Heritage Charities That specialise in Monuments statues and memorials

TO PROTECT PRESERVE & IMPROVE THE PARISH OF SOTTERLEY, SUFFOLK ANY BUILDINGS FEATURES OR GROUNDS (INCLUDING BURIAL GROUNDS & RECREATION GROUNDS) IN & AROUND THE PARISH OF SOTTERLEY AFORESAID OF PARTICULAR BEAUTY OR OF SPECIAL HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURAL OR CONSTRUCTIONAL INTEREST (IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ST MARGARET'S CHURCH THE MORTUARY CHAPEL & THE WAR MEMORIAL IN THE PARISH OF SOTTERLEY)

A RECREATION AND PLAYING FIELD TO BE PRESERVED IN PERPETUITY AS A MEMORIAL TO KING GEORGE'S FIELDS FOUNDATION

To provide a memorial to commemorate by name local people who gave their lives in the second world war

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To advance education and foster good citizenship for the benefit of the public at large in particular by: The provision of a memorial or memorials within the boundaries of the Borough of Chorley to perpetuate the memory of the Chorley Pals (The men from the town and surrounding villages who fought in World War One as 'Y' Coy. of the 11th [Service] Battalion [Accrington] East Lancashire Regiment).

Makes donations for the benefit of Brecon War Memorial Hospital, at the trustees' absolute discretion. No donations made in year.

The Recognition and celebration of Sir Ludwig Guttmann with a bronze statue at The National Spinal Injuries Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital.A reunion event for past and present patients and staff at the unveiling of the statue in June 2012An arts progamme is being established at The NSIC for spinal injured patients

The provision and maintenance of a permanent memorial located at the National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, dedicated to the airmen and airwomen of the Canadian Air Forces. The memorial was unveiled and dedicated at a ceremony on 8 Jul 11 in the presence of HRH The Duke of Gloucester, The Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire, Senior RAF and Canadian officers and many veterans and their families.

The erection and maintenance of a village war memorial.

The charity is established to raise funds to construct and maintain a permanent memorial in the London Borough of Barnet to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II the benefit to the public including the construction of a gateway to enhance the appearance of the Borough to remind present and future generations of their heritage as residents of Great Britain.

The Trust is planning to commission sculptor Rob Krier to produce a bronze statue of the composer Sir Edward Elgar, to obtain planning permission from Camden Council to have the statue erected close to the site of Elgar's Hampstead house, to raise the necessary funds, and to raise awareness of Elgar's time living and working in Hampstead.

The Charity's objects are the commemoration for the benefit of the public life and works of Mahatma Gandhi and his contribution to the advancement of human rights, citizenship, the promotion of racial harmony, equality and diversity by establishing and maintaining a public statue Mahatma Gandhi in Parliament Square.

RAISING FUNDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND ERECTION OF A STATUE OF HM THE QUEEN AND ONGOING PROMOTIONOF MAGNA CARTA

To promote good citizenship for the public benefit and advance the education of the public in the local heritage and traditions of coal mining. Commemorating this heritage and tradition with the erection of a coal mining related statue in a prominent position within the village of Hetton-le-Hole.To advance the education of the general public of Hetton in local history, heritage and culture.

TWHF promotes the conservation of heritage within the North East, offering support and guidance to those wishing to protect a significant heritage feature ie. something that links a community to its past; a building, artefact, memorial, statue, street or pathway, view or natural feature providing a reminder of a former historic or industrial past, eg the current Lowick Pilgrim Initiative.

TO PROMOTE GOOD CITIZENSHIP FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY COMMISSIONING AND MAINTAINING A STATUE OF KING MANUEL II OF PORTUGAL AND A MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOW AT ST. JAMES' CHURCH, TWICKENHAM IN MEMORY OF KING MANUEL II TO COMMEMORATE THE HISTORY OF THE PORTUGUESE ARMED FORCES WHO FOUGHT IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR IN ALLIANCE WITH THE UK AND COMMONWEALTH.

To advance the education of the public through the creation and erection in central London of a permanent memorial commemorating the role of Sikhs in the military service of Great Britain; fund raising activities in connection with the erection of this memorial

TO RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN PREMISES, AS A MEMORIAL TO THE MEN OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BLACKHEATH, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR, FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF: THE 2ND WEST KENT (BLACKHEATH) BOYS BRIGADE (AND ANY ASSOCIATED GIRLS' ASSOCIATION). THE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BLACKHEATH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA FOR THE RECREATION OR OTHER NEEDS.

All activities are centred on the conservation, preservation, protection and improvement of the King George V Memorial Gardens (also known as (Eldon Square Community Gardens) by maintaining the existing environment, planting new shrubs and beds and working with the council to deliver an an improved environment for the public to enjoy

The commissioning of a permanent memorial commemorating the life of suffragette Emily Davison. The promotion of related awareness and educational activities.

The funding for the provision of War Memorials in the Parish of Long Ashton, together with the maintenance of the Memorials

The objects of the Trust are to promote good citizenship amongst the public and to promote the efficiency of the armed forces of the Crown by providing and maintaining a public memorial in Sheerness, Kent, which commemorates and remembers those who lost their lives or suffered serious injury or put themselves at risk of loss of life or serious injury during armed conflicts in the service.

The charity own community facilities including Purton Village Hall & Institute, Purton Village Centre & War Memorial and Play Close Open Space. These facilities are maintained by the Charity and are available to hire. The charity maintains the public open spaces for the benefit of the local community.

Run and maintain a village hall (known as the Malt House), land, including river frontage (Swiffen Bank) and the field by the war memorial (Memorial Field), for the recreation and benefit of the inhabitants of Alveston.