Heritage Charities That specialise in Monuments statues and memorials

Cliffe Village Institute is a village hall facility and is a memorial to those from the parish who fought and died in both World Wars. It has modern facilities and is available for hire for private functions and regular activities for all ages. Income is from hire and fundraising events, with all money raised being used to finance the running and upkeep of the building.

Maintenance of a memorial garden and making of charitable donations

Village Hall providing a venue for organised exercise and social activities (including private parties), children's and young peoples' meetings (Brownies), Parish meetings, and as a polling station.

We run the unique Ashford Baby Memorial Garden, with over 450 name tiles for our special babies as well as baby memorial areas in Canterbury, Faversham & Sittingbourne. We undertake a considerable amount of awareness raising about baby loss and the support available to families. This includes 'Smiley Face Tombolas', talks and presentations, as well as the Wave of Light and Teddy Bear's Picnics.

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The preservation and conservation of the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, including the palaeontological statues, geological displays and related landscaping, for the public benefit.The advancement of education for the public benefit in the subjects of the CP Dinosaurs, palaeontology, biology, history and local or national heritage and to promote science in connection with any or all of these subjects.

Heritage Open Days; provision of short term Heritage Exhibitions; planning; participation in local events; provision and sale of historical publications and members journal; guided walks; provision and management of local families and War Memorial databases; responding to family history enquiries; Speaker Evenings on topics of local interest; themed social events; maintenance of local Archives;

Village Hall

To provide interior and exterior space for the use of the general public in pursuit of sporting and recreational activities.

Land for use to the benefit of inhabitants

OPERATION OF MEMORIAL HALL

Maintaining the village hall for use by parishioners and others for social and educational activities

Management of the allotments. Bowling green . General recreation activities. General upkeep of the land and orchard. Also upkeep of war memorial.

provision of outdoor sport activities for the Hartings and surrounding places.provision of a pavilion for servicesoccasional erection of tent for horticultural society show and church servicewithin the parish of south harting

To commemorate the service and sacrifice of the men and women of the district during the war 1939 - 1945 whose names appear on the plaque erected in the Memorial Hall.We maintain and run the Memorial Hall to provide facilities for the local community to encourage the provision of education, social welfare, recreation and leisure activities.

The main object of EWMI is to provide an amenity for the residents of Esholt to pursue leisure and community activities. These include; indoor and outdoor bowling,Council forums,barbecues and Christmas parties, supporting the village entry in "Yorkshire in Bloom".

Maintenance of War Memorial Park for the benefits of inhabitants of North Walsham for use as a park and pleasure ground.

Provides a venue for other users

Development of a community hub to host community activities including sport, leisure events, clubs and community events and meeting, external room hire with kitchen facilities tables chairs

To arrange and provide for the holding of exibitions, shows, meetings, bingos, youth club, mother and toddler.

To oversee the management of the two War Memorial Cottages, including their upkeep and financial status.

The charity provides indoor and outdoor facilities for bowling.

The Trust owns and manages the island of Steep Holm in the Bristol Channel as a living memorial to pioneer environmentalist Kenneth Allsop. Visitors are welcome on scheduled day trips, whether tourists, or specialists in ecology and/or history. Research is encouraged and published. The 1867 Victorian Barracks houses the island Visitor Centre. Donations and subscriptions help with expenses.

The Trust owns and looks after the Town hall, the Old Cattle Market (OCM), the War Memorial Hall (WMH), the green in front of the Old Museum, four wells and also areas of parking within the town. The trustees hold these places for ' the the good of Camelford and its people'. The OCM is leased to facilitate a skate park and a Scout hut to support the youth in the area.