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To provide a conduit through public performances, for young children to express themselves through music, speech and drama and to showcase and nurture this talent in the performing arts.

The objects of the charity are to educate the public in the dramatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in these arts.

To promote an interest in drama and theatre skills by the study of plays and by public productions. To encourage a discerning appreciation of the theatre

Raising money for the Royal Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital in order to purchase much needed equipment not provided by the NHS Trust.

Providing very sheltered accommodation for people in need in (the) Dalton-in-Furness and district area.

We perform up to four major choral concerts a year, in Sheffield Cathedral and other venues. Member of Making Music. Currently around 85 singing members. We hold voice training workshops to improve the quality of our singing, and are exploring new ways to extend the range of our membership and reach new audiences.

The church organises the following activities - Weekly: public Sunday services morning & evening; mid-week Bible study & prayer meeting; Tuesday coffee morning (principally for retired folk), children & young people's groups on Fridays (5-10), (11-13) and (14+).Quarterly : senior citizens' luncheons; services in local care homesOccasional: walks; outings;hospital transportation & visitation

PROVISION OF SHELTERED ACCOMMODATION FOR THE ELDERLY

OPEN TO ALL WHO LOVE SINGING. WE AIM TO ATTRACT ANYBODY WHO WANTS TO SING A MIXTURE OF MUSIC FROM TYPICAL CHORAL MUSIC TO MODERN WORKS.THE RUTLAND CHORAL SOCIETY ALSO WISH TO REACH THE WIDER COMMUNITY BY ATTRACTING YOUNGER SINGERS AND PERFORMING IN SMALLER LOCAL VENUES.WE ARE A NON-AUDITIONING CHOIR.

The charity's activities involve providing a temple for a place of worship. Other activities include provision of day care services for the elderly and infirm.

Protection of wildlife and natural features and promotion of nature conservation within our area. Acting as a main focus for nature conservation within our area and providing means by which communities and individuals can become involved.

The object of the Heron Theatre is to present to the public dramatic and kindred arts by means of the production of dramatic, musical and dance performances, films, lectures, and slide shows; and the promotion of other cultural activities in its own theatre and elsewhere. The Heron Theatre is run entirely by unpaid volunteers.

Monmouth Choral Society is a mixed amateur choir of 40 singers, conducted by Dr Steven Kings. There are four public performances a year of major and less well known choral works in Monmouth. Choral workshops are regularly held and the choir is supported by 'Friends'

THE SOCIETY'S PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES ARE THE STAGING OF PUBLIC RECITALS, DANCE SHOWS AND WORKSHOPS FOR SCHOOLS

We exist to develop greater interest in our museums the funds we raise are used to buy artifacts, pictures etc which Leeds City Council cannot purchase from its own funds

A living museum providing educational experiences of operating UK railway heritage, preservation and access to historic steam and diesel locomotives, carriages, structures, artefacts and archives, with the welfare benefits of volunteering opportunities and conservation of its species rich lineside environment in a National Park.

Provision of annual literature festival and associated developments and year round projects involving creative writing, reading and live literature.

The main activity of the charity is to raise funds for the support of the Community Care Centre by means of our charity shop and organising social events, attending fetes etc which help our funds and gain publicity.

provides building/facilities/open spaces

The principal aim of the charity is to help and support those who have been seriously injured whilst playing rugby football in Wales.

Health and Safety in the Construction Industry

Religious activities. Church services are held on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

The Village Hall is let to various organisations:caravan rallies,weddings dances parties etc

The provision of accommodation. floating support and outreach services to homeless people and those threatened with losing their homes.

Provision of financial assistance for:Rotary causes both UK based and internationalRelief of poverty and sicknessOverseas travel grants to young peopleProjects for the benefit of the local communityOther registered charities, institutions and societies

To provide specialist residential and day services to people with a wide range of learning disabilities through the delivery of educational programmes and a community based inclusive lives provision. All of our services are person centred to meet the needs of the individual. Our staff are trained to deliver services aimed at unlocking a person's potential to maximise achievement.

SSMTS seeks to educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts, to further the development and public appreciation of the arts and to assist and further such charitable institutions and charitable purposes as the management committee shall for time to time determine

"To entertain the public in the musical theatre arts and to provide a safe, enjoyable environment for people to pursue musical theatre as a hobby".

As our name suggests we provide funds solely for use by the Sheffield Childrens Hospital wards/departments.

The charity's organisational structure was unchanged during the year.The Repertory Players are a permanent amateur company who provide a balanced and stimulating season of plays.Stimulate and educate young people through "The Young Rep"Members provide all the support to visiting companies to Stoke on Trent Repertory Theatre

Provision of the Hall for the inhabitants of Arkholme and surrounding neighbourhood for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time activity.

Providing resources for musical performance and training

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 33rd Sutton Coldfield (1st Bannersgate) Scout Group give young people of Sutton Coldfield and surrounding areas the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

The charity works with persons who by reason of mental or physical health face exclusion. Activities carried out include the provision of housing and support, the provision of advice, advocacy and development opportunities for individuals and the commitment to learn from individuals' experiences and voice these to inform social action and social change.

Supports people of all ages with physical, sensory and learning disabilities.

Providing financial assistance for housing needs, in the form of non-repayable grants or loans at low or no interest; assistance with residential accommodation and the repair and improvement of such accommodation; and helping those who are aged or disabled in the provision of proper care.

A leading presenting theatre and music venue whose aim is to bring entertainment and inspiration to the North East through offering a programme of quality and diversity covering all major art forms.

The object of the charity is to encourage and educate the public in the appreciation of music, primarily by the study of choral works, the presentation of concerts and other activities.

The organisation of an annual international festival of music song and dance open to competitors from the nations of the world to promote international harmony and goodwill and knowledge of the arts generally.

Providing activities and training for young people in accordance with the Policy Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association.

Provision and maintenance of a recreation ground and village hall for meetings, lectures and classes and all other forms of recreation and leisure time activities, with the objectives of improving conditions of life for those in the area.

To provide musical/show entertainment

We manage and maintain a venue for meetings and activities for the benefit of the village and surrounding areas. We also organise events for the village during the year.

Carleton House is an independent co-educational school for pupils aged 3-11 years.

Provides village hall facility for local groups in Dunvant and its neighbourhood

Wyeside Arts Centre offers a stimulating and entertaining Arts programme of breadth and quality, accessible to everyone, including: Live shows, Cinema, Satellite Live! screenings, Visual Arts exhibitions, Workshops, Youth Theatre, Community and Educational events for the people of Mid Wales.

A Musical Society with a local catchment from Warwick, Kenilworth and Leamington Spa with members also coming from further afield. Members are welcome from all walks of life and age is not a restriction.

The Cwmbran Trust aims to benefit the community of Cwmbran Town in such charitable ways as the trustees think fit and in particular, the advancement of education, the provision of social amenities and the relief of povety, distress or sickness

The main purpose of our executive committee's work is to maintain funds to provide an HQ for scouting activities which benefit young people from age 6 to 25. Scouting activities offer young people opportunities for education, training sports & recreation. We also provide equipment to enhance these skills. Our HQ is situated in Rothwell & is also used by many other local groups.

As Scouts we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each Week Holmes Chapel Scout Group give young people of Holmes Chapel and the local area, the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.