Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

This trust provides and maintains an open space for the benefit of all in the local community. It is used for informal recreation, play and other leisure-time activities, including an annual fun day.

To advance the education of the public in nature conservation, in particular by the conservation of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve situated on the western flank of Sneyd Park, Bristol.

Runs the Village Hall at Woodland, Devon - renting out the hall and organising various village activities

We hold various activities, days out, bingo, tea parties, social evenings. Meeting other associations and working with the community, we have a parent toddler group. People come to the centre to meet other people, and to mix in the community. The centre works well in the community.

The Trust advances the Wilton Park purpose through educational activities, such as funding participants identified by Wilton Park, the FCDO policy forum. Recently the Trust has sponsored, written and edited a major book on Wilton Park's global policy discussions since 1946 - see https://www.routledge.com/The-Policies-and-Power-of-Public-Diplomacy-Wilton-Parks-Road/Hopkinson/p/book/9781032831251

Helping young people and adults in the Guide and Scout Movements and the wider community to learn about and to appreciate the countryside. To learn new skills for camping and working together to achieve this through fun and friendship. Any group working for The Duke of Edinborough Award Scheme can also use the campsite.

Maintain open space for village

Friends of Grove House, are a charity who help young disabled children.Grove House is a respite home for disabled children ages 6 years to 18 years, recently their minibus, was removed from them by local council, Friends of Grove House fundraised to buy then another one, this has now been achieved, and we are now working on making their large garden, wheelchair accessible. We are from Gateshead.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of children and young people with sensory, communication, motor and medical complex needs (including Autism Spectrum and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties) and by extension their families and carers in particular by the provision of projects, sessions and workshops focused on the beneficiaries' play, development and relationships.

Tinderwood Trust delivers Forest School to address learning outcomes for children and families. We develop projects in Early Years settings and primary schools;with family groups across a broad spectrum of backgrounds;we offer volunteering opportunities;we provide training around Forest Schools and outdoor play and we develop local green spaces and for their use in learning.

As a Church Aided School, FAPS recognise that 10% of the devolved capital formula allocation is not provided by state funds, FAPS therefore raise and provide this amount to the School Governors. Additional funds raised are used to enrich the experiences available to the children, such as a vegetable garden, art week materials, fabric for school play costumes, coach travel to annual pantomime.

The Charity operates a Community Garden/Allotment for local residents. It provides a range of activities designed to engage 'All' members of the community. Its main activities are to continue to 'transform' some derelict land into a community space, plant flowers, trees and vegetables, repair and build footpaths/walling, provide ongoing development and maintenance and run celebration events.

Managing and maintaining the village green for the benefit of all residents of Leavenheath.

Management & rental of parish allotments

Sport/recreationEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage

The CIO intend to provide the practical means for the general public to obtain free access to Castle Cove Beach. It is expected that this will involve footpaths and steps. We also intend to maintain the beach to enable the general public to use the beach for recreational and educational purposes. This is expected to include the organisation of beach cleaning events.

The association in addition to hiring the hall for the use of other groups and individuals also runs a Youth Club for 8 to12 plus year olds, Mother and Toddler group. It continues to work with local agencies to provide social and educational projects to assist the estate and other Leighton Buzzard residents.

Approximately 80 Allotments divided into 5 rod plots

The Welsh island of Flat Holm is a unique SSSI Local Nature Reserve in the Bristol Channel & managed by a Partnership of Cardiff City Council & The Flat Holm Society. Our aims are:* raise money through grants & other fund-raising activities* supply volunteers to work on & off the island* promote the island at various events through social media and other activitiesAnyone can join.

Advancement of education in horticulture and to promote encourage and improve horticulture by the holding of horticultural shows competitions meetings lectures discussions demonstrations and running allotment gardens

The trust provides and maintains a public park for all residents of Glenfield and Groby parishes and beyond. It includes open grassland, play equipment, paths (especially around a raised sensory garden), seats, picnic tables, native trees (many dedicated to local people or events) and a Marie Curie field of hope. Open for use at all times, it is run only by local fundraising.

As one of now 37 county trusts the WGT shares the common purpose of the identification, conservation and wellbeing of parks, gardens & green spaces. The WGT seeks to raise public awareness of these parks and gardens by promoting their appreciation through a programme of lectures, visits, seminars & newsletters. In addition looking to contribute to the nationwide database (init by the AGT).

Maintenance and management of the Millennium Green for the benefit of the whole community of the Sandford area in order that it remains an attractive place to take exercise, meet others, pursue leisure activities and enjoy nature and wildlife; and to hold community events.

Maintain open space in High Meadow for the benefit of all sections of the community

We make allotments available to the general public within the Speen Parish boundary, or from elsewhere if and as necessary to ensure all allotments are actively cultivated