Heritage Charities

To manage and improve the whole of Vinters Valley Park as an open space for quiet, informal recreation or other leisure time occupation of the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life of the public.To conserve the wildlife within the ParkTo preserve, conserve, maintain, restore and enhance for the benefit of the public.

We hold community based activities including our weekly lunch club and keep fit class, monthly meals, walking group and outreach services to combat social exclusion and promote good wellbeing. We have an ongoing 'Digital Inclusion Library' tablet loan scheme. We also celebrate Irish culture in the Northamptonshire area, with our bi-annual dinner dance and 'Stories of Migration' history project.

NSBCT exists to support other organisations and charities dealing with the Broads. For example our first initiative was to organise grant funding and project supervision for audio guides at The Museum of the Broads; subsequently the Trust has helped to fund numerous projects within its remit of heritage and conservation together with navigational improvements.(Last updated October 2017)

To establish and maintain an aviation museum with aircraft and memorabilia on display for the benefit of the public.To establish a conservation centre for repairs on aircraft parts and memorabilia for the benefit of the general public.To promote the aviation industry to children of a school leaving age by offering the practical experience required for a future career in the aviation industry.

The charity operates Torfaen Museum in the borough of Torfaen. The museum includes an art gallery, and displays of artefacts relating to the history of the Eastern Valley of Gwent. Of notable interest is the collection of Japanware, which was a speciality of the Pontypool district in the eighteenth century. The Trust also provides educational services in the area.

We run a Museum in the centre of Bristol, open regularly to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 11.00am to 6.00pm. We open by request for group visits at other time. We also curate and respond to requests to host events, such as film nights, poetry evenings, musical events, talks and discussions to increase knowledge about Palestine and its people. We are run entirely by volunteers.

To advance the education of the public in local maritime history by the provision of a museum.

Provision of facilities for boys, girls, men and women to practice and play competitive and friendly cricket. Maintenance and upkeep of a cricket ground to a high standard with good pitches and a smooth outfield. Maintenance and organisation of an indoor cricket school for practice and training.

Malton Museum is an independent, accredited museum, run primarily by volunteers. Its chief aim is to enable the local community to discover more about the town's varied history through regular exhibitions drawn from the Museum's own collections together with events and activities for schools, families, adult groups and a wide range of visitors to the area.

Advance the education of the public in the history, ecology and management of woodland and wildlife in the forty-one parishes in West Oxfordshire, which are in the area of the former Norman Royal Hunting Forest of Wychwood. Conserve, restore and promote the use and management of trees, woodlands and other wildlife habitats and the landscape for the benefit and participation of the public.

Museum

The advancement of education and research and, in particular, to foster and promote the study and appreciation of the art techniques and development of sound recording and the history of the sound recording industry.

The primary object I to relieve the suffering of cats and provide them with a safe and secure environment. To take in as many injured and old cats as we can properly care for, to restore them to health and where possible find them good homes or provide sanctuary for life.

the preservation, maintenance and operation in working order of its locomotives D1013 Western Ranger and D1062 Western Courier, so far as reasonably practicable, in a condition authentic to their service on British railways as museum exhibits and to advance the education of the public in the history of the said locomotives

The Epworth Old Rectory is an Accredtied Museum that is open to the public to experience what it must have been like at the time the Wesley Family lived there and tells the story of this remarkable family which included John and Charles Wesley the founders of the Methodist Church. The house, which is an outstanding example of Queen Anne architecture, contains many artefacts to help tell the story.

RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUED RESEARCHING AND WRITING OF THE VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY FOR THE HISTORIC COUNTY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE (IE INCLUDING SOUTH GLOS)

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the Natural Environment and Heritage in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire through restoring and managing the habitat and promoting biological diversity to enhance people's enjoyment and understanding of wildlife and their heritage.

FOPV is the charitable community group which looks after the parks in Sheffield lying along the Porter Brook. We aim to conserve and restore the beautiful features and industrial heritage of this 4 km long linear valley which links the Peak District countryside to the urban areas of S.W. Sheffield.

Kingsway Community Project runs Grade II listed Kingsway Hall as a community centre and provides charitable support to over 50s and young people through the youth centre.

FOLC raises funds for the restoration of St Julitta's Church, and organises events to increase the use of the building, particularly by members of the local community.

Standpoint has the following objectives:To involve the community, including schools and colleges, in practical arts education by providing talks, events and workshops. To support artists and craftspeople by providing gallery and workspace facilities within which they can exhibit and develop their work.To promote the visual arts by developing public appreciation and access to the arts.

a) The advancement of education, learning and knowledge by the provision and maintenance of a public museum in Godworthy House in the town of Chard.b) The collection, preservation and exhibition in such building of artefacts, pictures, maps, letters, documents and other items of historical, geographical or geological interest relating to Chard and its surrounding district

Provision of Sports and Recreational Facilities for Gresford, Marford & Horseley

The objects of the CIO are, for the benefit of the public, to advance research, education and publicinterest in the archaeology and history of Cookham and neighbouring areas in the Thames Valley,including but not limited to, the investigation and preservation of historic land, buildings and artefacts.

Provision of a church for worship ministrations, holy sacraments and teachings in full accord and unity with the doctrines, rules, ritual, chant, canon law, faith, practice, discipline, tranditions and usage of the Antiochian Orthodox ChurchAdvancement of the education in the faith of the Antiochian Orthodox Church, its history and religious cultureRelief and assistance to the sick and elderly