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Creative writing workshops with diadvantaged and disabled children and young people.

Provision and maintenance of a hall for community use.

PROVIDING VILLAGE HALL FACILITIES FOR THE COMMUNITYThe hall has a Gym which is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays MONDAY 10:30am - 1pm Art Group, 6:30pm - 7:30pm Tae Kwon DoTUESDAY 9:30am - 10:30am Pilates, WEDNESDAY - 7pm Sicora Dance Fitness Class, 7pm -8:15pm YOGATHURSDAY 6:30pm TO 7:30pm Tae Kwon Do, FRIDAY 10am Tai ChiWEEKENDS ARE AVALIABLE FOR EVENT

TO PROMOTE HINDU RELIGION AND CULTURE, TO FACILITATE SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

Provide hostel accomadation for groups of people

Provides & maintains a village hall for use by local user groups regardless of Religious, Cultural or Ethnic origins.

EDUCA\TION TRAININGRELIGIUOS ACTIVITIESSPORTS/RECREATIONECONOMIC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCHILDREN YOUNG PEOPLEELDERLY OLD PEOPLETHE GENERAL PUBLIC MANKIND

Provision of facilities for the use of the inhabitants of Lowick and the surrounding area

ABCA has active Tennis and Bowls sections, and there are also specific user groups, i.e. Scottish Dancing, WI, Snooker / Billiards, and TaeKwondo, Ukele band. The funds raised from letting cover most of the maintenance needs of the Parish Rooms. The Bowls and Tennis groups are self sufficient through their membership.

Provide Recreational Facilities in the Village of Dalston, Cumbria.

Christian services for the local community in Chaddesden and Derby. In addition to regular Sunday church services: Weekly prayer / bible study; Weekly children's club; Monthly adults 'social' and service at old local old peoples home.Fund raising activities for local charities. Fund raising for other UK / worldwide charities and other christian organisations.

Provision of community facilities for use by local clubs and organisations.We Maintain the Rimington Memorial Institute for the use by village organisations e.g. Bowling club , Table Tennis club , Snooker Club , W.I. and hold social events e.g. bands , talks to raise funds to maintain the building .

Relevant activities in accordance with the Policy Organisation and Rules (POR) of theScout Association.

We are a scout group operating for the good of local children

Community Hall services for the villages of Mathry, Castle Morris, Abercastle and Square & Compass.

The promotion of Christian education and the facilitation of the establishment and operation of Christian schools.

Furtherance of the Christian Faith

EDUCATION/ TRAINING, RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

(a) Foster, assist and promote the charitable activities of any institutions professing and teaching the principles of traditional judaism. (b) To advance religion in accordance with the orthodox jewish faith. (c) Give aid and support to needy persons in general.

We are an amateur drama group who regularly produce 3 full length plays and a one-act play each year. We are currently self funding. We aim to provide the performing arts for the local community whilst allowing all individuals to develop their own talents.

Parent & Toddler GroupAge Concern Luncheon ClubYogaFootballKeep FitSenior Citizens ClubLine DancingHoly CommunionTheatre Productions

WE provide health and fitness facilities for the surrounding neighbourhood of Crewe and Nantwich.Specifically we provide gymnastics training and coaching facilities for all ages and capabilities including disabilities to a nationally approved standard. In addition we focus on adult well-being by providing equipment and training opportunities

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Telford and adjacent areas[ hereinafter call the area of benefit] without distinction of sex or of political religious or other opinions, by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recwation and other leisure time occupation with the object of imptoving the conditions of life for the siad inhabitatan

over sixties xmas party : upkeep of Croft House for community activities:try to deal with anything that affects the community

Entertaining the general public

Our charity operates as a place of worship (Mosque) for the general public and operates in the local area of Cradley Heath in the West Midlands also providing Islamic education for children and adults.

to instruct young people between the ages of 8 and 25years to play an instrument, read music and the discipline of marching and displays. Also to compete in competitions across the country.

The objectives of the charity is the provision and maintenance of a village hall for use by the inhabitants of the immediate area of benefit and to be made available also for wider use. In all repects to be without distinction of political, religious or other beliefs and opinions, for recreation and leisure. Available seven days a week.

To encourage the promotion of a variety of activities, both social and cultural, for the enjoyment and benefit of the residents of Kineton and district, by the maintenance of a village hall accessible to all.

Support of the research and publication in the history of Parliament, with particular reference to supporting the journal 'Parliamentary History' and publishing the Parliamentary History Texts and Studies series. We hold conferences and publish the proceedings.

Powys CC closed the school in 2015. The principle of promoting education is now discharged by the provision of grants to former pupils or those who reside in the local area (or have resided in the local area at the discretion of the Trustees). The building is now let to the Radnorshire Arts & Crafts Foundation to generate an income, maintain the property and benefit the local community.

RAISING FUNDS TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN AN ENDOWMENT FUND TO FURTHER THE RELIGIOUS AND OTHER CHARITABLE WORK OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IN PARTICULAR WITHIN THE PARISH OF HALE ST PETER.

Working with boys between the ages of 6 and 14 within the guidelines of the Scouting movement.

The objects of the Shevington and District Community Association are:1. To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Shevington . . .to advance education and provide facilities . . . for recreation and leisure time occupation . . . improving the conditions of life especially for the lonely and isolated in our community

We are a small community village hall. We plan to use it as a community hub.

To provide Canal boat trips and holidays for people with disabilities of all kinds.

Educational Bursaries for students aged between 16 to 25 years inclusive.Must be resident in the former Borough of Goole or the Parish of Hook for at least two years OR to have attended a school within the said areas for at least two years.From 2012 will offer support to 'modern apprentices' within the same location. More details to be added when finally agreed.

Advancement of education in horticulture and to promote encourage and improve horticulture by the holding of horticultural shows competitions meetings lectures discussions demonstrations and running allotment gardens

Provision of Community Centre, Support for local community

Maintaining and running Walterstone Village Hall and Walterstone Common for the benefit of the local community.

Members of South Ribble Rotary raise funds through unpaid voluntary activitiesThe income is then donated to a diverse variety of charities and good causes

The Village Hall is a centre for a variety of activities for all ages: fortnightly coffee mornings, regular social events such as quizzes, talks, bingo, teas, book club and craft club. The hall is the focus for the annual Fete, Harvest Supper, Macmillan Coffee Morning and Christmas events. The hall is used for Parish Council meetings, FGCT meetings, as a polling station and for our MP's surgery.

The Association provides a hall for the use of Senior Citizens in the locality.Activities are organised for members:-1. Which members find entertaining, interesting and generally beneficial.2. Also to raise funds to finance activities such as organised trips and the running costs of the hall.

The Midland Geotechnical Society organises evening lectures in the Birmingham area, generally once a month between October and May. The lectures are on a geotechnical topic and promote continued education of students, practising engineers and retired members of the geotechnical community. Occasional afternoon seminars and site visits are arranged. We make several financial awards per year.

For the Relief of the Poor and Needy or to or for such other Charitable Purpose, Institution, Society or Object as the Rotary Club of Bradford Blaize shall in duly constituted Meeting from time to time direct

Providing a venue and associated facilities for use by the local societies, residents of Medbourne and surrounding area.

Rescue and rehome unwanted cats and kittens, provide veterinary care as necessary. Provide help and advice to cat/kitten owners and help out with veterinary treatment, food etc in cases of need. Neuter and feed ferral cats in situ where possible.

The BSA is the parent teacher association for Brookhurst Primary School. We aim to raise funds to enhance the education and school life of pupils at the school, by organising fun events

Fetes, , Quizes, Entertainment Evenings, Sponsored Walks & Raffles

To research, preserve, and promote the Northumbrian language.