Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

The charity is established for public benefit to (1) provide full public access to a heritage site; and (2) provide the general public with access to works of artistic merit.The charity aims to restore Spilsby Sessions House - an iconic Lincolnshire landmark of local and national significance - and to bring people together in a celebration of arts, heritage and community.

Advancing the education of the public by increasing knowledge and interest in all aspects of transport heritage and particularly in historic buses of the Bristol area. The charity has a collection of buses which it preserves, restores and maintains and uses for rallies and events to promote the transport heritage of the area.

The Association is a wholly independent organisation dedicated to sustaining the traditional character of the New Forest, by:Preserving scenery, wildlife & wilderness quality. Resisting exploitation and over commercialisation by public/private bodies. Supporting commoning as the effective method of land management. Encouraging the restoration of ancient woodlands and mires

The maintenance and repair of The Old Lock-Up for the benefit of the local community and historical value.

To preserve for the benefit of the public such of the historical architectural or constructional heritage as may exist in Surrey in the form of buildings, gardens, plant, machinery or monuments. The Trust may purchase, sell or restore buildings, make grants and provide advice to owners, work in conjunction with public or charitable bodies and foster interest by way of visits and lectures.

Restore is the name under which the Charity's principally project operates, providing outreach and drop in services for vulnerable women. The project offers opportunity for change and support for those women who are at a point of desiring change. We work closely with partners to support those considered most vulnerable.

Provide place of worship Pastoral careTeaching of the Christian faith

Acting in support of Osborne House and English Heritage in the promotion, preservation and use of Osborne (its Grade 1 Listed House and Grade 2 Listed Park and Gardens); and encouraging the education of, and enjoyment by the public concerning Osborne, its heritage, history, buildings, contents, gardens and grounds.

Restoration of a Georgian walled garden in the Staffordshire village of Elford.

To raise money for the maintenance and repair of All Saints Church, Morston, Norfolk, England.

To interpret the landscape, history and culture of the Parish of St Agnes and serve as a collective memory of its communities. To provide, for the advancement of public education, a museum and interpretive centre relating to the Parish, and to encourage the conservation and preservation of historic sites and buildings within the Parish.

TO RENOVATE, RESTORE, ENHANCE AND PRESERVE ST PETER'S CHURCH IN HINTON ROAD, BOURNEMOUTH (THE "CHURCH") AND ITS CHAPEL OF THE RESURRECTION WHICH SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO:(A) RENOVATING RESTORING, ENHANCING AND PRESERVING THE FEATURES, CONTENTS, ARCHITECTURE AND GROUNDS OF THE CHURCH AND CHAPEL OF THE RESURRECTION; AND(B) DEVELOPING A LITERATURE AND MUSIC CENTRE.

The preservation,restoration, conservation, protection, renovation, improvement and maintenance of the fabric, furnishings, fittings and facilities of the church as a place of worship for the advancement of the Christian religion and for the benefit of the inhabitants of Thaxted for its architectural and historic interest to the area.

Promote awareness of post-medieval archaeology through sponsoring conferences and research, by publishing a journal and newsletter, and by encouraging student participation and public engagement.

Provision of accommodation to persons of pensionable age. Maintenance and repair of said accommodation at Haycroft House, Meddon Street, Bideford - a block of six one bedroom flats

The restoration and preservation of the south and west wings of Sinai Park House, Burton on Trent, being a building of significant architectural and historic interest. The promotion of traditional skills in the restoration and preservation. The provision of access, educational and therapeutic activities during the restoration stage and beyond.

We work to enhance the visitor and education offers to include activities in both the Victorian and Tudor sections, including public open days twice a month plus seasonal family/community events. School/groups visits by arrangement. Monthly Afternoon Teas from April to August. History talks about the Hall for other organisations as requested. General cleaning/maintenance of the Hall and grounds.

To secure the protection, preservation, restoration and improvement of the character and amenities of the London Borough of Harrow, for the benefit and enjoyment of the public generally and especially the inhabitants of Harrow.

The promotion of the restoration of the Dudley No. 2 Canal from Hawne Basin in Halesowen to Selly Oak in Birmingfham.

To defraying the cost of upkeep and repair of the Guild Church of St Andrew Holborn and the maintenance of services therein subject to furthering the religious and charitable work of the Church of England in the former Parish of St Andrew Holborn.

Preservation, repair, restoration and maintenance of the fabric and grounds of Swallowcliffe Parish Church and the major fittings, furniture and ornaments of the Church and to foster interest in the preservation of the Church.

Lectures are held on historical subjects. Coach tours are organised to places of historical interest. Publications on the history of Chingford are issued. Representations are made to local authorities on historic buildings and conservation areas.

To maintain, repair, restore, improve, and reconstruct for the benefit of the public the fabric of St Mary the Virgin Church, Dedham its monuments, fixtures, furniture, stained glass, ornaments and other chattels and its churchyard. In addition to support any charitable purpose in the parish of Dedham that promotes the mission of the said Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical

Lawrence House is a grade II listed building, owned by the National Trust and leased to Launceston Town Council for the provision of a museum of local history. The museum is run by volunteers and there is no charge for admission.

Supply of funds in the form of grants to places of worship for the purpose of restoration of the fabric of the building