Associations Charities That specialise in Community association

To let the hall for local community activities for all age groups and backgrounds.

A village hall for the use and enjoyment of people living in Therfield and the surrounding villages. Focus for community activities. Regularly used by groups within the village. Focus for a range of events and activities. By its use is an integral part of village life. Available for all.

To promote community activities for all age groups & provide a communal meeting place.

Childrens activites: Dancing, Karate, Gymnastics. Out of school club and breakfast club. table tennis clubs and football club.Fish society meetingsParent and Toddler groupsPilates, yoga, adult dancingRooms available for meetings or children's parties. Child Minders Club

"To provide, maintain and manage a community centre for the whole of the neighbourhood of Havenstreet and provide facilities ..... with the object of improving conditions for the life of the said community"Managed by a committee cosisting of representatives of regular users and elected residents - currently 19

The site is 21 acres of woodland and an inner city farm. The site is used extensively for community activities including youth groups, playschemes, arts workshops and large community events. The farm is a working farm with native and rare breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and poultry.

the Charity is established to maintain and administer the Middlewich Community Centre for the benifit of local inhabitants. Its aim is to provide first class accommodation and facilities at an affordable cost for organisations and individuals serving the community

Management of St Augustine's Community Centre for the local and wider community.

TO PROVIDE A BUILDING, FACILITIES AND OPEN SPACE FOR USE BY LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS.

To provide & maintain a community centre for the benefit of the residents of Adlington, Anderton & Heath Charnock. The centre is available for hire & activities are available for all age groups.

We are a community centre based between West End and Townhill Park, regular users are various keep fitness classes, home schooling, dance classes, dog training. Also hired for private parties.

local village activities

Provides space for several groups to carry out their social and educational activities

WE AIM TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN IN A SUITABLE CONDITION, A VENUE FOR VILLAGE ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES.

Steppingley Village Association is the governing body of Steppingley Village Hall and Steppingley Recreational Association. We organise a variety of social and leisure activities throughout the year for children, youth and adults. We maintain and manage the village hall, village pavilion, recreation ground and the children's play area for the benefit of the village and its neighbourhood.

Promote benefit of the inhabitants of the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Peter Stonebroom and the neighbourbood by the advancement of education and the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation.

DISCOS, OAP PARTY, XMAS PARTY, BINGO COFFEE MORNINGS

a community centre in the village of Gerlan providing a space for people to meet and hold community activities.

Looking after village hall and playground.

Community Hall

The main object of EWMI is to provide an amenity for the residents of Esholt to pursue leisure and community activities. These include; indoor and outdoor bowling,Council forums,barbecues and Christmas parties, supporting the village entry in "Yorkshire in Bloom".

Fundraising for maintenance of fabric of Village Hall and other community activities

Providing a location in the village for all village activities, special activities and social occasions for the elderly

Wellington Community Centre was built as a club in 1908 and given to the people of Wellington "to be used to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Wellington"

Community Centre for North-West Fareham.