Arts Charities That specialise in Print media

Publication of a literary and periodical magazine called Stand which promotes literary events and makes donations to bodies with similar aims and objectives.

HVA's purpose is to improve the life of its inhabitants. In furtherance of this, events are held including the village fete; the village dance; the village pantomime; a quiz evening and a childrens Christmas party. It publishes an excellent quarterly magazine. The association may make grants for educational and sporting endeavours from a trust established for the benefit of young people.

We continue to hold our Sunday Breaking of Bread services & Bible Addresses & Thursday Bible Classes. We continue to take collections for, & make donations to, various Christadelphian organisations & Local Hospitals. We offer free refreshments to the public during the Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza Weekend. We distribute the Glad Tidings Magazine to members of the public & to local libraries.

We publish a colourful 52 page magazine 'Faith Initiative:Embracing Diversity' addressing a variety of themes and issues relevant to people of faith. Contributors - writers, artists and poets - are from all walks of life and faith communities. 2,500 copies are distributed twice-yearly to schools, colleges, libraries, multi-faith chaplaincy centres, interfaith groups and religious communities.

The relief of persons in need by reason of visual impairments or reading difficulties, in particular but not exclusively in Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire, by the provision of a Talking newspaper and entertainment content.

We produce a weekly news on tape/cd/usb memory stick, for the visually impaired or others unable to read a newspaper. Also a bi- monthly magazine

Monitoring Planning Applications, contributing to the Salisbury Vision replacement, putting up blue plaques commemorating people and buildings, producing a quarterly magazine and arranging visits and lectures for members.

Support & advice to Library Friends, Campaign & User Groups.Advocacy for libraries; public libraries in particular.Liaison with library-related groups & organisations, e.g. CILIP, UNISON, SCL, The Reading Agency, Voices for the Library.Submission evidence to reviews. e.g. SieghartWe run a website, social media accounts & produce a magazine, to inform & engage all on library issues.

Records and distributes a weekly talking newspaper and magazine on CD, memory stick and via website to approximately 165 visually impaired listeners in Cheltenham, Tewkesbury and North Cotswolds.

We run the Fast On Water website (www.fastonwater.co.uk). The most comprehensive online source of circuit powerboat racing history in the UK. We continue to publish our quarterly online magazine. We organise events and attend other organisations events, use social networking and allow the public access to our archives and request information in person, by phone, on social media and by email.

We provide a three monthly news bulletin magazine for our members in the Midlands area.We make grants to individuals and provide care and counselling services to people with special needs e.g. people with an ileostomy and we raise funds to cover our activities.

To provide sound recordings of local news or interest to blind or partially sighted people living in or interested in Gloucester. Arrange social activities for blind or partially sighted people in Gloucester.

Weekly Kent Talking Newspapers for the Herne Bay Area and a KAB monthly talking magazine, 'Blind to Blind' and Partially sighted people in the Community.Herne Bay identity for young people, illness, elderly, to engage in local events. Provide with experience and training in broadcasting and media skills, promoting education in employment opportunities, and public address services at local events.

Provides a Recorded Newsletter for the Blind and Partially Sighted.

to educate the public on the history of the Staffordshire bull terrier in exhibitions,slide exhibitions,road shows and a magazine

1. Manage and produce annual magazine and quarterly news letter.2. Arrange and manage Annual Regimental Association Dinner (280 attended)3. Arrange and manage St George's Day Service in Chichester Cathedral (320 attended)4. Arrange and managed Field of Remembrance parade West Minster Cathedral5. Monitor and assist with Regimental Benevolence

To provide a weekly talking newspaper, containing local news and other useful information including local and national government bulletins on social matters; community safety; environment; transport and leisure. The newspaper is distributed on USB memory sticks and uploaded onto the BWBF streamed service for accessing through the Talking Newspaper app and on smart speakers such as Alexa.

Regular Monday evening meetings consist of a beginners' class, for which no charge is made, an open lecture, an astrological discussion group and a more advanced class. Meetings are open to both members and non-members. The Astrology Quarterly is published 4 times a year, a magazine which is free to members. An annual seminars is held, focused on a specific astrological theme.

provides a fortnightly talking newspaper service to approximately 250 blind and visually handicapped persons, the majority of whom reside in the Llanelli and District area.

Provides practical advice and help to dyslexic people of all ages in Shropshire. Affliated to the British Dyslexia Association. Helpline advice, assessments and screening, tutor information, workshops, conferences and talks, British Dyslexia Association magazine.

Our aim is to promote knowledge and understanding of the local history and heritage of Langport and the surrounding area. We undertake research and disseminate the results. We publish an annual programme of activities, including talks, walks, visits and projects. We hold exhibitions and events, and publish books on local history subjects. We produce an annual magazine, Level Talk.

Each week we create a memory stick based on the local paper, with other useful local information. This is distributed to our listeners by Royal Mail ( free), all of whom are blind or partially sighted..

Radius welcomes those seeking to explore spiritual, social and ethical themes through drama. As a forum for discussion it encourages a relationship between theatre and faith within contemporary culture and promotes plays that throw light on the human condition. It offers scripts for performance, an assessment service for new plays, a series of study guides, a magazine and a programme of workshops.

Housed in a scheduled ancient monument C1760 Gunpowder Magazine, to preserve and to educate all ages, covering local and military history, working within schools curriculum, providing resources for research and working with like-minded groups.

Creation and distribution of sound recordings to blind and visually impaired people