Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

The Trust owns and maintains Octavia Hill's Birthplace House in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, a Grade II* Listed Georgian Building which contains exhibits, displays and archives of the life and work of Octavia Hill (1838 - 1912).Within the Birthplace House there are two cottages containing three Incubator Office Units, a Tearoom, and Shop which are leased to and operated by Octavia Hill Trading Ltd.

The Charity provides 7 homes for residents in peaceful, maintained gardens.Residents live rent free and make a modest contribution towards heating bills and the fabric. Each unit has an allotment if required. The Charity is independent and receives no regular financial help.Local organizations have helped with renovation and restoration programs.

The objective of the charity is to oversee the maintenance and upkeep of the Scout and Guide Group Headquarters and assist the Scout and Guide units in the raising of funds for the maintenance of the Group Headquarters and for the running of Scout & Guide activities.

Funds the repair and maintenance of the fabric of St Mary The Virgin (Parish Church) Datchet and other support.

The Trust raises funds by way of grants, donations and events in order to maintain the fabric of the parish Church of St Michael the Archangel and its churchyard. It is a Grade 1 listed building.

The Victorian Church as a Grade 11* listed building is important as the main centre of Catholic worship in Taunton and surrounding area, as well as being part of the cultural and historic heritage of the town. This year the trust has not received any requests for financial assistance from the Parish Priest. Various projects are being processed and will require financing.

To preserve, operate and exhibit for the public benefit for educational and instructional purposes the steam locomotive known as 'the ex-London and North Eastern Railway Class B1 Locomotive Number 1264'

Leaseholder and landlord of Lauderdale House, a Grade II listed building

The Society promotes medieval studies by the support and publication of research in the area, making it available to a scholarly audience and the wider public.

Advance the christian faith in UK for the benefit of the public, mainly but not exclusively through holding of prayer meetings, religious education, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing or distributing literature, enlightening others about the christian faith and provide outreach and pastoral care for the community.

The object of the charity is the provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Shorne, Kent and the neighbourhood thereof The hall provides a large and a small hall, kitchen, car park and associated facilitiesRent is collected for the hire of the hall and funds applied for the insurance, maintenance and repair of the hall and fixtures and fittings.

To develop a regional map detailing where best within a regions countryside, to use nature based interventions to capture carbon and enhance biodiversityTo identify and facilitate Tree planting, ecosystem restoration and conservation projectsTo engage with and educate local people and business in the use of carbon and biodiversity offsetting to mitigate climate change and biodiversity loss

The promotion of exclusively charitable purposes which are beneficial to the counties of Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire. This includes the advancement of education and training, arts culture and heritage, health, amateur sport, conservation of historic buildings, relief of poverty, improvement of community relations and social conditions.

Acquire, restore, maintain and use marine craft of historical interest.Sail and or display craft at maritime festivals and other events.Research maritime and linked history related to West Wales.Disseminate this information through displays, publications and other means.

We raise funds to support repair and restoration projects at the historic, at risk, Grade 1 listed Church of St Peter & St Paul, Ewhurst in Surrey. We do this by building a donor/supporter database, organising events for our supporters and the wider community and also by raising awareness of the building's heritage through our website, educational church tours, and speaking to community groups.

Support and encourage full-circle church bell ringing. Provide financial support to appropriate belfry restoration projects in affiliated churches.

Educating on the history of London Croydon Airport from World War One until closure in 1959. Conservation of buildings and structures associated with the former airport. Operation of a micro-museum and archives of artefacts of associated people, organisations and items associated with London Croydon Airport and relating to Amy Johnson, Imperial Airways and key interwar aviation figures.

To preserve and restore narrowboats and canal craft of all descriptions for the benefit of the public, and where possible promote the use of such boats in commercial canal carrying.

The object of the group shall be to preserve, restore, exhibit and operate for the benefit of the public ex British Rail Class 37 (English Electric) diesel locomotives (s) of historical interest.

Hire of rooms to community groups or individuals, facilities for research through our computers and hard copy archives, open days and events, exhibitons, Victorian Schooldays, Museum of local industry. Currently undertaking major regeneration of building to provide even better services. Building work is almost complete (May 2019).

We rent out four cottages for their upkeep & towards reserved funds. The remaining funds are available for donations to causes in Eversley area. The criteria for the acceptance of tenants reflects the increasing mobility of the public although we maintain as far as possible the importance of local connections. Having been built in the early 1900s the properties need regular maintenance and repair.

The principal object of the charity is the preservation of historical, architectural and constructional heritage in Farnham and its environs.

The Charity assists in the care, preservation and adornment of the Parish Church or any other ancient and historic buildings vested in the Cirencester Parochial Church Council, together with their goods and ornaments, and also assists the PCC with the execution of their religious purposes.

West Dorset Wilding aim to restore nature in West Dorset through working with farmers and landowner to restore land and ecosystems that have been degraded biologically. We also are looking to engage the wider public as much as possible and help people reconnect with nature.

Maintenance and repair of the fabric of the Parish Church of Watlington