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The Charity runs a local village hall for the use of residents. Activities include sports activities , children clubs, bazaars and village events. The Charity rents out on a lease basis parts of the building to secure regular incomes. The hall may also be hired for private functions and meetings.

To develop and maintain resources that are used to organise events and activities that stimulate the widest possible involvement of people within the villages of Beausale, Haseley, Honiley and Wroxall.

Provide public space for the local community.

Provision of village hall facility for residents use

The Bradby Club work with ages 8 to 25 providing a safe and inclusive environment. Providing open access sessions for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, affording opportunities and experiences; Improving aspirations and self-esteem. Our specialised services offer prevention and guidance in schools and youth provisions in the following: Substance misuse, sexual health, safer relationships

Managing Knowle Village Hall for the benefit of the community

Memorial hall/village hall with playing field, providing a building & recreational space for community & private groups to hire e.g. playgroup, youth club, badminton & bowling clubs, parish meetings, fundraising & social events & private hire for funerals, parties & sports. Hosts a District Council recycling centre.

Provision and maintenance of the village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Finstall and the local neighbourhood.

Provides building and facilities to local community groups eg Parochial Church Council, Guarlford History Group, Guarlford Women's Institute, Malvern table tennis Club, Guarlford Parish Council.

Providing and maintaining a community building

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The trust provides a community building for arts, leisure, recreational and educational use. We offer a film night and now have excellent bar facilities. We offer meeting rooms, a stage, a large dance floor. The hall is available for wedding receptions, parties, conferences as well as educational use, to the whole community.

Providing and maintianing Lund Village Hall

Provision of Village Hall and Playing Fields for the use of residents of the villages of Burniston and Cloughton

Provides Fields and buildings for football and cricket for the village community.MUGA (Multi Use Games Area) free to all users, with maintenance and insurance provided by the Trust.Continued work to provide a Youth Club and Community Centre in an old building on the Trust property. Ongoing funding (grant aided) and development proceeding.

To promote and maintain for the benefit of the area a facility where community activities can be held. These include culture and sport activities such as various forms of dancing, drama and pantomime society, keep fit, snooker, pre school toddlers football, Brownies and Rainbows, mother and toddler groups, board games group, parenting sessions etc.

The Village Community Hall provides a venue for local community groups including fitness classes, Merched Y Wawr, meeting rooms for committees, and includes a venue for private functions. Cylch Meithrin & Ti a Fi (Mother and toddler group) meet daily & weekly during term time. The Hall is used by the local school and as a venue for several Eisteddfodau during the year.

To assist young people aged between 10 and 25 years who are resident in, or near the Diocese of Sheffield, to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capabilities, so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and so that their conditions of life may be improved. (Charity Commission Index Report, 1993)

To provide and operate a community centre where films, live stage shows and other group activities can be held for the purpose of promoting an enhancing greater awareness of community spirit and participation in community events.

Provision of Sports and Recreational Facilities for Gresford, Marford & Horseley

The provision of * Recreation Centre* Playing Fields including Children's Play Area *Sports Pitches (Rugby and Football)* Green Space in Llanharan and Bryncae * Community Activities* Community wellbeing Activities at Llanharan Recreation Ground off Bridgend Road, Llanharan CF72 9RA and Land at Bryncae off Powell Drive, Llanharan

The aim is to give young people the best possible head start in live through nautical adventure and fun based on the traditions and customs of the Royal Navy.

youth clubs church events fund-raising village meetings and get-togethers polling station village flower show

A rural youth organisation for people aged 10 to 26 with an interest in the countryside and agriculture

To provide community facilities for the use of the inhabitants of Middletown, both educational and entertainment.

Village Hall Committee

Scouting Activities run mainly through 6 separate section meetings each week.

All scouting activities, which include: kayaking, archery, climbing & abseiling, camping, mountain biking, Music, Dance.

To support young people to promote their development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society by operating Kibblestone International Scout Camp, based on the values of Scouting and complying with the strict safeguarding and safety policies of the Scout Association. The principle activity is to operate and develop Kibblestone and manage its property portfolio.

The charity objectives are to enable girls to mature into confident, capable and caring women, who are able to make the most of their potential in career, home and personal life and be willing as citizens to contribute to their community and the wider world. Members of Girlguiding Staffordshire are encouraged to "learn by doing" through the "Guiding Method" which has five distinct elements.

Scouting in Birmingham provides fun and adventurous activities for young people from the city, so helping them to grow in confidence and challenging them to reach their potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their communities.

Provides Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Activities in Shirley, West Midlands as part of the National Scout movement

Scout group.

Fulfilling the aims of the national Scout Association in the counties of North East Lincs, North Lincs, East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston upon Hull for young people between the ages of 6 and 25.

Scout group offering children from age 5 various activities.

Scout Goup

As per scout association rules.

To operate in accordance with the Policy, Organisation & Rules of the Scout Association

Part of the UK national Scout Association

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

The charity has units all over the County of Caernarfonshire. The charity is for girls only aged from 5 years upwards and leaders are female with male support members. Girl Guiding caernarfonshire is part of a World organisation of Girl guiding.

SCOUTING ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS

Provision of Scouting activities and experiences for young people aged from 4 to 18 in the city of Worcester

An international VIth College offering up to 350 boarding places to students who are selected on merit and potential, the assessment process is not influenced by an individual's gender, ethnicity,race,religion and disability nor, as far as funds allow, economic status.

An educational facility for children and young people

The education of children and young people.

The company exists to support local companies by maintaining a training centre and providing and supporting courses of study and training for students, with a view to securing appointments or promotion and obtaining accredited qualifications. To achieve this the charity operates a variety of training and skill assessment services.

Provision of theological education in the HE sector

The charity operates a village hall which provides facilities for local activities. It provides support for local educational activities.

To advance the work of Christian Education and training in the parishes of the Diocese of Derby and to enable and encourage the work of Church of England schools in the Diocese by: Maintaining and improving school buildings using EFA grants. Being an active partner in school improvement in Church schools. Increasing the quality and quantity of provision for children and young people in parishes.