Facilities Charities That specialise in Playing fields

Provision of a public play area in Swainby

The playing field is used for recreational purposes mainly cricket and football

Parish Council

To provide recreational services, equipment and activities for the village of Markfield

TO MAINTAIN THE RECREATION GROUNDS INCLUDING PLAY EQUIPMENT

The charity owns a field in the Village of Alderton that is utilised as an amenity for the Village including some play equipment and a football pitch. The field is registered with Fields in Trust.

To provide sport & recreational facilities.

To promote community participation in heathy recreation, in particular to raise funds to provide two Multi Use Games Areas (MUGAs) for the playing of tennis, netball, basketball and football and such other facilities as the Trustees deem appropriate on the site of the underused tennis courts in Crosses Penn, and to promote free access to sport for the residents of Burnham and Highbridge

RECREATION FACILITIES

Sport/recreation children/young people general public/mankind makes grants to organisations (incl schools charities etc) Provides buildings/facilities/open space

provision of sporting facilities and public open space for use by the local community

Recreation Ground in the Parish of Lynchmere West Sussex

Management and maintenance of Albert Road recreation ground

Provide a recreation ground for the parish of Donhead St Mary

Recreation facilities, toilets, rugby and football pitches and pavillion

Provides area for sports and relevant activities to be carried out by villagers as per original deed. At present Cricket, Football, and Bowls clubs have licence to use the Ground. There is also a large play area for children with play equipment. Villagers also use the recreation ground to walk on, play on, sit on, and take part in recreational activities.

To provide for recreational facilities in Stirchley, Birmingham, in particular a cricket ground

Approximately 1 acre of land was presented to St Cross South Elmham Parish in 1854 as a "recreational Allotment".This land has never been used for recreational activities and has almost always been let for agriculture.The rent has been used to support village activities and fixtures and fittings and for the benefit of St Cross residents for educational purposes.

Maintenance of the village recreation ground and its facilities

RECREATION GROUND

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Providing and maintaining the village recreation ground.

Buxted Football Club is a grassroots amateur football club for the local community based in Buxted, East Sussex. Affiliated to Sussex Football Association, we prioritise child welfare and offer opportunities for all. Our committee of volunteers manage the clubhouse, changing facilities, playing surface and equipment - providing first class facilities for the local community.

Provides a recreation ground for the inhabitants of the Stratfield Mortimer and Wokefield parishes

Guardian of Open Space