Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

We are a grant-making trust, which gives grants to landscape projects which store carbon, include forest garden / food forest and water-based projects.

To promote the conservation and preservation of Newark Castle and Gardens for the public through the provision of information, advice, fundraising, assistance, services and facilities.

GARDEN FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC FOR THE PURPOSES OF EXERCISE AND RECREATION

Support for towards cost of village children at the annual party garden party

Green space

Management and upkeep of greenspace at the Holt Pound Oval and at the Blacknest Fields.

Used by local residents as a recreational area Whitehead Hall Meadow is kept as natural as possible but there is a formal area at its centre. A pond, constructed footpaths and desire lines through the site are provided with seating areas where people can rest or sit and chat. The aim of the trustees has been to try to increase the biodiversity of the site while maintaining all year round access.

Allotments for use by residents of Mapledurwell & Up Nately Parish as priority, and where vacant plots are available, to residents of nearly Parishes.

Parish Council providing open green space for public use, the village green contains childrens play area and equipment.

The Peckham Coal line will be a public park. The CIO was formed to deliver the park through community engagement, offering opportunities in training, work, events & volunteering in areas such as horticulture, nature conservation, creativity, food & music. Intrinsic to the concept is inclusion & common ownership. The CIO forms a decision making group to steer the stakeholders.

Management of Village Green and other open spaces

To benefit the residents of Woodland House, St Austell.

Maintains an open space/woodland for the enjoyment of the general public

To promote for the community of the Graig, Newport and surrounding area the provision, within the woodland, of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities

The charity holds land in the L8 area of Liverpool known as the Leighton View Millennium Green in trust as an area of open space for the benefit of the local community.

The Endowment Trust Fund provides income to support the maintenance of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, London, a Grade II listed building in Palace Gardens Terrace, London W8.

Provision of allotment gardens and the repair and maintenance of the property. Any excess funds being used for the poor and public services within the parish, by means of grants or loans to individuals or organisations.

1. This Charity, holding in the region of £1,200, was established to provide open space for quiet recreation for the Parish of Frimley. The land in question is a triangle of grass and trees on the Portsmouth Road, immediately opposite Frimley Park Hospital. It is maintained by the Surrey Heath Green Space Team on behalf of Surrey Heath Borough Council.

Miscellaneous sums to support the provision of parks and open spaces.

Parish Council providing village green for village use.

Upkeep of Lamerton Parish Church and Lamerton Parish Church School and towards the relief of the sick and needy in the Parish of Lamerton

1. To assist in creating and maintaining a Garden in Hanover Square in New York as a memorial to the British subjects who lost their lives in the attacks on the World Trade Centre on 11th September 2001.2. To provide help and support to the families of the British and Commonwealth victims affected by further situations of terrorism and war.

We are fund raising with the aim of purchasing fields in Higher Road, Breage. We are asking for pledges to cover the purchase cost and legal fees. Our aim is to establish a wildflower meadow. The fields are part of a green triangle at the heart of this Cornish village which is within a Conservation Area and a Mining World Heritage Site. The fields are a green backdrop to the Church of St Breaca.

Public open space

Public open space