Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Maintainence of a local woodland through regular workdays, involving litter clearance, thinning, pruning & planting of trees, ditch & path creation & maintainence, etc. Committee meetings held monthly, attendance of events such as Great Yorkshire Show.

To build, then maintain a community garden in Rhos, providing individual and communal gardening plots as well as a community are, public space and wildlife area

The Whittall Meadows Trust makes grants to local organisations (not individuals) for religious, educational, recreational and cultural purposes.

Community woodland management and other nature conservation / education activities

Provides local parisioners with allotments for cultivation of fruit and vegetables and grazing paddock for local recreational livestock.

The Charity provides a Sensory Garden for all the people of Trowbridge and its visitors. Its aim is to help with mental wellbeing and the preservation of the garden's important local heritage. It gives opportunities to learn new skills associated with working as part of a garden group that nurtures a love of plants, wildlife and the environment.

It is a wildlife memorial garden in the village of Escrick, North Yorkshire commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth 11. Residents have been involved in creating, designing, planting and maintaining this garden.

Friends of Meadow are a group of parents, staff and friends of the school who give up some of their time to raise funds through Discos, Fetes, Charity Fun Days, Quiz Night.We help meet some of the costs towards residential trips, day trips, prom night, end of term parties & BBQs, equipment for playground and classrooms.

Upkeep of Millennium Woodland, hedge cutting and mowing, general maintenance of allotment area, otherwise no activities.

Provision of allotments to rent

We have a multipurpose hall as a musalla space for prayer, an auditorium for educational films, and a communal space for shared meals in Ramadhan. Host Islamic classes by qualified reputable scholars. Quizzes, social gatherings, exhibitions, panel discussions. Engage in interfaith encounters and reciprocal visits to other places of worship. Arrange outings to green spaces and places of interest.

To assist the development from the earliest age of all local children with disabilities, throughall forms of play activity.To lend the best available toys. To provide an opportunity forshared professional and non professional involvement in a voluntary service. Drop in sessions for children & their carers run from our bespoke building & garden providing full use of all our toys and equipment

Relief of Poverty

The provision of allotment gardens for the residents of Kingston Blount.

We provide educational courses on manageing Allotments. Trustees responsibilities. Grants for allotment garden projects. to Non profit making societies and Associations

Land Holding

The management of agricultural land and the village Green.The making of grants for educational purposes of the youth of Quainton.

CONVERTED A DERELICT OLD SCHOOL {DEMOLISHED} INTO A GREEN AREA FOR USE OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. LARGE GRASS AREA PLUS PLANTING OF SHRUBS ,BUSHES AND TREES. CONTINUING MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SITE. CURRENTLY WORKING to improve the bio diversity of the site and establish it as a wildlife garden and important community rescource.

The provision of a public garden with play equipment and other amenities

Management of Glebe Copse, an area of land set aside as a nature reserve in Highfield, Southampton.

A voluntary run conservation group which manages the Spring Wood picnic site near Whalley, Lancashire. Volunteers meet at least once per month to carry out general maintenance of the woodland, conservation and educational projects.

Total assets a field, part of which is used as woodland, the Millenium Wood and part is let usually on an annual basis.

As the owner of 2 acres & 18 perches of land in the village of Madeley, Staffordshire the Charity lets this ground on an annual basis divided up into 44 allotments.

Management and care of trees and woods for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Leafield.

recreational events for the village and local community