Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

PROVIDES PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF LOCAL VILLAGE AND VISITORS

To maintain and to improve the Hall Cliffe Community Garden for all to enjoy.

Providing volunteer help to residents of Tedburn St Mary, Pathfinder Village & Woodlands Park by driving those who have no relative or friend available to take them to appointments at hospitals, GP surgeries, dentists, opticians, etc.

Provision of Allotments.

The charity currently manages the St Dyfnog's Well Project in woodland in Llanrhaeadr YC. The project will safeguard the historic structures within the site and enhance the biodiversity of the woodland setting through sensitive conservation, including consolidation of the Well basin and other masonry structures, and careful ecological management.

An eight acre public open space in an attractive valley in Inkberrow, Worcs, containing a medieval moat and fishponds, seats, picnic tables and pathways. The area is a cross between a public park and a nature reserve, with good walks, good views, the encouragement of wildlife, and the opportunity to work outdoors in maintaining the site for the public, at twice monthly work parties.

Christmas fair, sponsored event, fancy dress day, toy sale, refreshments at various events ie. school production, school disco etc.

Retain, sustain and maintain the open green meadow known as Glegg Field, as originally outlined in the Original Trust Document of the 1st April 1938.To support local charities and voluntary institutions in the village of Newhey

The Charity is a small grant giving trust

To help needy, elderly and disabled people in the village

The key purpose is to create a footpath alongside the route of the old Oakham Canal from a housing estate on the edge of Oakham extending, initially, about 2km into the countryside. We will be working with landowners to improve the quality of footpaths and signage. We aim to preserve the environment around the Oakham Canal in order to share the economic, environmental and leisure opportunities.

1. To preserve for the benefit of the public the house known as Hinchingbroke House by maintaining, improving, adding to and preserving the fittings,furniture, ornaments, monuments and facilities of the house, and of the adjacent grounds and gardens.2.To promote the study and appreciation of Hinchingbroke House as a place of historic interest.

A horticultural society & gardening club for the local village and surrounding areas. We aim to increase interest in gardening and assist members to increase their understanding of the potential of their gardens.

Receive donations for various forms of participation in the Wordsworth Daffodil Garden and distribute the net proceeds to other local charities operating in the Vale of Grasmere.

The Trust aims to be a forum for public interest in all aspects of historic parks, gardens and landscapes within Gloucestershire. It seeks to promote awareness of their legacy through lectures, visits, workshops and seminars. It has links with local authorities to whom it provides advice, and with the relevant national bodies. It undertakes structured research on sites within the county.

Provide charitable financial donations to the poor of the parish of Docking Norfolk

We provide opportunities for people in South Manchester to get involved in wood working and making projects. The aim is to support people to improve health and well being while providing assistance to the local community. Projects can be individual ones or larger projects such as building infrastructure for a community garden. We have a former shop unit which has been converted into workshops.

The preservation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Romania and elsewhere of landscapes, townscapes, gardens, buildings, structures, works of art and other objects which are of exceptional beauty or exceptional archaeological, historical, scientific, artistic or architectural interest and the advancement of education in any related subject concerning the culture and history of Romania.

We promote garden biodiversity and public education through public conferences, creation of publications and newsletters, work with the media, maintaining a website to provide access to evidence-based information and advice, coordinating and informing the work of the charities and other organisations within our contacts, and influencing decision makers through disseminating evidence.

We work to protect historic gardens and designed landscapes throughout Shropshire. We organise lectures and visits to parks and gardens, publish a magazine and carry out research into historic parks and gardens. We are a statutory consultee for works affecting parks and gardens in Shropshire. We welcome new members.

Run Hareham Gardens Allotments and donate money and produce to the needy in Ruddington.

The Charity manages the Millennium Green and its environs to:-i) Provide for and encourage the relaxation and informal recreation of residents and visitors. ii) Enhance the "natural" areas by creating a wildflower meadow where wildlife and flora can flourish.iii) Provide an area for community events and celebrations.

Stimulate public interest in the area (provided visitor car park, heritage features, information boards). Encourage high standards of planning & architecture. Conserve, develop and protect features of historic, or natural interest (won Britain in Bloom Best Village, developed walks). Improve amenities ( newsletter to all houses), village activities, Open Gardens Day, Luddenden Heritage Day).

rental of allotments andmaking grants to elderly

Maintains open space within village centre for the benefit of local inhabitants and wildlife.