Arts Charities

Courses and workshops in arts,crafts, health and well-being.

provide a place of worship,hold scheduled meetings,produce and/or distributing literature,outreach into the community.

Sailing, shooting (air rifle and small bore), canoeing, rowing, power boating, ceremonial drill, expedition training, meteorology, training in marine engineering, seamanship, writer/stores, cooks/steward, radio operator. The aim of the sea cadet corps is to help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical th

a) The advancement of public education in the field of Archaeologyb) The preservation and protection of buildings for the benefit of the general publicc) The advancement of public education in the field of Choir Schools and associated musicd) Any other charitable object or charity as may be chosen by the Trustees.

We rehearse for, and perform, at least six public concerts each concert season commencing in September in each year and ending in July in the following year and in doing so assist players to improve their musical skills in an orchestral environment and provide a platform for young soloists embarking on professional careers to gain experience in concerto performance.

The charity has maintained and managed the Lytham Institute building and has ongoing arrangements with several community groups. Activity has been limited following the library operator ceasing its activities from the building. Lytham Heritage Group and the Civic Society occupy rented space on the first floor of the premises.

ARTS: ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF DISENFRANCHISED TEENAGERS & WHO ARE NOT IN EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION OR TRAINING, (2) TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES, SO AS TO DEVELOP THEIR CAPABILITIES THAT THEY MAY GROW TO FULL MATURITY AS INDIVIDUALS AND MEMBERS OF SOCIETY. (3) ARTS FACILITATING (4)ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS & RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUTH

Advancement of the Christian religion through the promotion and sale of Christian literature.

Grants to people in need for basics particularly festival and holiday time, furthering education and community activities.

To promote family history and assist all those indviduals who wish to research their family history. This is facilitated through members of the society and anyone from the general public using the research centre and library, and through postal enquiries.The society holds family history events in the community within the two counties. There is a very active branch network, meetings open to all.

National and international touring theatre company

To provide for rent a place for meetings for welfare of Timperley parishioners and also clubhouse, library, reading room, snooker room and bowling green for club members.

Welsh language education provision for 2-4 year olds.

1st Mulbarton Scout group comprising Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. Meetings for each group each week where variable activities are carried out including crafts, cooking, camping basics, first aid etc.Group camps and individual camps and days out.

Epiphany aims to bring inspiring and evocative music to the general public and the vulnerable in society, sometimes in collaboration with visual and other artists, with the aim to broaden perspectives, to bring enjoyment, hope and emotional healing. We do this primarily through improvised music as well as through classical and other concerts where we play a variety of different music.

Harrogate Phoenix Players promotes, maintains, improves and advances knowledge and understanding of The Performing Arts and in particular the arts of Drama, Mime, Dance, Song and Music.

We offer performance opportunities for ages 5 to 18, which include not only acting, but also participation in a socially creative experience, which fosters teamwork,confidence building and self-expression. Our weekly classes offer a mix of drama/musical theatre skills.There are two major productions annually, a Summer show and a Pantomime. Both members and non-members are invited to audition.

A choral society based in Bury St Edmunds Suffolk, dedicated to public performances of classical choral works, particularly those of JS Bach.

Funds historical and archaeological research with grants to volunteer groups, schools, museums and academic/professional researchers. Operates a website with accessible heritage information. Support local historical societies in studying the historical environment. Holds study days, lectures and visits. Publishes a respected annual journal, plus books and other publications.

Our Activities are to promote the art of drama for the public benefit by the delivery of development workshops and engagement sessions to produce and present live shows.

1. Promote the study of the history and development of the craft of the silversmith, andpreserve articles and records pertaining thereto. 2. Sponsor publications, treatises, etc.,relevant to the craft. 3. Sponsor current silversmiths and their craft in ways which willencourage the continuation of the craft.

WCBG provides transport to and from school for Wellow residents. We also provide a commuter service into Bath morning and evening. The bus is available for group bookings and occasional special trips such as those to Bath Christmas markets and to the cinema during school holidays.

The village hall comprises internally 3 halls, stage, kitchen and toilets, and externally an annexe, a childrens play park, playing field and car park. The internal facilities and annexe are hired to a wide range of regular user groups, and also to individuals and organisations for concerts, meetings, parties and wedding receptions. The external facilities are available to all at no charge.

Current activities are as follows: Reglious organisation: Youth Service, Women's Department, Men's Department, Sunday School, Choir department, Supplementary School, After School Club, Holiday Club

Crediton Arts Centre provides a wide range of cultural activities for the people of Crediton and surrounding Mid Devon villages. We run a weekly programme of classes for all ages in the visual arts, drama and dance. We also put on films, concerts, plays and talks as well as organise major community events, such as the annual Busk It!, Open Art Studios and large scale community theatre productions.