Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

Ecoworks is a Nottingham based charity that promotes the interests and personal development of people who are socially disadvantaged by delivering activities connected with the conservation, restoration and enhancement of the environment. It currently manages one site on Hungerhill Gardens in St Ann's.

Administers 4 flats in a listed victorian building in Bury St Edmunds.

1 To preserve the remains of the Melton Navigation and Oakham Canal 2 To re-establish a walkway from Syston to Melton (and possibly Oakham) along the line of the old waterway 3 To restore navigation to Melton Mowbray

Spittal Improvement Trust carry out project works and hold events within our community for the benefit of the whole community. Projects range from preserving existing facilities, restoration of historical buildings and maintaining planted areas. Our events include seasonal fairs, entertainment evenings and festivals.

Support to needy elderly and young families by issuing vouchers in Summer and Christmas time, that can be exchanged for goods in a supermarket in the Marlow. A Victorian charity, but now trading as Marlow United Charities, was 9 smaller charities but merged in 1898. Its main charitable service is the distribution of food vouchers in summer and Christmas time to needy families in the town.

The charity is a church as well as a voluntary organisation working in the community and helping the community at large.

To apply income received to the restoration, repair and upkeep of the fabric of Selby Abbey or to the restoration, modification and maintenance of the organ of Selby Abbey.

The preservation of a Class 37 diesel locomotive 37714 and Custodians of the National Railway Museums Class 37 D6700

Working with voluntary organisations and communities to restore hope, purpose and belief in the oppressed and down-trodden. Through outreach, resourcing and direct aid the Charity aims to work with individuals and communities dealing with the cause and effects of poverty, homelessness, unemployment, substance addiction, offending behaviour and mental health issues.

To provide funds firstly for the repair and maintenance of the Collett family tomb, the St. John's chapel and the bells and ropes at the church of St. Martin of Tours, Chelsfield, and secondly for the repair and maintenance of the said church, chancel and churchyard.

The Crossing Point seeks to help restore those whose lives have been impacted by domestic abuse and see them living in hope. Using a holistic approach, we provide personalised support, group recovery programmes and outreach. We are working to see the generational cycle of domestic abuse broken, raising awareness through teaching and training within communities.

The object of the Friends shall be the preservation and improvement of the listed building - Hylands House, Chelmsford - together with the associated park, for the benefit of the public and the promotion of its use by the public, through the activities of a group of friends.

Making grants to St Peter & St Paul church Northleach for the restoration, maintenance and improvement of the bulding.Raising Funds

We are a group of volunteers helping preserve Hut 9, the last remaining building on the Island Farm former POW camp site in Bridgend, Wales.We tell the story of this unique camp which is of National significance for the 1939-1945 war years.We have many aims for the future, including the preservation of the building, its escape tunnel and the collection and preservation of all related material.

NYCE, a CIO from 30 March 2015, continues the work of Charity No 301581 (wound up 2015) to facilitate the delivery of a programme of recreational & educational activities by specialists at Nailsworth Subscription Rooms & its grounds for the people of Nailsworth and surrounding area particularly, but not exclusively, for young people, whilst managing and improving its landmark Victorian building.

To preserve for the benefit of the Electoral Division of Montgomery, of the Nation, the historical, architectural and constructional heritage that may exist in and around the Electoral Division of Montgomery in buildings (including any structure or erection, and any part of a building so defined) of particular beauty or historical, architectural or constructional interest.

The charity provides housing and facilities for up to 12 elderly ladies in 12 flats at 58-80 Mill Road, Deal. They pay the Trust towards the costs of repairs and maintenance and towards the heating costs. The charity's outgoings include heating (gas), repairs and maintenance, insurance, water rate and any necessary refurbishment costs when a flat is vacated.

To preserve, restore, display, operate and maintain the London & North Eastern Railway Company class Y7 locomotive number 985.

Teaching biblical doctrine, providing a place of fellowship for believers and others. Also providing support for less privileged and those struggling with addiction. Community engagement.

TO ASSIST IN THE RESTORATION, MAINTENANCE & UPKEEP, FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, OF NAUNTON PARK AND ITS GARDENS.

HOLDING REGULAR MEETINGS TO TEACH,EQUIP, TRAIN INDIVIDUALS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH,Bereavement counselling,Hospital Visits,Welfare Provision,prayer support, Men meetings/events,Youth meetings,Women meetings/events,Pre-marital, Singles seminars, Marriage seminars, Sunday school and computer training

To advance the education of the public and promote the the heritage of the Welsh Highland Railway, its predecessor companies, by various means including research, publishing via appropriate media the activities of the WHRHG, conserving, preserving, and restoring as appropriate, physical remains and intellectual property associated with the railway; providing grants in furtherance of its activities

The object of the charity for the public benefit is the advancement of the Christian religion through the provision of retreat spaces to be used by those in leadership roles in the Church of England, and other churches in communion with it, to promote spiritual growth, support healthy marriages and family relationships, restore mental health and promote wellbeing.

The Hall trustees maintain and improve the fine historic building, garden and large car park so that a wide range of community groups, other organisations and local residents can use the hall for their chosen activities. The large hall is suitable for public meetings, weddings and parties, etc. Annual events hosted by the Hall have includes an Art Show, Flower/Garden Show and a Christmas Party.

To advance public STEM education in all aspects of the design, building, function, maintenance and operation of heritage engineering items, including steam engines, plant, apparatus and equipment and in particular engines made by Robey of Lincoln, and to this end acquire, restore, operate, preserve and display them for the benefit of the public.