Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Protect and improve public rights of way throughout Oxfordshire. Report obstructions to County Council; monitor progress. Consider proposals for alterations to rights of way and resist unless significant public benefit. Make representations to Local Authorities on the maintenance, signposting and waymarking of rights of way. Organise a programme of walks to encourage wider use of the path network.

Watchlytes PSA raises funds for the benefit of the children of Watchlytes Primary School, Welwyn Garden City.Funds are raised by holding events, raffles, food and clothing sales, competitions, selling Christmas cards, non-school uniform days.The 'give back' includes funding extra curricular activities, facilities and resources for school use.

Organises research and recording of historic gardens and parks in Kent, gives advice to planning authorities, makes grants to students and horticultural charities, generates lectures on the history, design and planning of gardens and garden visits.

Fund Raising events, Family Bingo, School Disco's, Fashion Shows, Christmas Fete and Summer Fete. These are the main events we put on each year at the school.

East Williamston Community and Hall Association owns and administers the East Williamston Community Hall for the benefit of all without discrimination. The East Williamston Community and Hall Association owns and administers 22 allotments and leases to the East Williamston Community Council an area of 18 acres used as park and nature trail

Administer and maintain the pasture for grazing and public right of way, The Woodland area for recreation and amenity,also to preserve the enviroment for wildlife. The Play area is let to Stafford Borough Council as public open space

Our Charity raises funds through hosting events, recycling, fayres, community projects, auctions & other revenue streams which fully deliver. We rely on Business, Community, Parents & carers to help lend their time, services & goods to achieve our objectives. All monies raised provide extra curricular activities & materials, ICT needs, Gardens & focuses on sensory equipment for Special Needs.

The Westley Vale Millennium Green is a 5.5 acre public open space where the local community can relax and enjoy the natural environment. The open 'Green' provides an area for play and the pathways are wheelchair/pushchair friendly. Fund raising events and public clean-up days are held throughout the year to cover the cost of maintaining the site.

Provide floral displays, manage various landscapes (wildflower area, library pond, orchard, roundabout, war memorial area) in and about Cranbrook. Promote floriculture and horticulture with one-day garden safari and one-day Chelsea (Flower Show) Fringe event (Nuts in May). Fundraising with plant sales and participation in Apple Fair.

The provision of public open space and community facilities for healthful recreation

Lectures/garden visits/research&recording

Annual payment is made to Brunswick Square Lawn Association for the upkeep of the gardensChurch garden is rented out to Hugo and Holly Nursery next door Food is put out regularly into a Community Pantry in the church groundsAn annual donation is given to Gloucestershire W.I. for use of the car parkIncome from Xmas service given to Shelter charity

The band performs two or three formal concerts each year and a large number of open-air concerts in parks and other public places. It also encourages the work of new composers.

We operate a furniture project, food bank , urban sensory and learning gardens, and support for the ex-military which is our core activity base.

We provide facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation by providing a gardening club, community allotments, community green spaces and other activities for individuals in Gainsborough and the surrounding area.

The Housing, Care and maintenance of the Wolseley collection. The provision and arrangement in the wolseley room, or elsewhere of lectures, talks etc on subjects of argiculture and horticulture, garden design, history of places and lands in sussex and the history of old agricultural customs. Purchase of books, letters, maps etc and other objects of interest to be added to the wolseley collection.

The PTA aims to run events at the school which not only raise money but which enhance the experiences of children after school and bring together parents and children as a community centred around the school. Fundraising event include: Colouring competitions ,Drawing competitions, Pumpkin carving, Xmas Fair, Summer Fair etc.

The charity is considered the oldest musical institution in Reading, Berkshire with a history that dates to 1899. It has always aimed to support any member of the public, including young people, who can play a brass band instrument and wishes to join. Particularly those members of the public who demonstrate a positive attitude, approach, and team commitment to the art of brass band music making.

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.

We organise social activities to raise funds for the school. The events typically include the Summer Fair, Community Cinema, Teddy Bears Picnic, Garden Fun Run, Beetle Drive and a Family Bingo.

Ogston Bird Club studies, records and reports on the bird life on and around Ogston Reservoir, this is known as the recording area.The club has three hides for the members use.We manage a small nature reserve which is nearby. This reserve has a wide range of flora and fauna including butterflies and dragonflies along with small mammals.Please refer to our website.

Friends of Bramber Primary School comprises parents/carers who, in partnership with the school, raise money through various events through the year. Events vary but include a winter fair, summer fair, breakfast with santa, Christmas shopping evening, Easter event and cake sale. Recently funds have paid for a Christmas show, garden benches, a greenhouse, school team football kit and new PA system.

To maintain the five-acre field known as West Down Community Field for the community in perpetuity.

Sunday Service of Divine Worship - 6.30 - 8 pmMonday - Closed Circle and Beginners Open Development Circle alternate Mondays Tuesday - Spiritual Healing 7.30 - 8.30 pmThursday - Spiritual Healing 2pm - 3pmThursday - Monthly Meditation/Awareness 7.30 pmSaturday Hubs and Workshops - As advertisedSaturday - Monthly Evening of Mediumship - 7.30 - 9 pm

Provides accommodation for Community activities and private functions in Cartmel Fell Parish Hall. Manages the surrounding land known as Hodge Hill Allotment as an informal nature reserve with public access.