Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Provide a venue for village social, cultural and educational activities, also available for private hire, parties & wedding receptions. Indoor bowls, Heyford Choir, Martial arts club, Film evenings, Pensioners Meals, Various keep fit classes, Women's Institute meetings, Garden Club & Flower club.

The aim of the Trust is to give financial assistance to keen young horticulturists, and those new to horticulture, enabling them to further their knowledge of plants in the wild, or in gardens. This study could take any of the following forms - photography, painting, written observations, seed collecting or help with conservation projects, especially involving garden plants.

To conserve and protect for the benefit of the public, the environment as a whole with its animal and plant life. In particular to conserve, protect and maintain Rowhill Copse in association with Rushmoor Borough Council. To maintain a nature area and a Field Centre building. To organise walks and conduct talks with a view to advancing the education of the public (including school pupils).

Provides centre for social interaction. Organises courses of craft instruction & educational lectures/trips. Receives contributions in the form of subscriptions. Knits items for Romania/babies/seamen. Has made donations to ACWW, local schools , Garden Services, New Windows and re-furbish Car Park for scout hut. Has completely refurbished the kitchen facilities in the Scout hut.

Making grants to voluntary organisations or individuals within Stotfold, & provide allotments for the use of Stotfold residents.

Cubley Village Hall was built, and registered as a charity, in 1935. It is a recreational hall and garden for use by residents of our own and surrounding villages. It is available for private bookings and regular events are organised by the trustees, the surpluses from which are used to help fund the running and maintenance of the hall.

The Society was formed in 1965 to establish a circle of friends of Towneley Hall. The aim is to help stimulate public interest in the Hall and to protect, preserve and enhance the amenities of the Hall (and gardens). There are also social events at Christmas and Easter. These raise money to provide amenities for the Hall.

The Howe Trust (Wheatley) provides small grants for local people in need, and care for 26 acres of land. The agricultural land, known collectively as The Howe, includes some 100 allotments, an orchard and memorial tree area as well as grassland, hedgerows and woodland. Working with other local and charitable organisations, we manage the land for biodiversity and the benefit of the community.

Established in 1921 to ensure the continuing provision of public open spaces.

Provision of sports and recreational facilities including cricket, football, tennis (lawn and hard courts), netball, bowls.Large function room for hire.U5s pre-school activities40 Allotments

We run allotments for local people. We also rent out fields and invest. Our income is donated in the form of small grants to those in need who meet the Trust's objects.

NO CHARITY ACTIVITIES OR PAYMENTS MADE DURING YEAR DUE TO LIMITED INCOME RECEIVED

To relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the parishes of Dunchurch and Thurlaston, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.Managing the assets of the Trust for the benefit of the community.Maintain the allotments for tenants from Dunchurch and the surrounding area.

Primary school, providing education for pupils aged 4 to 11 years

To maintain land leased by the Upper Racecourse (Public Park) Trust for the recreation, exercise at the free will of the people of Haverfordwest and area.

Raising funds to provide items/activities (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority) to advance the education of the pupils of the School.

Provide and manage allotments for residents of Tadley and provide relief of need by way of grants for individuals or organisations in the parish of Tadley.

To provide and maintain as a memorial to the people of East Grinstead a public park with playing fields and recreation grounds. Also to encourage and promote any form of public recreation or education or any other charitable object.

The Trustees work to maintain and improve the Community Centre for community activities, for example Girl Guides, Karate class, Theatre arts group(adults and children, and Private hire parties. The centre is also used as the venue for the Village Horticultural Show, Village Pantomime, Easter event and Woodland Trust activites.

The charity exists to:- develop more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school- engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils- provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school which are not normally provided by the Local Education Authority

Developing and efficiently managing the hall and grounds for the benefit of residents of Hamsey parish, with particular emphasis on meeting the needs of children, young people, older and more vulnerable people. Initiating and responding to ideas which practically support social, arts, cultural and physical activities. Promoting the use of sustainable and renewable energy and materials.

We support the protection, preservation and enhancement of gardens and open spaces which are open to the public, particularly in disadvantaged parts of London. We also assist gardens in schools. We do this by giving modest grants and providing advice and information.

The Selmes Trust's expenditure is used to manage the Trust's land and riverbank in an environmentally sensitive manner, generating income for the benefit of the fabric of St Peter's Church, Newenden, and allowing certain parts of the land to be used as open space for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Newenden for certain sporting and leisure activities.

Meadow Vale PTA is a Parent and Teacher Association with the aim of raising money for the benefit of children at Meadow Vale Primary School. Fundraising activities include our annual summer and Christmas Fairs, discos etc. Monies raised directly benefit the school and its children such as funding new playground equipment, the AstroTurf, the annual school pantomime and smaller items.

The provision of economical housing for rent in the form of 3No. bungalows with gardens and car parking spaces. Retired applicants need to reside in the Billericay District or have relatives who live in this area. The Charity pays for most of the utilities and garden upkeep.