Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Community development

To encourage the conservation of buildings of architectural and historic interest; to promote good architecture and town planning; to increase and develop public amenities; and to create a greater awareness of the environment in Newark.

Dorchester Civic Society exists to stimulate people's interest in the town and its setting; promote high standards of architecture, urban design and planning; safeguard buildings and areas of historic interest; and promote civic pride. The Society is a member of Civic Voice.

To support/advance the education and wellbeing of pupils attending Greenacres Primary School by (1) providing them with engaging experiences which support their learning and increase their cultural capital; (2) initiating community activities which bring staff, parents, and the wider school community together; (3) providing facilities/equipment which support the school and enhance pupil wellbeing.

Village Hall Management CommitteeVillage Hall community activities

Undertakes a programme of activities aimed at women in the local community; supports community activities. Maintains contact with members and their families, other links with the County and National Federations of the Womens Institute. Promotes life-long learning

Under the banner of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, Poringland Institute provides educational and recreational activities for women within Poringland and the surrounding villages. We also provide support to community activities in the area.

Meetings for members during the year, these include interesting talks on various subjects ie local area history, film slides of early Sleaford and social get together for all members. Where possible we also undertake renovation projects around the town and or partner with Town Council/Local Authority on wider issues, which are then communicated to the community particularly our local schools.

management of village hall, providing a venue for community activities.

The Hall is rented out at reasonable rates to help local community activities

To promote the benefits of lifelong learning and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare, recreation and leisure time activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Quorn & surrounding communities.

Monthly meetings attended by speakers discussing various topics. Extra curricular activities such as raising funds through jam and cake making, undertaking group activities including but not limited to theatre trips, undertaking community activities and supporting the objects of the Federation of Women's Institutes.

Provide a range of activities and social functions which enhance social welfare and ccommunity interest and maintain a community centre which provides the opportunity for recreation, sport and a variety of community activities.

Volunteers training programmeSupplementary Education Classes for ChildrenYoung People's Health Awareness and Fitness ClubSports activities for Children

Adult education; Recycling and protection of environment; Immigration legal advice; Community development; Astrologistics; Refugee artists support, Cultural exchange; Seminars and conferences on ecology, economics, migration, human rights; International networking and advocacy; Holistic methodology; Diaspora communities; Promoting Education, Unity, Global Freemovement and Ethical living.

Environmental / Conservation / Heritage

All Community activities including youth clubs, fundraising activities, local event, children's parties and chapel activities etc.

Grants made to groups or individuals belonging to Antrobus Vilage

102 Education/Training113 Economic/Community Development/Employment

TO HOLD THE ANMER COMMUNITY HALL ON TRUST FOR THE PURPOSES OF A VILLAGE HALL FOR THE USE OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF ANMER IN NORFOLK WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF POLITICAL RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS INCLUDING USE FOR MEETINGS LECTURES AND CLASSES AND FOR OTHER FORMS OF RECREATION AND LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE SAID INHABITANTS

a.The promotion of high standards of architecture and town planning within Stourport on Severn.b.To promote public interest in and care for, the history, heritage, beauty and character of the town and its surrounding area.c.To promote and encourage the preservation, development and improvement of features of general public amenity or historic interest.d.To promote improvements to the town

The objectives of the RCCG Solution Connections Manchester are: the advancement of the Christian faith worldwide in accordance with the doctrines set out in the Statement of Faith schedule of the Charity Trust Deed and the relief of poverty. The Charity also engages in youth and community development activities in line with the United Kingdom Charities Act 2006.

Local organisations will be invited to apply for grants for projects within Royston. Committee members will decide if the application is eligible i.e. will further or benefit the residents of Royston and neighbourhood. The grants will be presented at the Annual Town Meeting in March. The Mayor will make donations to his chosen organisations/charities.

Financial relief to the poor and needy in the parish of Flax Bourton

Discussing the development, heritage, environment & amenities of the village.Representation to public bodies about the above.Initiating projects e.g. village clean-ups, installing heritage plaques, publications. Entering village for Britain in Bloom awards and carrying out related activities. With others, organising and publicising events. Fundraising.Confined to Shotley Bridge.

Southwell Civic Society was formed in the 1971 to resist growing pressure to radically alter the town. The Society is now an independent, non-political, voluntary charitable incorporated organisation which works to protect the local environment. Membership is open to all.