Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF THE LIBRARY AND THE PUBLIC GARDEN / OPEN SPACE

The principal activity of the trust is to raise funds to enable donations to be made towards projects concerning restoration, maintaining the fabric and similar works to St Mary's Church Debenham.

The charity has maintained the Bath Abbey cemetery during the year

The advancement of the Christian faith by supporting the upkeep and maintenance of the fabric of St. Peter's Church Tandridge and its curtilage and its Christian mission in the local community and establishing a voluntary organisation to generate income through social community events.

Proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ by regularly holding services, performing baptisms, weddings and funerals for the community of Woughton Parish. Maintaining the medieval church building and its surrounding churchyard.

The income of the Charity shall be applied to promoting in the Ecclesiastical Parish the whole mission of the Church and contributing to repair, preservation and restoration of the church building for the benefit of the parish

The charity aims to advance the education of pupils attending Godolphin School by the provision, improvement, restoration, construction & maintenance of the School's buildings, the improvement of amenities for the School & for other charitable purposes in the advancement of education of pupils, & contribution to the wider Salisbury community through provision of facilities & range of initiatives

We help to maintain and develop the material fabric, external and internal, of St Michaels Church, Flixton and of any other buildings associated with that church (excluding St Michaels School and the Rectory). We also contribute towards the spiritual growth of the parish church of St Michael Flixton. We usually respond to requests by the P.C.C. which are usually granted as long as they fall within

The Association was formed in 1958 to work for the restoration, preservation and improvement of all the inland waterways in East Anglia for the benefit of the general public. The association covers the Lincolnshire waterways, Middle Levels, the four main rivers and tributaries flowing out into the Wash, the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads and the detached navigations in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

To promote the permanent preservation for the benefit of the general public and the inhabitants of the Parish of Ashwell, lands and buildings of beauty or historic interest, ecological or scientific importance within the Parish, and generally to protect and preserve the character and amenities of the Parish for the benefit of the public.

The object of the CIO is in the interests of conservation to develop, conserve, protect and restore natural resources, animals, insects and plant life through the provision of woodland and forests and in particular to:(1) promote, provide and enhance woodland and forests for the benefit of the public;(2) provide or help to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare and recreation

The Charity was established by a Governing Instrument and Rules on 13 January 1981. The object is the upkeep, maintenance and repair of the Parish Church of St Margaret's Wellow, together with the whole of its curtilage, present and future, including the churchyard, church rooms and car parking, with its connections as the burial place of Florence Nightingale.

Provides financial assistance to churches and college chapels situated in or near the City of Oxford, in which the Oxford University Society of Change Ringers has an interest, for the purpose of maintaining and improving bell installations.

Members monthly meetings with occassional talks by experts. Newsletters and Journal with articles about inshore fishing craft of N.E and associated topics. Support of heritage and lifeboat days along the coast with display, books about the fishing tradition, models and members craft. Identifying movement of craft and whenever possible rescue and restore .Support research and so on.

BrueCREW's aim is to restore the natural balance of Bruton's stretch of the river Brue as a haven for wildlife, and to promote our riverside as somewhere relaxing to spend time with nature. We will work to connect Bruton's historic town centre with footpaths upstream and downstream to enhance the river that gave Bruton its name, for the enjoyment of everyone who lives in or visits our town.

The Charity rescues well preserved and notable pipe organs from buildings due to be destroyed with a view to restoring them and reinstalling the organs in other buildings where they may be needed, extending their useful life.The Charity also provides bursaries and grants for young people interested in learning to play the organ, and promotes choral activities which complement the instrument.

Saving our parish church from closure and restoring it for the benefit of the community.

To raise funds from the friends of Langridge Church for the general repair and upkeep of the Church.

Pursuant to a scheme dated 23rd September 1970, the sum of -ú20,750 is held on trust and all income deriving from the same to a be applied for the upkeep and maintenance of Langney Cemetery

Maintenance and repair of the fabric of the parish church and for maintenance of services and furniture thereof. Any excess of income may be applied for the general benefit of the poor, resident in the parish.

The objects of the charity are to restore, preserve, repair, maintain, improve, beautify and reconstruct St Peter's Cretingham as a building of historical importance or architectural value together with its contents for the people of the county of Suffolk

Supporting a charitable hospital in primary eye care programme, sight restoring operations and training.

The Friends of St Nicholas' Church, Beedon assists in the restoration and maintenance of the fabric, the fitments and the grounds of our village church, and promotes interest in the history and architecture of the building, dating from 1220. This is done by fund-raising and by providing voluntary labour.

Building Preservation Trust operating in Wales to rescue heritage sites at risk

The short to medium term aim of the Trust is:- to restore and maintain the WW1 regimental badges carved into Sutton Down, Wiltshire.- to investigate the history of the WW1 camps in Sutton Mandeville- to raise awareness and to educate the public of the parish's history during this period