Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

The charity maintains and upgrades as required the Memorial Hall in the village of St. Mawes, providing a venue for a wide variety of functions and activities, ranging from badminton and bingo to the annual village pantomime, and for regular meetings of local organisations such as the WI and the Garden Society. The hall is also available for private functions based in St Mawes.

To provide aminities and facilities for the education and well-being of persons in the neighbourhood

Management of Allotments in Walton on Thames and district in the interests of social welfare for recreation/leisure time with the object of improving their conditions of life.To promote for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment around the allotments, especially through the conservation of natural resources, wildlife diversity and learning.

In planning our activities for the year, regard has been given to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit. We have given four concerts of classical works by various composers. These concerts were all open to the public and were advertised on our website. At each of these concerts, concessionary ticket prices were available for the unemployed, children and senior citizens.

The Thornborough and Coombs Woodlands Enterprise Trust exists to preserve and enhance nearly 200 acres of green space known locally as Thornborough Woods as well as a historic limestone quarry in the Parish of Thornborough, near Buckingham. The Trust is responsible for ensuring that the woods and quarry and maintained so that current and future residents can benefit from the biodiversity.

The Friends of Margam Park objectives are to conserve and enhance Margam Country Park, protect its natural beauty, raise the parks profile, increase public awareness and work with the Local Authority as well as other appropriate organisations. The Friends provide walks and tours with an historical interest, in the summer months together with other activities on a voluntary basis.

Manage the Buckthorne Cutting Nature Reserve in Lewisham and provide community engagement opportunities as well as creating/maintaining wildlife habitats and monitoring. We also campaign for the protection and preservation of the wildlife corridor.

To develop food related initiatives, including a community allotment, in the Firth Park area to involve and engage the local community, especially parents and carers and young children, in improved healthy living styles, education, training and personal capacity building and community regeneration

For the benefit of the public establish and maintain nature reserves in Yatton and Congresbury. Advance education in natural history and nature conservation.

The charity provides a wide variety of services and activities:- Social events and educational courses. Sporting and leisure pursuits. Healthy lifestyle initiatives. Community garden. Mainstream sporting and physical activities, all designed to improve the health, wellbeing and self-sufficiency of the people of Tantobie and the surrounding area.

To maintain the complex of buildings; to alter or add to the structure as required, providing adequate fixtures & fittings within.In setting objectives and planning activities the trustees plan for provision and maintenance of a fully accessible site for worship, community and private functions, a community garden in addition to working with local school and tenants association.

Trees for Bermondsey works with the community, Southwark council, the GLA and others to protect, replace and increase tree canopy across Bermondsey. We improve existing places for people and nature and create new green spaces for the benefit of all, raising awareness of ways to combat the effects of climate change through our actions and encouraging and supporting others to do the same.

The charity provides a recreation field for the playing of sports and public open space for recreation by the residents of Scot Hay and the General public. We also provide a building and facilities for various recreational and social uses by the residents of Scot Hay and the General public.

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To preserve for the benefit of the people of Oxfordshire and of the nation at large, whatever of the English historical, architectural and constructional heritage may exist in Oxfordshire in the form of buildings and also any garden or plant or machinery irrespective of whether it is associated with a building of particular beauty or historical, or architectural, or constructional interest.

The preservation and maintenance of the Village Green in Barrington

We manage Green Spaces to increase Biodiversity and make Bee friendly spaces. We aim to advance and encourage biodiversity in neglected green spaces locally for the public benefit, current and future generations. We do this by arranging regular volunteer sessions for our projects, and education opportunities to inspire and encouraging all different types of people to get involved.

Aims are to identify, conserve and safeguard Dorset's historic parks, gardens and historic landscapes.

Promotion of conservation, protection, and improvement of the natural environment, either in the UK or abroad through education, and the creation of sustainable community woodlands, or other activities that benefit humanity

The Trust aims to promote education relating to gardens; to survey, record and conserve gardens; to enhance gardens for the enjoyment of the public; to support garden owners and speak for them on public matters; to promote the use of gardens as an educational resource; and to support garden projects of charities within Wiltshire, including those with an emphasis on gardening as therapy.

Menston Area Nature Trust (MANT) is a charity aimed at creating, enhancing and protecting habitats for nature in and around Menston. MANT's immediate aim is to create a network of wildlife spaces in Menston through encouraging and developing nature friendly gardens and outdoor areas. Longer term the charity would like to create community nature reserves.

Provision of 8 talks on a variety of topics per year, outings to places of interest such as National Trust properties, Gardens, seaside resorts and ports, guided London walks such as the Suffragette and Hugenot tours, the Supreme Court, Houses of Parliament, social events such as lunches, quizzes, theatre and cinema trips, an annual holiday, and access to 50 groups offering different subjects.

Promotes the education of the public in matters connected with the arts and sciences of garden land.Helps to preserve, enhance and re-create for the education and enjoyment of the public, whatever garden land may exist or have existed in and around the County of Surrey

The nature reserve is located on a former landfill site next to the playing field on the Heatherlands Estate, classed as an Area of Rural Deprivation and formerly subject to fly-tipping, littering and other anti-social behavior. The focus of our activities is to transform this neglected site into a nature reserve for the benefit of wildlife, the local community and visitors from further afield.

The Shed Wymondham is a place to pursue practical interests at leisure to practice skills and enjoy making and mending The difference from a garden shed is that their activities are often solitary in nature while The Shed is the opposite. Its about social connections and friendship building, sharing skills and knowledge and of course a lot of laughter