Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Contributions ?3000 to a new stone built bus shelter, ?1000 to disabled access to village hall, ?200 eradicating Japanese knot weed, Himalayan balsam volunteers, ?500 to Jubilee Fund.?200 to Allotments, ?250 Flood Group storage shed, ?1,000 climbing frame for playarea. Produce village newsletter. Litter picking, lobbying on planning and environment. Maintain amenities e.g. seats, 4 bus shelters.

Allotment Site in Wash Common, Newbury, Berkshire

Plant Sale. Garden Party. Flower Festival. Musical Evenings. Christmas Bazaar.

Improving the environment in St.Leonards on Sea by arranging weekly gatherings and special events, of trustees and members to clean up designated areas. This involves picking up litter, reporting fly tipping, cutting back overgrown vegetation, cleaning road signs etc. Maintaining and improving local woodland and open spaces working closely with local authorities.

Promoting conservation, creation and management of the natural history of the Reserve.Maintaining and enhancing appropriate biodiversity within the floodplain of the River Wharfe, within the Leeds boundary.

A community woodland for the residents of Suffield. Part of the site has County Wildlife status.

The Charity of Alice Dale has two self contained one bedroom ground flats with gardens and views. The Charity ensures that only tenants that match the express wishes of the Alice Dale will are accepted

We are a community park with a childrens Play area and Large grassed area. Local Football, Cricket and Bowls Clubs also use the facilities. We also hold annual events such as our village Carnival, community food fair and firework display.

The trustees aim to purchase a woodland to turn into a nature reserve. As a new charity, they are researching fundraising strategies and potential woodlands to purchase.

Hayle Park Nature Reserve Trust manages 60 acres of woodland, parkland pasture and wildflower meadows in Tovil, Maidstone.

Manage area of allotments, income after expenses is split between charity 310766 and 213748 for distribution.

Provides a village hall and garden for the use of the those living in and around the village for general social activities and entertainment.

The trust was established to protect and care for Heaton Woods for the benefit of present and future generations. Over a period of time land has been acquired until today an area of forty acres is managed by the trust. A mixture of habitats exist, including ancient woodland, plantation woodland, meadows and ponds.

(a) the preservation and conservation of the flora and fauna of Summers Field community orchard and wildflower meadow;(b) provision of Summers Field community orchard and wildflower meadow as a facility for recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Doynton in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the condition of life of the said inhabitants.

Friends of Woodland View Junior School raising funds for the use of the school

Land owned by the Charity is allocated as Allotments (ten in all) for use by residents of Sutton Mandeville and adjoining Parishes. Currently eight allotments are rented. The remaining land run by the trustees as a woodland conservation area and is accessible to the public.

We have a meeting once a month where we have guest speakers giving us talks on various garden subjects. We do not hold a meeting in August or December. We have a flower show once a year in August which is for the people of Minehead and surrounding towns - not just for the garden club members. There are various activities during the year, such as visits to gardens.

Environment Conservation, Nature Studies.

1. To promote the conservation and protection of the Grade II listed former animal pound in Hythe, Kent2. To provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation by providing an area for use as a community garden and other activities for individuals in Hythe and the surrounds

To hold the land known as Lumb Brook Millennium Green for the benefit of people who live or work on the Cobbs estate.To maintain the Millennium green as open space.

Volunteers meet on a monthly basis to maintain the nature reserve. This can include litter picking, pollarding, clearing swims, cutting into blackthorn bushes, grass cutting, general maintenance of woodwork, signage etc

Miscellaneous sums to support the provision of parks and open spaces.

we are a community based gardening group of volunteers that create gardens within our boundary of the area we live. the gardens we create will be used to enter Britain in Bloom competition.

We help and encourage UK parks, gardens and green spaces open to the public to reserve an area or areas for silent reflection. We operate a website, listing and linking with parks and gardens running a Silent Space. We also keep in touch with the latest research on the health benefits of taking time to reflect in nature. We have one Silent Space in New Zealand.

Public Open Space