Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

We are concerned with the preservation, development and restoration of the Dean Forest Railway, together with the education of the public in the history of the railways in the Forest of Dean, and education in skills pertinent to the maintenance and operation of a heritage railway. We raise funds, recruit volunteers and undertake projects for the railway's development.

Grants made to a number of churches on the Romney Marsh for the work of repairs, maintenance and restoration of the fabric and curtilage and for the undertaking of physical improvements, alterations and additions of the said churches including the installation of basic facilities.

A fund for the repair and maintenance of the parish church at Hornsea.

1. Opens Mertoun Gardens to the public; 2. Restores, improves and maintains Mertoun Gardens; 3. Acquires, restores, preserves and displays papers and artefacts relating to Mertoun Gardens; 4. Raises funds for the benefit of Mertoun Gardens; 5. Publicises and promotes Mertoun Gardens and produces publications and literature in order to achieve this.

The C37LG exists to restore, maintain, preserve and operate for the public benefit a diesel locomotive of historical importance and interest. The Group owns locomotive 37003, which is currently based on the Mid-Norfolk Railway. We have restored our locomotive to full working order, and it is regularly both on public display and in use on public train services on this heritage railway.

The Welsh Religious Buildings Trust aims to secure the conservation, repair and maintenance for future generations of a representative selection of non-Anglican redundant religious buildings in Wales which are of particular historic or architectural significance. These buildings are important parts of our rich and diverse man-made environment and contribute much to Wales' unique identity.

The Charity enables at City URC: regular public worship; teaching/promoting Christian faith; the Gospel sacraments; Christian-linked youth activities; support for elderly/unwell; fellowship/pastoral support regardless of background or sexuality; historic building maintenance; providing community premises/resources; supporting Christian education and wider URC charitable work; ecumenical activity.

Enhancement of the Shropshire Union and Llangollen Canals; restoration of the Montgomery Canal

Ministry and Mission in the Christian faith based in a grade 1 listed church in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire

Museum of Transport-vehicles and other related items. Exhibition and restoration with an emphasis on education.

The Friends of St Laurence, Lurgashall is a charity which provides grants to the Parochial Church Council of St Laurence's Church for the upkeep and maintenance of the church building and churchyard. Lurgashall is in the Diocese of Chichester in West Sussex. The church building is over 1,000 years old and support from the Friends is most welcome.

The Mercers Hall Gloucester is an Historic building whose roof timber are Grade 2 listed having been relocated from a building in Westgate during the street widening. The building is being well maintained and is available for public viewing on agreed dates and by appointment

To build and operate a diesel railway locomotive to class D16/1

We provide grants to help towards the preservation, repair and maintenance of the church fabric. Applications are administered by the local archdeaconaries. Trustees and Deanery Reps meet half-yearly to award grants. Funds are raised from investment income, private donations, bequests, church donations, "Ride & Stride" and "Friends of Wiltshire Churches" membership and fund raising.

The Trust exists to raise funds for the restoration of the internationally important Saxon Minster of St Mary's, Stow

To promote and further the study of archaeology and the preservation of antiquities; to carry out and encourage research into art, architecture and antiquities and to publish material in furtherance of its activities.

The repair & restoration of Christian Churches in the area of the Diocese of Chelmsford, through grant giving

Herefordshire Meadows works to exchange knowledge and skills to conserve, restore and create flower rich grassland, encourage grazing systems for diverse swards and healthy soils, monitor diversity and abundance of flowers, grasses, insects, birds and other wildlife, promote the role of diverse swards in climate resilience and educate the wider public on all the benefits of native grasslands.

INCORPORATED AS A CIO ON THE 14 DECEMBER 2015 TO TAKE OVER THE WORK ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF AN UNINCORPORATED GROUP OF THE SAME NAME.THE CIO HAS CONTINUED TO PRESERVE, RESTORE, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN ITS LOCOMOTIVES AND ROLLING STOCK FOR PUBLIC OPERATION AND EDUCATION, PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR THOSE INVOLVED.

The restoration of native habitats through the conservation of wild birds of prey and owls; the engagement of diverse communities through nature based education and the development of new ethical raptor welfare standards in the UK.

Preservation, Restoration, display and operation of item of Industrial Narrow Gauge Railway equipment and associated items

The preservation of land and buildings of architectural or historical importance and to provide accommodation/housing

The current activity is the maintenance and operation as a heritage attraction of 84 Plymouth Grove, Manchester, the home of Mrs Elizabeth Gaskell. The house is open to the public and runs a programme of activities and events.

The Trust is working to preserve a major historic building, the Llanfyllin Union Workhouse in Montgomeryshire, and to give it a viable community use. It is creating a facility to enrich people's lives through music and the arts; education and awareness of history, heritage and the environment. It provides space for local enterprises and for visitors as well as a Workhouse History Centre.

Restoration and renovation of the Worksop Priory and Gatehouse