Arts Charities

Provides resources to enable teaching Welsh folk dance.Organises festivals of Welsh folk dance for children.Teaches Welsh folk dance to those wishing to teach children.

To provide weekly recordings in audio format containing local news items and features.

Monthly meetings with a guest speaker-members participate in sports, music,drama and educational visits

To improve and develop conditions of rural life and to advance the education of country women in citizenship, in public questions both national and inter-national, in music, drama and other cultural subjects, also to secure instruction and training in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

To provide support for the education and training of music librarians in the UK and Ireland and encourage research into music librarianship, bibliography and related disciplines.

We have lectures, demonstrations & craft classes. Educational outings. Theatre visits. Also raise funds for charities associated with WI.

The original objects of the Trust are set out in a Trust Deed dated 12th July 1898 and provide for use of the Property in perpetuity and solely for the purposes of instruction of Children and Adults in drawing, painting, modelling, designing for architecture manufactures and decoration.

Weekly social meetings--Meals --Day trips--Cinema and theatre visits.

Benefits to the elderly/disabled and the sick - help with visits to hospitals, convalescent homes or similar institutions and to those in need and the bereaved.Assist fulltime students, living in Fritton, with funds for text books.

Education/training/art/culture/sport/recreation, crafts etc

The Henry Nicholson charity has a current policy of providing Winter fuel allowances for the elderly of the Parish. Graveyard maintenance for those in the parish unable to tend graves. Grants for the purchase of books/equipment for students of the parish. Grants to local primary school for special projects. Donations towards charities that serve the local community.

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.

Main Activities include provision of a meeting place for:-1. The Dance Group2. The Whist Group3. The OAP's meeting placeProvides a meeting place for many charitable groups and for events for the over 50's

Meetings are held on a regular basis throughout the year. The programme throughout the year included talks, meetings and visits. Socially throughout the year members have organised interclub nights and a summer do. Involvement in the local community has entailed carol singing and the Grand Draw and Whist Drive at Christmas and also promoting YFC.

The benefit of York pensioners, York children and inmates of York hospitals especially ex employees of William Wright & Sons (York) Ltd. To help with the finance of medical research, art and music education and the provision of community centres in York and their facilities.

We provide digital sound recordings, of the best achievable quality, of edited extracts from the "Hampshire Chronicle" on a weekly basis, and articles and information of a wider interest as a monthly magazine, to blind or visually impaired people in Winchester and surrounding areas.

Haddenham Toddler Group provides a playgroup facility for children from birth to school age for one morning per week. Our aim is to provide a safe, stimulating environment where parents/carers and children can meet, play and have a morning of fun together. We offer a wide range of activities including toys, craft activities and singing. All children must be accompanied by a parent or carer.

Provision of Christian religious/moral books for inhabitants of the ancient parish of Flaxley and neighbouring parishes.

Small archaeological surveys; post excavation work; geophysical surveys; small museum collection; reference collections of borderware, clay pipes and iron age finds; dedicated library of books on archaeology and history; experimental archaeology projects; support for local history, YAC and Y3A groups.

Production and recording of spoken news items from local papers/magazines for distribution on memory sticks for people with sight disabilities.

Cattistock WI is in a rural area with women meeting to improve living conditions, advance education and enter political debate regarding key local and other issues. Members develop a range of skills and appreciation of arts and crafts, home economics and advice on health and social welfare.

Funds used for the benefit of the pupils.Ie Subsidising school trips, purchasing drama equipment (lights, costumes), enhancing playground facilities

Providing a secure group of buildings in which young people can attend attend one or more of the following: pre-school group, gymnastics club, karate club, model railway club or dance school. Facilities are fully utilised 7 days a week, with over 400 young people regularly attending from the surrounding area.

Arrange regular meetings, recitals and lectures for members

The Samuel Crokers Almshouses (3) are maintained and funded from Bovey Tracey Town Trust investments and rental income from a TV mast erected in their field.