Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Management of a Woodland purchased by volunteers and donated to the Parish for the enjoyment of all, including an outdoor classroom for the village school

Monitoring and commenting on planning applications. Liaison with local authority and railway companies over proposed developments. Lectures on relevant topics. Visits to other Civic Societies, conservation projects, historic towns and buildings. Maintenance of public gardens, community orchard and street floral displays. Organising Grange in Bloom competition and entry to Cumbria in Bloom.

1) To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Northumbria;2) To advance the education of the public on matters concerned with the heritage, protection, conservation and enhancement of historic parks, gardens and other designated landscapes of Northumbria

The organisation will further the protection, conservation, and improvement of the biodiversity in the Area of Benefit by generally maintaining the meadows, employ wardens to help manage the site, run community events, contributing to the views and actions of the Wildlife Management Steering Group and continually monitoring and surveying the site.

Provide open space for recreation and conservation.

Rescue care & rehabilitation of seals & other local wildlife. Providing information about the hazards they face & the relevance of mankind. Giving inspiration to visitors to encourage action to tackle the problems that face people & wildlife.

The Charity provide opportunities for a variety of different groups of people primarily disable children to enjoy education, recreation, therapy and work experience covering not only all the activities that encompass farming, forestry, the natural environment and horticulture but also forest school, bushcraft, food production projects in the walled kitchen or sensory gardens.

- developing a derelict open space into a Peace Garden- Creating a 41 m long Peace Wall where the public can inscribe what they will do to create peace in the world. The wall and tiles can be viewed online via a dedicated website- Fundraising- Developing and supporting Peace Diplomats who will engage their communities by developing similar gardens- providing a commumity goodwill centre.

To create and maintain a village green in Grenoside

millennium green breathing space

Provision of Allotments

The conservation, preservation, restoration and re-presentation of historic buildings, gardens and landscapes, and in particular, the 16C/17C group of buildings gardens and grounds created by Thomas Cecil, Earl of Exeter, eldest son of Lord Burghley, formerly part of the Burghley Estate. Guided tours and events for the benefit of members of the public.

Planning in respect of the environment.Conservation of historically important gardens.Heritage in connection with gardens and parks.

Upkeep of Drayton Millennium Green

to promote the relief of mentally and physically handicapped persons attending or attached to Bacons End Centre by supporting the Centre's work and supplementing the services provided with particular emphasis on minibus transport.

Provides allotments for members of the Public

Provides allotments for the residents of Freckleton

Provision of open space for the pursuit of allotment gardening within Shaftesbury, Dorset

Provision of allotments for the "labouring poor".

Financial /practical assistance to individual patients or family members, for example, for transport or accommodation costs. Provision of equipment not available on the NHS. Maintenance of the garden.

To promote for the benefit of the public the improvement of the physical and natural environment in Northwick Park by the creation of a Community Garden consisting of fruit bearing trees and edible plants. The garden project will raise awareness with the public of the benefits of organically grown food and healthy eating practices.

The charity maintains and develops the structure of the local communities war memorial, and maintains the surrounding gardens.

This organisation will create and maintain an allotment site, community orchard and wildlife garden for residents of Bangor and the surrounding area.

A Charity Set up following the tragic death of Harry Nye Patterson, the charity is to build a public park in Harry's name and to help others who find themselves in similar tragic circumstances.

We have equipment that is lent to 'Friends of' groups, to maintain and enhance public open spaces. We coordinate a forum for greenspace groups in Lancaster District. We are responsible for community orchard on NHS-owned land next to De Vitre House, Lancaster. We comment on local development plans and planning applications. We help fund raise for Friends of Freeman's Wood and Greaves Park