Charities In Norfolk

To maintain and operate a Village Hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of Somerton and the surrounding neighbourhood. The Hall is used for meetings, lectures and other forms of recreation and leisure-time activities including an annual summer fete and winter fair. The Hall is also available as a local Polling Station for European, National and Local Government elections.

For the public use for sport, education and recreation.

Provides a day centre, lunch club, transport to surgery, clinics, day centre, loan of equipment, wheel chairs etc.

Management of charities assets to provide an income which provides grants for the repair of St Mary's Church Reepham and relief for the disadvantaged of Reepham.

To preserve, restore, display, operate and maintain the London & North Eastern Railway Company class Y7 locomotive number 985.

The objective of the Charity is to provide affordable housing

To provide social, cultural and sporting activities to the inhabitants of Swanton Novers and the immediate surrounds. To provide facilities to carry out the above activities. To provide a focal point for the village.

Religious activitiesSports recreationCommunity development

Provision of study and activity groups for people no longer in/retired from full time employment.

Provide assistance to member churches by way of grants, loans, publications etc.

Help Handicapped,disadvantaged children in the Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire area. Provide them with equipment or purchase equipment to make life easier,take children on trips/days out and entertainment

(1) Providing public orchestral concerts of the highest level of professionalism;(2) Providing music outreach activities in schools and colleges and with children and young people generally;(3) Wherever possible and desirable working in partnership or collaboration with other charitable and non-charitable organisations in order to better serve the widest possible public;(4) Such other means

Performances of orchestral music in East Anglia

Support of Scouting in East Norfolk under structure within Scout Association.

To maintain Seething and Mundham Village Hall and playing field in order to make them available for the use of the local community as set out in the Declaration of Trust of 1st November 1972.

Provide support to organisations (not individuals) for any general charitable need within a defined area surrounding the Power Station at Sutton Bridge Village

To provide assistance for the church of St Andrews Felmingham and any who live in the parish.

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of the arts and in particular the creative art of the present day in all its branches.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 1st Buxton Lamas Sea Scout Group give young people of Buxton and surrounding areas the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

For all young people in the area of King's Lynn and west Norfolk to support the physical education of such young persons, as well as to the development and occupation of their minds by providing facilities for and instruction in all aspects of basic, recreational and competitive gymnastics.

Community Centre (Village Hall) - All kinds of Social Activities - Community Club, Occasional Dances, Social Evenings, Parties, Saturday brunches, Community Lunches. Polling station, Parish Council meetings and occasional use for professional training.

Maintaining the hall and contents in the best possible condition to provide a first class facility to enable the community of Horning and surrounding areas to organise social, sporting, educational and health-related activities for the benefit of all.

Supply, maintain and improve the facilities at Briston Pavilion and The Recreation Ground, Briston, Norfolk.

To administer the upkeep and safe running of the village hall and comply with all health & safety, and government rules & regulations.