Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

To keep St Marys House and Gardens in Bramber open to the public for future generations to enjoy. The Charity is committed to continuing the exceptional work and legacy of Peter Thorogood and Roger Linton whose vision has helped save,further develop and enhance the house and gardens for future generations

Providing sports equipment for recreation of children and young people in Franklin Street and the neighbourhood in Reading. Takes children and young people to theme parks during school holiday.

Millennium village green is an environmental asset for the village

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of Sadlers Wells Wood and such other land as may be acquired for similar purposes in the parishes of Bunbury and Spurstow, Cheshire and make the same available for public enjoyment education and instruction.

WE MAINTAIN GREEN OPEN SPACE IN AN URBAN AREA PROMOTING HORTICULTURAL EDUCATION AND VOLUNTEERING.

Nawton and Beadlam Millennium Wildlife Garden was created as a joint village project to mark the year 2000. A wildlife garden was created on a donated piece of land. The garden includes a large pond, woodland area and a wide selction of plants native to North Yorkshire. The garden is freely accessible to the public. The garden is managed and maintained by a team of local volunteers.

Allotments for labouring poor.

Facilities for the general community

Allotments for the labouring poor

We manage a community woodland project for the benefit of the public. Our activities involve: providing and improving access; conserving and enhancing biodiversity; providing interpretation facilities and educational opportunities on the woodland and its wildlife; and engaging volunteers in working in the woodland and running the project.

The charity collects rent for use of land in possession of the Parish Council, and uses these monies to make annual financial disbursements to qualifying parishioners.

PROVIDES ALLOTMENTS FOR RESIDENTS OF INGOLDISTHORPE AND LOCAL VILLAGES. RENTS ARE PAID ANNUALLY AND THE ALLOTMENT AREA IS MAINTAINED TO A GOOD STANDARD BY THE PARISH COUNCIL ACTING AS TRUSTEES.

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

We are a small school parent teacher association organising events at school to raise funds for school equipment, improving the outdoor learning environment and for extra-curricular activities: ie books, a stage area, a garden, a stained glass window, a school pantomime. We also host social events such as a duck race, a fashion show, discos and music evenings for entertainment.

To maintain the village green as a amenity for the parishoners of stokenham parish

Provide open space and conservation area.

To maintain a Memorial Garden in Painswick

Gislingham Silver Band is a village community band. We encourage all ages and abilities to join us. We play for approximately 25 events a year including 2 Remembrance Day parades, Village Fetes, Garden parties and church services.

Conservation activities include maintenance of Westgate Parks wild flower meadow, physic garden, river banks and wildlife pond, and monitoring river-flies and butterflies. Education includes river and bat walks, archaeological digs, and forest school activities for children and adults. Research on biodiversity and archaeology is facilitated. Fund-raising activities are undertaken in support.

It was set up to conserve the older buildings in Glastonbury. It looks at planning applications and opposes those which are not in harmony with the town. It also helps to preserve the countryside by helping to plant apple trees and other native trees as well as maintaining footpaths. It organises lectures in the winter months and walks in the summer and publishes newsletters.

Trustees oversee land for allotment purposes.

Preservation, improvement and prevention of obstruction of the existing network of public rights of way.Extension of this network by the creation of new public rights of way and the recovery of lost public rights of way. Provision, preservation and advancement of public access to open country. Preservation and enhancement of the beauty of the countryside for the benefit of the public.

Provides public open space for recreation

The provision and maintenance of a Village Green as a public recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of Abberley and the surrounding area for the provision of recreation and leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Creating & maintaining a nature reserve for the protection & preservation of land, flora & fauna.