Heritage Charities That specialise in Monuments statues and memorials

the community council who are also the nominated trustees for this charity are responsible through this charity for the upkeep of these grounds which have been donated to the residents of llannerchymedd for their use as both a playarea but also encompassing the village war memorial.To ensure that it is as safe and well maintained an area as possible.

Fundraising with raffles and tombolas to raise money to support the disabled and elderly community within the Hednesford area. Also to maintain the Hednesford war memorial and associated gardens and to improve it as a local garden amenity. Where possible we enhance the local environment with planting.

To perpetuate the memory of the armed forces who served in World War II and who died in that cause, by the restoration and preservation and maintenance of the Withernsea town war memorial clock situated in St. Nicholas church tower, Withernsea.

BPFT was formed in spring 2010 in response to a decision by Lynton and Lynmouth Town Council to close the public toilets in Barbrook. Since then the trustees have renovated the toilet block and facilitated a community information room. We also maintain the Memorial Garden which commemorates the loss of life in the Lynmouth floods of 1952. The phone box is also being used as a defibrillator point

To provide open space and provision for buildings in the Parish of Leek Wootton, Warwickshire. For use by the inhabitants to participate in various recreational, sporting, social and educational activities, with the objective of improving the life and community for the said inhabitants.

To educate the public on the life, work and achievements of Mary Seacole, including the erection of a permanent public memorial to her.

PROVIDES AND FUNDS A SMALL NUMBER OF BAND CONCERTS AT ROMSEY WAR MEMORIAL PARK BANDSTAND DURING A NUMBER OF SUMMER WEEKENDS.

To provide Sports, Play and Recreational facilities for the people of Corwen and the surrounding area

To advance public education of the D-Day landings by Allied Forces in 1944 and the subsequent campaign to liberate Normandy, through the promotion of and contribution to the D-Day Memorial Garden and the Normandy Battle Museum in Caen, thereby also commemorating the landings, as well as the historical importance and sacrifices made.

Provides financial help and assistance to Local Hospital and Health Centre for the benefit of the local community

The Merchant Navy Association Harwich & District provides a meeting place for serving and retired Merchant Navy seafarers to meet and have social intercourse, receive welfare back up were necessary and socialise with other local exservicemens and civilian organisations. The association also has erected a memorial to british Merchant Navy Seafarers and continues to be responsible for its protection

The charity promotes the welfare of the aged, disabled and infirm within the local area of benefit by running a Day Care Centre from Mondays to Fridays. In addition, the first floor of the building provides a residential facility for the elderly providing permanent care as well as respite and short stay accommodation.

Maintenance of public War Memorial

The charity has continued to raise funds through a series of concerts, recitals, poetry readings and grant applications which are used to increase footfall and provide additional facilities for the Rydings complex. This has enabled us to extend our activities into the town and increase awareness and use of the building and its facilities

memorial hall, used for social activities

OUR GOAL IS TO INAUGURATE A PHYSICAL TREASURE ISLAND TRAIL OF INSTALLATIONS AROUND BRISTOL. LONG TERM A STATUE OF LJS. WE CONTINUE TO BE EDUCATIONAL & INCLUSIVE WITH TALKS & TRAILS TO YOUNG & OLD.WE HAVE ALSO CONTINUED TO PLAY A FULL ROLE IN TRYING TO MAKE THE LIFE AND WORKS OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON A EUROPEAN CULTURAL ROUTE, INCLUDING BRISTOL.THE NETWORK WILL INCLUDE BELGIUM IN 2015.

The charity administers a playing field, which was purchased from donations made by the people of Manningtree and Mistley to welcome home the servicemen returning from the Second World War and to be a memorial to those who had died.

To raise funds to create a stonework extension to the existing Stalybridge War Memorial to accommodate approximately 300 names of servicemen killed during World War 1 who were not included on the original monument, and to add names of those killed in other conflicts since 1945.

To maintain a Memorial Garden in Painswick

Community council provides recreational facilities, a community hall and cemeteries. The charity relates only to the memorial gardens and hall. The community council makes grants to organisations, not the charity.

We are working to erect a statue of suffragette Mary Clarke in Brighton as a symbol of democracy and women's rights. We provide talks, information and exhibitions, all with the aim of raising awareness of the suffragettes' role in furthering democracy and equal rights for women. We work with the City Council, women's and community groups, businesses and trade unions. We have all-party support.

Administration and management of Old Town Hall which is available to the public for hire as a meetings venue

The charity maintains and develops the structure of the local communities war memorial, and maintains the surrounding gardens.

To provide recreational, spiritual, educational physical and social facilities for old people. Under the terms of the trust deed.