Heritage Charities That specialise in Monuments statues and memorials

The Upwey & Broadwey Memorial Hall is venue where several rooms can be hired by the local community for various groups, activities, parties etc.

The provision of affordable accomodation to various organisations thoughout the year and rental to casual users, plus the annual Remebrance Day service in November

Champions interest in sculpture in public spaces in the UK; Preserves, protects, records and publishes our shared sculptural heritage; Encourages public appreciation and engagement with public sculpture

We are a Community Hall serving the villages of Borwick and Priest Hutton and a wider catchment in North Lancashire.

Provide a recreational and functional facility for all the groups and organisations within the local area.

Assisting Isle of Wight sick children with travel costs when they have to visit mainland hospitals for treatment. Also to help purchase equipment for sick Isle of Wight children that cannot be supplied by the National Health Service.

Village hall.

Village hall for community use. Various regular social and sporting activities

Community Centre for use by village and surrounding area for all age groups for sports, fund raising, keep fit, marshall arts and many other social activities, including Day Centre. There is also a library, play group and Doctors branch surgery on the site.

To ensure that the hall is properly maintained and run for the benefit of all those wishing to use the premises for social and educational means

Community hall run by a SMALL group of volunteers. The hall is used by a variety of groups including =Drama & Dancing. Local council activities.Art & Crafts.Over 60s group. Pre School group.The hall is also hired out to various organisation which promote learning and development.

Owns and maintains Rolvenden War Memorial along with the green and hedge around the memorial. Owns and maintains both Rolvenden Village andRolvenden Layne Playing Fields along with supporting activities taking place within the village, especially using the playing fields.

Upkeep and running of Village Hall which provides a venue for many local activities including Playgroup, Toddler group, Badminton, Bowls, Ballet and Dance classes and meetings plus hiring out to local people for private social events.

The charity provides and maintains a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Lamberhurst without distinction of political,religious or other opinions,including use for meetings,lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

The charity provides a Village Memorial Hall for the benefit of the local village community and others for recreational, educational and social purposes.

Provides a facility/venue for clubs, societies, private individuals for social and recreational activities.

Provides assistance to existing pupils and past scholars of Lord Williams's School, Thame, normally by way of book grants. Surplus funds are applied to purchase of books/equipment for the school.

The aims of the Trust are:1) to assist former members of Wye College who are in need,2) to assist people who have taken a course at the Wye campus to undertake postgraduate studies,3) to support education and research in agriculture, horticulture and the rural environment.

Fund raising to support:a. The erection of a memorial to Bill Tutte in Newmarketb. The encouragement of children to study and excel in mathematics and/or computer science by the provision of a school prize or scholarshipc. The education of local population in the work of Bletchley Park during WW2 and the achievements of Bill Tutte particularly

Provision of a village hall for use by the village organisations and residents.

Sport for all

Maintenance of the village hall as a War Memorial.Holds recreational activities for the benefit of the local community

Provision, maintenance and administration of a village hall and recreation ground for the benefir of the inhabitants of Ramsey and surrounding area.Providing regular services and fundraising activities and hiring its facilities to a range of user groups, sporting teams and one off hirers.

To promote the social, physical and intellectual welfare of its members.

Any charitable purposes for the benefit of the young inhabitants (defined as up to the age of 21) of the town of Aberystwyth for which provision is not made out of rates, taxes or other public funds. The town of Aberystwyth is deemed to include Penparcau, Llanbadarn Fawr and Waunfawr.