Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

Restoration of the former Pleasley Colliery steam winding engines and ancillary equipment by voluntary group from the local and adjoining communities to form a museum including the social history of the area. A second group of volunteers are managing in conjunction with Derbyshire County Council the adjacent former colliery spoil heaps which is now a designated Country Park.

The primary aim of the charity is to fulfil the role of a Christian Church in the Martock area and to provide help to others in promoting the Christian faith in the United Kingdom and overseas, and maintaining the upkeep and repair of the fabric of buildings, utilised for charitable purposes.

Regular Church Services for worship & teaching; midweek Life Groups; Children's work; Youth work; Mission work - UK & overseas;

Weston Park was the first municipal park in Sheffield and is one of the most significant historic parks and is very popular with local residents and visitors to the city. Heritage Lottery has enabled the full restoration of the park to take place. There is an active friends of group who work closely with Parks and Countryside Officers to monitor and improve the site.

Museum dedicated to the life of Composer Gustav Holst (his birthplace) and an early Victorian household.

The preservation of architectural and constructional heritage buildings, and education by the exhibition of buildings, objects, books and documents.

The preservation of the Grade 2 listed Victorian pump house at Low Hall and its Marshall pumping engines and ancillary equipment; the creation and operation of a heritage museum on the site dedicated to the history of pumps and pumping, reciprocating steam engines, local transport, fire fighting and manufacturing in Walthamstow and the Lea Valley.

Second Time Around is a charity furniture restoration project that recycles unwanted or donated wooden furniture. Our vision is training and volunteering opportunities to promote social inclusion and independance for adults with learning disabilities.

Preservation of listed buildings together with the heritage and other environmental aspects of their setting.

To provide funds to meet the costs of repairs and maintenance to the fabric and precincts of Westminster Abbey.To support the Westminster Abbey Choir School.

To educate the public and members of the armed forces in the history and accomplishments of The Royal Green Jackets by public exhibition of the CIO's collection and to add to, restore, preserve, document and interpret the material in its care.

LIA International, a faith-based community development organisation, empowers the local church in 14 countries to break the cycle of poverty within the poorest & most marginalised communities by restoring health, renewing hope & inspiring lasting transformation. Our unique Transformational Development Model brings about changes within the spiritual, social & material dimensions of a community.

To promote the restoration of the Montgomery Canal from Welsh Frankton in the County of Salop to Newtown in the County of Powys

Interests lie in medical sciences, jewish concerns, heritage and forestry/land restoration and the quality of life in local areas (South Central Berkshire, East Somerset and The Highlands of Scotland).

THE OBJECTS OF THE TRUST ARE TO RESTORE, PROTECT AND PRESERVE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE GRADE 1 LISTED FORMER VICTORIAN CHURCH OF ST STEPHEN'S, HAMPSTEAD, AND TO MAKE PROVISION FOR ITS USE FOR EDUCATION AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY OF HAMPSTEAD. BUILDING WORK WAS COMPLETED IN 2009. THE PERMANENT TENANT HAS MOVED IN AND THE BUILDING IS NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE.

The acquisition, restoration and exhibition to the public of rural bygones and items having a connection with social, domestic, craft, trade, industry, agriculture, rural history and social history( in Ramsey and the surrounding villages )

The object of the trust shall be to preserve and restore for the benefit of the public the settlement and to advance education in environmental archaeology with special reference to the settlement.

NICODEMUS WORKS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE MARGINALISED AND LIVING IN EXTREME POVERTY IN THE UK AND GUATEMALA. WE PROVIDE TAILOR-MADE SOLUTIONS FOR YOUTH TO RESCUE FIRSTLY, THEN RESTORE AND REBUILD THEIR LIVES LIVING ON THE STREETS, HOMELESS AND/OR IN EXTREME POVERTY. WE EQUIP AND EMPOWER YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH OUR TRANSFORM YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME & PROVIDE MENTOR TRAINING TO MANY ORGANISATIONS.

Afonydd Cymru is the umbrella body for the 6 Rivers Trusts in Wales and the Marches. Activities include river restoration, seeking and distributing funding for member trusts and lobbying Welsh Government for better environmental outcomes for rivers and fisheries.

Local Church activities public worship,weddings, funerals & child dedications. Parent and toddler group, marriage courses, youth group for 11-18's and kids club for 8-11's. The building facilitates back to work club, & boxing club.The building is used by the NHS, Social services and local authority for training, this is not an exhaustive list.Refugee support, and other charitable activities

Extension of Christian religion. Provides public Christian worship services open to all comers. Made prayer supports for all that need it. Conduct Christian seminars. Provides facilities for meeting and multimedia equipment for use. Started tea & coffee mornings and food bank for public.

Alms House Accommodation scheme for elderly people, thirteen flats, 24 hour care line cover provided by local authority.The medieval buildings have a voluntary museum . The original chapel still offers residents and visitors Holy Communion monthly ( Normally the first Wednesday of each month at 10.00 AM). The two remunerated persons are the Clerk to the Trustees and Custodian/Caretaker

1/ Organise and run canal awareness days2/ Organise and run social events based on canals3/ Give talks to interested groups on the local canals4/ Organise and run canal restoration projects

Funding provided by the Heritage Fund and other organizations helped us to complete the restoration of the Orangery and the new building. The formal opening on 17 August 2019, was followed by a variety of events to meet our objectives. We provided activities for all ages and capabilities in art, music, drama, local handicrafts, and free open days for the public to share Ingestre's Heritage.

Restoration & Conversion of Bourne Town Hall as a community arts centre.