Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

Monthly meetings with Speaker. Annual Group Meeting with Speaker and competitions. Workshops. Skittles. Darts. Rambling. DFWI activities/meetings. NFWI AGM. Cake & BricaBrac Stalls. Hosting lunches and teas. Member's entries to local Horticultural Shows. Coffee mornings. Visiting sick members in/out hospital. Visits to theatres, farms and places of interest

Providing a Village Hall and facilities for the use of the community covering the Villages of Belvoir, Knipton and Harston. Making available the hall for use by the public and organising and running community events eg the Annual Horticultural Show

To provide a building in the centre of the village with all services and disabled access at very reasonable rates, for sports clubs, local parties, gardening club, older people's meetings, toddler groups.

The Pinchbeck WI is part of the National Federation of Women's Institiutes, having 57 members. Members meet monthly to socialise, to listen to the chosen speaker and to hear the WI news. There are also various additional activities, such as walking, craft, reading group, gardening and exercise, that take place throughout the year.

We provide a day center for Adults with Learning disabilities that include Horticulture /Crafts /Art. /guidance and advisory support / health guidance, social center providing the facilities of a disco general discussion groups and Bar ,along with seasonal events.

Promotes horticulture and the exhibition thereof

Our charity provides a space in which our community can gather for a variety of activities and meetings. We already cater for groups such as Whist, Brownies and Horticultural Society. The space is also used for parent and baby classes, band practice and exercises classes as well as parties and gatherings.

1. UNDERTAKEN FEASIBILITY STUDIES FOR PREPARATION Of PROJECT PROPOSALS AIMIMG AT CONTRIBUTION TO PUBLIC BENEFITS.3. IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL COURTYARD VEGETABLE GARDENING PROJECT IN BURY (ON GOING PROGRAMME).3. UNDERTAKEN A SMALL SURVEY ON HOME KITCHEN AND FOOD SAFETY POSITION ON ETHNIC COMUNITY WITHIN BURY COUNCIL IN JULY 2011.4 BANGLADESH PROJECTS

first aid, horticulture, cycling, shelter making, camping, swimming, star gazing

Advancement of education in horticulture and to promote encourage and improve horticulture by the holding of horticultural shows competitions meetings lectures discussions demonstrations and running allotment gardens

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: Talks and Tutorials such as Gardening, Health & WellbeingSPORTS ACTIVITIES: Karate, Zumba, & YogaSOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Quiz, Film and Social Nights, Church Pancake Lunch and seasonal events, Community Fund raising Bonfire Night, Summer Fete, and Private functions.REGULAR MEETINGS: Parish Council, Women's Institute,

To promote the cultivation and exhibition of exhibition Chrysanthemums and Dahlias

Summer & Autumn Fetes & Horticultural Shows for the entertainment of the local public, and profits are split between at least two charities

Usk U3A provides varied opportunities for older and retired people to take part in activities - including talks and lectures, visits, book groups, bridge and other games, gardening, walking. quizzes and voluntary work - which provide continuing learning, intellectual and physical experiences, and which foster social engagement, health benefits and independence.

Topics covered include: A Passion for Churches, Astrology, Art, Book Reading, Bowling, Bridge, Contemporary Social Issues, Cooking by Men, Creative Writing, Current Affairs, Embroiderers, Enjoying Music, Gardening, Genealogy, History,Modern Photography, Opera, Personal Finance, Philosophy, French, Latin, Recorder, Roman Studies, , Spanish, Theatre, Walking, Weekend Lunch Group

Our mission is to provide opportunities for local people to maintain or improve their mental wellbeing through nature-based activities.Chippenham Collective offers its members the opportunity to engage in social gardening, conservation tasks and citizen science activities. In addition, it supports members to participate in social events.

Women's Institute, Horticulture Club, Toddlers Group, Dance Classes, Beading Group, Patchwork Group, Social functions

Improve the environment of the town by planting where appropriate, encouraging schools and volunteers to clean up waste areas and enhance through planting. To involve the community through garden competitions and by entering areas into other competitions. To help educate young and old in the benefits of gardening.

FoWSG was set up to help the local authority - Sefton MBC - to "Look after" the Waterloo Seafront Gardens. We encourage community activity by running regular gardening sessions and litter picks, and also running and hosting events. We want to maintain the gardens in good condition, as an attractive and safe area for all ages and abilities to use for recreation and enjoyment.

Promoting the study and cultivation of Hosta and Hemerocallis through garden show displays, permanent hosta displays at public gardens, local talks, meetings and publications throughout the year

Bucks Cross Village Hall provides a venue for community activities including meetings, art classes, quilting, computer classes, dancing classes, a gardening club and various social/fund raising events.

Operates society for the benefit of its members.

For the purposes of the advancement of general education in relation to horticulture and related matters generally including horticulture and garden buildings of all natures and in particular the lands and tenements including buildings at or near the mansion house known as Cobham Hall in Cobham ,Kent and the protection of their natural aspect and surroundings.

Local Services for St Merryn Parish Area. Fund raising activities include Hire of Parish Hall for - Local and National Elections - Community Markets - Art and Craft Fairs - Blackbelt Club - Gardening Society - Bingo - Band Practice - Under Fives and Childrens Parties - Mens Inst. - Parish Meetings Disco - Schools Activities - Flea Market - Summer Art Show - Etc.

The shed is currently in its start-up phase, and all energies are being directed to bringing the shed, which has been given to us by Bingley council, up to scratch so that it can warmly welcome members from the start of April.As much as the activities the club will entertain will be reliant on what the members want to do, it is expected that woodworking and gardening will dominate the activities