Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

Our Friends group exists to protect and improve Whirlow Brook Park and the surrounding woodland and waterways. Our income comes from membership fees, donations and grants and is used for: restoration of hard and soft landscaping; recreational activities for park users; and ecological and historical research. Our volunteers do most of the work, all for the benefit of the general public.

medieval crafts using tolls and technologies during the Viking age

The charity exists to assist in the restoration and maintenance of St Peter's Church, Little Wittenham; and the advancement of the education of the public in the history and architecture of the church.

Organising a varied programme of events (see newsletters for examples) to raise funds, in order to contribute to the repair and restoration of the fabric of St Mary's Church, Kingsclere.

To promote urban regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation in Sheffield and the surrounding area assisting in the preservation of buildings or sites of historic or architectural importance, and in protecting the built environment. In particular Portland Works (a Grade 2* listed building).

The advancement of education for the public benefit by: 1. The restoration, preservation, operation, and improvement of the windmill at Windmill Hill, East Sussex, BN27 4RT; 2. The provision of public access to the windmill and the encouragement of the study of the windmill by the public.

Organises & Promotes fundraising concerts and social events in furtherance of our aims to restore and refurbish the kings hall & winter garden for the benefit of the populace of Ilkley & surrounding communities. Works in close cooperation and partnership with officers and members of Bradford M.D.C and Ilkley Town Council.

The Foundation's activities focus on the restoration, preservation and development of the Butrint National Park, including the archaeological site of Butrint in Albania.

The objects of the CIO are to advance education and learning and to promote public benefit through the preservation, restoration, maintenance and exhibition of British electric trains and other vehicles including, in particular, the Brighton Belle, establishing a museum for the safekeeping and exhibition of them and the provision of information and education of British electric trains.

The Fund was established on 29th August 1980 for the administration of the Charity of Amelia Cook for the Gospel Work at the Gospel Hall at Tatsfield. Surrey. This includes the upkeep and repair of the fabric of the Gospel Hall at Farnborough and furthering the religious work of the Open Brethren in Tatsfield and Farnborough.

The organisation is responsible for the management of Battisford Village Hall, a former Victorian school that was transferred to community ownership in 1970, for the use of the villages of Battisford, Combs, Little Finborough, and Ringshall. The building is provided for public hire; it is regularly used by a children's playgroup, toddler group, snooker club and for private hires.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH BY ESTABLISHING AND CARRYING ON A SERVICE OF PRAYER MINISTRY BASED SOLELY ON THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, PRINCIPALS AND FAITH

Lonely Pawz provides a service that compliments existing local charitable work for Cats and Small Animals. The main aims are to RESCUE - RESTORE - REHOMETo successfully re-home strays and animals placed in our care. To neuter and provide medical treatmentTo worm and de-fleaTo provide revenue to cover the cost of treatment, nursing care and accomodation prior to re-homing.

Monitoring of and commenting on planning applications which have an impact on buildings in Kingston upon Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire from the Georgian era. Supporting the publication of books and archiving of material with relevance to the Georgian era in Kingston upon Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. Organising visits to buildings & talks with Georgian connections.

The Charity was established to promote the rich and diverse history of the old county of Huntingdonshire staging a festival of history throughout the year. The Festival will provide a range of activities, e.g. re-enactment events, guided town walks, talks on historical topics, presentations, guided visits to historic buildings and children's activities, most are free to the public.

For the public benefit, the preservation, protection, restoration, maintenance, repair and improvement of the historic grade II listed fishing buildings at Cadgwith Cove in the parish of Grade Ruan.

To refurbish, restore and to operate the grade II The Imperial Theatre, Walsall as a venue for professional and amateur organisations. To educate and entertain all groups regardless of age, gender or religion.

To preserve buildings of special beauty or of historic or architectural interest within and around the District of North Norfolk in the County of Norfolk for the benefit of the townspeople of the District of North Norfolk and of the nation at large

To advance the education of the public in general (and particularly the local community) about local history (particularly concerning farming, land drainage and military) mainly through the preservation and restoration of artefacts (and particularly "Buffalo LVT4" amphibious landing craft) and the provision of talks and tours for public benefit

To provide funds in the Diocese of Winchester and Portsmouth for the maintenance etc. of Church Bells

Restoration, maintenance and improvement of the buildings and spire of St Matthias Church (Richmond, Surrey) and Community Centre

The charity pays the income from the trust fund for the benefit of The Dean and Chapter of Westminster and The Dean and Chapter of Windsor towards the restoration, repair and maintenance. The charity awards grants to these charitable institutions at the discretion of the trust manager.

1. Assist in the preservation, repair and maintenance of the fabric of the Church of St Mary Magdalene, Barkway and major fittings and ornaments of the Church and to maintain the Churchyard.2. Foster interest in the preservation of the Church throughout the parishes of Barkway, Nuthampstead and among all who live in the village or have reason to care for the well-being of the Church.

Income to be applied towards the repair and maintenance of the chancel of the parish church of staindrop and towards the repair and maintenance of the monuments forming part of the fabric or fixtures of the church as erected in the memory of the deceased members of the Neville or Vane families and to provide furniture or fittings for the chancel.

The restoration of the Willis Organ and the re-housing of the same in the Alexandra Palace or any public building erected on or at the site of the palace. The promotion of organ recitals and associated educational activities on the Alexandra Palace organ.