Arts Charities That specialise in Media and publishing

The British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies promotes the study of all aspects of eighteenth-century cultural history. The society publishes the Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies four times a year. It organises a major conference in Oxford every January and a postgraduate conference in the summer. It is affiliated to the International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.

The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and to become part of the parish community. The PCC maintains an overview of worship and works with the incumbent to provide services that can involve the many groups of people that live in the parish.We provide activites within the community such as play sessions, craft mornings and film afternoons.

To provide a museum and local history library collection covering the county of Huntingdonshire.

ESTABLISHMENT OF A LOCAL CHURCH BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. THE PROPAGATION OF THE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL BY WORD AND DEED, AND BY LITERATURE AND OTHER MEDIA, AT HOME AND ABROAD.

The Charity's aim is to provide a safe, educational and caring environment that will encompass all the seven areas of learning for the Foundation Phase:Language, Literacy and Communication;Maths;Creativity;Physical;Personal, Social and Wellbeing and Multi-cultural Understanding;Knowledge and Understanding of the worldCurriculum Cymreig

BOOK PUBLISHING

Village Hall with Parish Council Office and Library

Provide a venue for a pre school group, Brownies, fitness, sports and social groups, plus a conference room for local organisations. A mobile library uses the site car park.Available for private hire - all proceeds go to the upkeep of Hall. Funds are raised through grants, user groups, Hall bookings, events provided by the Hall, and donations.

Publication of an academic journal and the organisation of academic conferences.

Assisting in the running of a local library for the benefit of local people.

Relief of Poverty locally and abroadEducation with special emphasis on Special Needs and specialist Literacy TrainingDevelopment of an interactive Literacy Programme for young people

the village hall / community centre provides facilities for diverse groups and activities, works with local groups including, library, parish council, childcare, recreation and education.

Society Objectives:-1. To promote animals and plants of the countryside, objects of geological, historical and archaeological interest.2. To promote the formation of Nature Reserves and to assist in their supervision.3. To foster interest in Nature Conservation through public meetings, film shows, exhibitions, publication of books, our Annual Newsletter, leaflets and general communication.

To advance the Christian Religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and distributing literature on the Christian Faith to enlighten others about the Christian Religion.

PROMOTES INTEREST IN THE ANTIQUITIES OF BRISTOL AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND ENCOURAGES THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGY BY HOLDING MEETINGS, PUBLISHING BOOKS, REPORTS AND PAPERS, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ANCIENT RECORDS AND MANUSCRIPTS, MAINTAINING A LIBRARY, WHICH IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ADVOCATING AND ENCOURAGING THE PRESERVATION OF SITES AND BUILDINGS OF HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL INTEREST

The Society promotes understanding of the life and work of Ralph Vaughan Williams, by encouraging the performance and recording of his music.The Society organises meetings and concerts on an occasional basis. Its recording subsidiary, Albion Records, makes and publishes recordings. The Society's work is promoted by means of the RVW Journal, published three times a year and free to members.

AT BARBICAN PRE-SCHOOL WE FUNDRAISE TO RUN THE PRE-SCHOOL, WE HAVE IMPROVED THE ICT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CHILDREN AND ARE CURRENTLY IN THE MIDST OF DEVELOPING OUR LIBRARY/BOOK AREA OF THE PRE-SCHOOL. WE CONTINUALLY INVEST IN PLAY/EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES FOR THE FURTHER ENHANCEMENT OF THE CHILDREN.

JPIM teach, coach, mentor and provide literature on transformational wholeness. Through educational initiatives like; Weekly e-inspirations, Conferences, Training events, Wholeness Networks, Programmes & Partnerships, Retreats, Outreaches, Partnerships with individuals and organisations. Our commercial partner JPE produces promotional merchandise on wholeness, personal development and leadership.

We host communal gardening and outdoor cooking opportunities, seasonal celebration events for our community of garden volunteers, outdoor skills sharing workshops.We offer our garden space as a unique outdoor venue for therapeutic activities.We share learning through hosting skills sharing opportunities, visual tools, books and learning resources, and an online collaboration platform.

Regular Church Services,Funerals, Baptisms, Weddings etc.Youth and children's works.Maintaining our buildings for letting to the wider community (e.g. Scrabble, Toddlers group, Badminton, Digital Cinema, Musical recitals etc.) . The list is not exhaustive and evolves to meet the community's needs.

Provide public library in LB Lewisham and use building for recreation/ leisure use for people needing such facilities due to their youth, age, infirmity/disablement, financial hardship or social/economic circumstances or general public in the interests of social welfare and to improve residents' condition of life. Advance education in local history, arts,heritage and legacy of Archibald Corbett

We encourage education for all through the preservation of Bakewell's history and architecture via the Bakewell Old House Museum, a Grade II*House dating from 1534 which exhibits 9,000 objects in 13 rooms. We also present an annual programme of social and educational events and publish the Society's annual Journal and quarterly Newsletters. For more information go to: www.oldhousemuseum.org.uk

1) To Advance Christian Religion through teaching according to Statements of Believe as enshrined in the Bible2) To Support families and thier children, this is achieved through provision of after school clubs and training in Computer Literacy and information technology3) To Support people who are in Need; by providing counselling, food and other financial assistance to those in Need.

Regular public worship and sacred space open to all. Pastoral work including visiting the elderly Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups Taking of religious assemblies in school. Promotion of Christianity through meetings, events,music and literature. Outreach through provision for carers, toddlers and other groups. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

Valley Park Community Association manages Valley Park Community Centre, local magazine the Valley Park Voice and facilitates numerous community events in furtherance of the states objects.