Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

The Whittall Meadows Trust makes grants to local organisations (not individuals) for religious, educational, recreational and cultural purposes.

Provision of allotments to rent

Maintenance of allotments in the Parish of Temple Ewell

It was set up to conserve the older buildings in Glastonbury. It looks at planning applications and opposes those which are not in harmony with the town. It also helps to preserve the countryside by helping to plant apple trees and other native trees as well as maintaining footpaths. It organises lectures in the winter months and walks in the summer and publishes newsletters.

Relief of Poverty

We aim to encourage the conservation and protection of the Dibbinsdale Nature Reserve by developing public interest in its unique habitat and maintaining an excellent and interesting environment where teaching recreation and training can take place.

The provision of allotment gardens for the residents of Kingston Blount.

The charity receives rent from allotments and uses the money primarily to give small donations to individuals experiencing problems. The money is also used to maintain the allotment site in good condition.

The management of agricultural land and the village Green.The making of grants for educational purposes of the youth of Quainton.

Stages two annual flower shows, holds social evenings and outings/trips for local people interested in gardens and all aspects of horticulture.

Involved in putting on public exhibitions of bonsai together with demonstrations and lectures on the history and creation of bonsai; Making accessible to the public displays of bonsai within the National Bonsai Collection situated at it's permanent site at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston, Birmingham.Advising the public on care and maintenance of their bonsai.

The Charity owns land that is primarily let as allotments and grazing land. The rent from this land is distributed to elderly people in Kilsby at Christmas time.

As the owner of 2 acres & 18 perches of land in the village of Madeley, Staffordshire the Charity lets this ground on an annual basis divided up into 44 allotments.

MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF THE LIBRARY AND THE PUBLIC GARDEN / OPEN SPACE

Provides grants to people in need according to the Trust deed.

Ownership of a small field divided into allotments let to local people for gardening.

1. The objectives of the group are to encourage the use of public footpaths and to assist in the preservation, maintenance and defence of the rights of the public to use and enjoy on foot the public highways, (e.g. footpaths, bridle paths, by-ways and other ways, wastelands and roadside strips). 2. The group aims to prevent the abuse of such rights. 3. The group aims to co-operate with other assoc

Various social events to promote interest and support for our aims to protect Pegwell Bay and the environment from unecessary and undesirable development together with the maintenance of public open space.

Recreational

Allotments rents are collected annually and elderly residents are given sum of money at Christmas.

The Charity derives it's sole income from rent obtained from the lease of a 3 acre parcel of land in Shirley that was gifted to the Parish in the mid C19th to be used as allotments for the labouring poor. The allotments fell into disuse in the 1960's and, since then, the land has been leased for grazing - with the income paid into a charitable account to be used to relieve poverty in the Parish.

Gardening/Grazing

Provision of allotments & letting of land.

We are mainly an environmental organisation. Over the last few years we have not been operating due to not having a lease on the land and unable to obtain liability insurance. We now have a Lease on the land and are now planning our future activities. We are opening our Community Garden on the 1st April 2013 and this will be accessible for all people. We also have a sports pitch.

General charitable purposes