the county organise their own weekly meeting. Emphasis on social, fundraising and travel opportunities too.

We perform Brass Band music at contests, concerts and fetes etc. We also march.

The operation & maintenance of the village hall for the benefit of the village community.

The objectives of the Henley Symphony Orchestra are to educate the public in the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of concerts and other activities. The orchestra currently gives at least 4 public concerts per academic year and rehearses weekly during term time.

Preserves and maintains the village hall and adjoining playground for communal use

To complete and maintain for the future a village hall for the use of the local community

1. To promote public interest in Civic Design in Torbay.2. To stimulate public consciousness and appreciation of the beauty, history and character of Torbay and its surroundings.3. To encourage the preservation, development and improvement of features which enhance the attractiveness of the three towns of Torbay.

Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Lustleigh and surrounding areas. Providing buildings, facilities and open spaces for the use of individuals and societies / clubs without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.

Village Hall for social and recreational purposes and hire for events.

Raise money for charitable purposes

We meet each week to learn music and put on 3 concerts each year which we promote to the wider public. Our aims are to promote singing and choral music within the community.

General charitable purposes.Community services such as marriages, funerals, social events.Hosting food banksAiding other charities

1) To preserve, restore and operate as a permanent public exhibition and museum, steam and other railway locomotives, rolling stock and equipment, both for historical and educational purposes, and2) To make available for public reference the history, equipment and operation all with reference to both the former Great Western Railway and its successors since nationalisation on 1 January 1948

Promoting awareness of the international language Esperanto to the public. Running courses, providing support to students of Esperanto, and encouraging participation in international Esperanto events.

Applications for the support of educational and environmental projects in the parishes of Cromarty and Nigg in Ross and Cromarty are welcomed. Unsolicited appeals from outwith these parishes will not receive a response since the trustees take a proactive approach to grantmaking and the development of projects which they wish to support.

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

Fitness, carpet bowling, dance class, barkway players, ZUMBA, Pilates, karate, parties & other village events.

The Otford Society is an Amenities Charity specialising in strengthening community ties, preserving the rural and historic character of Otford and improving the quality of Otford Villaeg Life by providing funding to improve village amenities. We raise funds through membership subscription, donations and by running community events and fund raising activities.

The organisation and conduct of the International Teachers Programme

To hold the regimental collection, preserving, safeguarding and displaying the articles to their best possible advantage.To apply funds at their disposal to acquire uniforms, medals, pictures, books, manuscripts, maps, documents and other articles suitable to enhance the collection.To uphold the traditions of the regiment.

The advancement and instilling the cultural values of the Rajput people in the United Kingdom. RSUK is also actively involved in helping and supporting people affected by world disasters.

To help blind and partially sighted people participate in the sport of bowls to enhance their standard of life

The charities aim is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spriitual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and internation communities.