Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

Promote, sustain, and increase individual and collective knowledge and understanding of, the sacred and secular music and song of Britain and its colonies, with particular reference to what has become known as West Gallery music, from its development following the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 through to its decline in the mid-nineteenth century and subsequent contemporary revival.

The trust ensures that St. Nicholas Church, an early 12th century building, is kept in a good state of repair, internally and externally. Fund raising takes place and donations are received to assist in the restoration. The trustees continually assess the building.

To restore the Hippodrome Theatre, Derby, a Grade II listed building, such that it can make a major contribution to the cultural life of Derby.

Bishops Waltham Museum Trust maintains a Museum for the curation and exhibition of items of historical and archaeological interest relating to Bishops Waltham and the surrounding area. At present, the museum occupies an historic building in Bishop's Waltham Palace, run by English Heritage. We operate closely with the local community including local schools, and collecting oral histories.

Preservation of locally and nationally important heritage fruit trees. Creating a biodiverse habitat where nature can thrive. Traditional events related to fruit trees and their products (Wassail, Blossom Day, Apple Day). Connecting people to their environment building engagement with nature.

The maintenance repair restoration preservation improvement reconstruction and upkeep of the parish church of Holy Trinity Newtown in Hampshire for the object of the advancement of Christian religion

To provide financial and other assistance for the maintenance, protection, preservation, improvement, restoration, renovation and repair of the fabric of St Mary's, Fowlmere, including its ornaments, fittings, furniture and churchyard, and to advance the education of the public in the history of the church.

The principal activity of the Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is the conservation and operation of the Victorian Beam Pumping Engine as part of an heritage site and educational resource in the London Borough of Haringey. It is located in what was the old Tottenham sewage works, within what is now Markfield Park, and adjacent to the River Lea.

Upkeep and maintenance of Ruthin Ambulance Hall, which was built for use of the St John Ambulance & Red Cross Groups as well as other community groups.

Our object is the preservation, repair, restoration and maintenance of the fabric of Michelmersh Parish Church and the major fittings, furniture and ornaments of the church, also to foster interest in the preservation of the church.

The object of the fund shall be to advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the diocese of Lichfield and in the Archdeaconry of Stoke-on-Trent, for the purposes of maintaining and improving their bell installations by making grants to them.

To restore, reconstruct, preserve, maintain and improve the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal

To advance the amateur sport of Medieval Combat within Great Britain for the public benefit by the promotion and provision of facilities for public participation, to ensure the sports development within Great Britain, to liaise and work with the sports world governing body, create opportunities for competition at appropriate levels, and increase awareness of the sport.

The promotion of religious teaching - Church of England - within the parish of Whittington, Shropshire and the maintenance and upkeep of St John The Baptist Church, Whittington.

Research and communication of the history of Eastwell and district in North East Leicestershire. The social, employment and land-use activities are all included and communication takes place through public meetings and displays as well as the current conservation of a narrow-gauge railway locomotive previously employed in the ironstone quarrying activities of the district.

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To help with the maintenance and repair of St James' Church, Shaftesbury, Dorset. Together with fabrics and furnishings. To manage the field, St James' Field, for the benefit of the Church and community in general.

Carib Kids International (CKI) was set up under the umbrella of Springfield Restoration Ministries, to facilitate impoverished families in Guyana. The aim of this Project is to identify families in need and find sponsorship to assist them, thereby enabling them to enhance their educational prospects and make a positive contribution as citizens of their individual countries.

To preserve and restore for the benefit of the public the aircraft Avro Shackleton WL795 (known as "Rosalie").To advance the education of the public in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with the aim of fostering greater understanding of STEM subjects and inspiring future generations to participate in STEM careers.

Rountons Village Hall provides a venue for meetings, events, private parties, lectures and classes, for education, social welfare, recreation and leisure time occupation for the benefit residents of East and West Rounton and adjoining parishes. The village hall is a Grade II listed Arts & Crafts building.

Activities assisting in education and appreciation of ecclesiastical architecture to support the fabric & surroundings of St. Mary?s Church. Raising funds through educational and cultural events, from individuals, corporate donors and by pursuing grants with a view to supporting its Parochial Church Council's projects concerning repair & enhancement of this Grade I Listed Building and surroundings

Harvington Hall, a fascinating moated Elizabethan manor complete with gardens and a unique malt house, attracts over 20,000 visitors a year who enjoy its peace and learn about its significant role as a place of refuge during the turbulent penal times of the 17th century. The trust aims to complete the restoration and development of the buildings to ensure their survival.

A charity set up in Georgian times to provide financial assistance to poor elderly people in England & Wales. Small annual grants are made.

Aims to assist in the maintenance, improvement and restoration of the buildings, grounds, fittings, furnishings and amenities of the churches of St Nicholas, Bromham and St Mary the Virgin and St Nicholas, Sandy Lane, Wiltshire. The Friends also promote the use of both churches as centres of Christian worship and appropriate cultural activities for the benefit of the local community.

To fund the restoration, preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement and beautification of the parish church of St. Mary, Flixton, Bungay, Suffolk, and its fittings, fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments and chattels, including churchyard memorials as the Trustees may from time to time determine.