Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

Out of the net income of the charity -£52 per annum is to be paid to the Clerk of the Parish of Aldridge and the residue of the net income applied at the discretion of the trustees for the maintenance and repair of the fabric of the parish church of Aldridge, Walsall, West Midlands

To promote, or assist in,for the benefit of the public, the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of the fabric of the Church of Saint Peter, Tawstock, Devon.

The preservation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Romania and elsewhere of landscapes, townscapes, gardens, buildings, structures, works of art and other objects which are of exceptional beauty or exceptional archaeological, historical, scientific, artistic or architectural interest and the advancement of education in any related subject concerning the culture and history of Romania.

provision and care of historic place of worship

The restoration, renovation, rebuilding or building of temples in Sri Lanka either directly or indirectly;Funding, either directly or indirectly, of any organisation associated with disability or disadvantaged people of Sri Lanka;The restoration, rebuilding and renovation of the Royal Temple of Jaffna, The Kailsa Natha Pillayar Kovil

Raise funds and carry out activities to educate people in the experience of civilians during World War 2 . Also to preserve and maintain the remains of the National Picture Theatre on Beverley Road Hull which is a ruined cinema damaged during the blitz of World War 2, and is listed Grade 2 for its historic interest.

31 Dec 2017(522KB)Charitable objectsA) THE ACQUISITION OF HIGHER MILL HELMSHORE AND ITS RENOVATION AND PRESERVATION AS A BUILDING OF ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL INTEREST B) THE USE OF HIGHER MILL AS A MUSEUM OF EARLY TEXTILE MACHINES C) THE ACQUISITION OF EARLY TEXTILE MACHINES FOR DISPLAY IN THE MUSEUM D) THE PURSUIT OF THE FORGOING ENDS BY MEANS OF MEETINGS EXHIBITIONS LECTURES PUBLIC

Fund raising for the restoration, maintenance and improvement to St Peters and St Pauls Cranfield

Our primary purpose is to preserve and maintain the historic grade 1 listed building, the Chapel of Our Lady of the Crag in Abbey Road, Knaresborough (and its surrounding land), for public benefit. We welcome visitors by regular opening during the summer months, facilitating all year round pilgrimage and prayer, and teaching visiting groups about the history and heritage of the chapel.

The preservation of buildings of historic and architectural interest in and around Hampshire so that they may remain for future generations to enjoy and, especially, the rescue and preservation of machinery and products relating to the brick and tile making industry at Bursledon Brickworks, Swanwick and its development as a Museum of Brickmaking.

The Friends is established to assist in the maintenance, restoration, preservation, repair, improvement and beautification of the fabric of St. Mary's Cowes, Cowes, Isle of Wight and of the monuments, fittings, fixtures, stained glass, furniture, ornaments and chattels in the Church and Churchyard belonging to the Church and to preserve and protect the Church as a place of Christian Worship.

To become an internationally recognised organisation restoring aircraft either to static, ground running or airworthy statusTo maintain the skills required to keep vintage aircraft flyingTo inspire future generations to pursue a career in the aviation industryTo work with the likes of English Heritage to restore and preserve the infrastructure related to aviation history in this country

The advancement of the education of the public in the preservation, operation, restoration, maintenance and history of Narrow Gauge Railway Locomotives.

The charity supports, enables or undertakes community-based restoration of degraded ecosystems, recovery of biodiversity, sustainable use of natural resources, ecological and environmental monitoring to inform decision-making, and related training, research and awareness raising.

To inform and educate our members and the public about the history of our area, and to monitor planning proposals which will impinge on historic buildings and spoil the character of our community. To support financially projects which conserve historic sites and papers for the future.

The charity seeks and advocates protection and conservation of buildings and other structures and public spaces within the City of London and to those ends exercises vigilance of the planning process.

Restoration, preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement and reconstruction of St Nicholas Church, Peopleton.

Developing a greater understanding of the industrial archaeology of the Manchester region.Recording, interpreting and where possible preserving the physical remains of industrial artefacts and sites in their social, cultural and historical contexts. Promotion and research into the industrial archaeology of the Manchester region of England.

Raises money for the maintenance and upkeep of a village hall for the general use of the community.

To maintain, repair, restore, preserve, insure, improve, beautify and reconstruct for the benefit of the public the fabric of Cottisford Church, its monuments, fixture, fittings, furniture, stained glass, ornaments, chattels and its churchyard. To advance the Christian religion by provision of such facilities which would ensure that the church continues in use as a place of regular worship.

To assist in the restoration, preservation, improvement, maintenance and conservation of Dockroyd Graveyard and to advance education in the graveyard and understanding of the history and heritage of the graveyard.

The Oxford Historical Society publishes archives, historical texts, and bibliographical tools about the history of Oxford (both the City and the University) and about the neighbouring villages & towns (following the boundaries of pre-1972 Oxfordshire). To date it has published 149 volumes, most of these dating from Georgian and earlier periods.

Raises funds for the preservation and restoration of Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell. Northamptonshire NN14 6BQ

To conserve, maintain, conserve, repair and improve the fabric, fittings, furnishings, wall paintings and churchyard of St Michael & All Angels (a grade 1 listed building) in Copford, Essex, for public worship and for the benefit of the public & community.

Protection, management and restoration of Long Lane Pasture for wildlife and for the benefit and enjoyment of the local community in Finchley. The Pasture is open to the public each day from 10 am until dusk, and in the winter when it is frequently flooded, it is open on Saturday mornings 10am to noon. Special events are held on a regular basis.