Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

The charity is responsible for the Wollerton Village Room which is available to all local residents for cultural, sporting and recreational purposes. Use of the Village Room over recent years has been made by the Parish Council, slimming club, dog training club, gardening club as well as for bridge, bingo and various private social events.

the trust was established for the advancement of the educaiton of the public in the art and science of horticulture, research into fruit husbandry, and the conservation and evaluation of cultivars of fruit

A horticultural society & gardening club for the local village and surrounding areas. We aim to increase interest in gardening and assist members to increase their understanding of the potential of their gardens.

We operate within the area of agriculture, horticulture and related activities and offer bursaries towards the cost of qualifications.

Horticultural lectures and visits. Annual Horticultural Show. Educational support.

We promote garden biodiversity and public education through public conferences, creation of publications and newsletters, work with the media, maintaining a website to provide access to evidence-based information and advice, coordinating and informing the work of the charities and other organisations within our contacts, and influencing decision makers through disseminating evidence.

To promote the improvement of the environment through the planting and cultivation of trees in town and country.

community garden scheme. beds and polytunnel used to grow vegetables by members of the local community, including groups such as cubs, Beavers and local pre school. space also used for education relating to horticulture and the running of courses for members of the public, such as a composting day, tree grafting, willow sculptures, 'get, set,grow course, open to all local residents free of charg

To educate the members of the public in the principles, practice and benefits of organic horticulture and agriculture.

The guild holds monthly meetings plus addition sub meetings for arts & crafts and social studies and gardening. In addition members have day visits and support federation events held in Portsmouth. We also enjoy trips to the theatre. Our members support local luncheon clubs for the elderly and sell handmade cards and other items donated by members to raise funds for a local charity chosen each ye.

Warboys WI have provided 11 meetings for members. Talks have been on Travel, Food security, Culture & Sport history, Gardening, History and Environmental issues. We continue to hold Craft meetings, Walks and games afternoons. Members have also taken part in the County events throughout this year.

Provision of allotments and education activities relating to growing and gardening.

MONTHLY MEETINGS AT THE RUGBY CLUB FOR REPORTS BY GROUP CONVENORS , WITH OCCASIONAL GUEST SPEAKERS. MOST OTHER MEETINGS HELD IN MEMBERS HOMES FOR PAINTING*, APPRECIATING MUSIC, GARDENING, MAH JONGG. SCRABBLE, FRENCH, ENJOYING ARCHITECTURE*, RAILWAYS, HANDICRAFTS, BRIDGE, FILMS, BIRDS AND NATURE, PLAY-READING, WRITING , FAMILY HISTORY, COMPUTER USERS*,WALKS*. SINGING*. *INDICATES HELD ELSEWHERE.

Monthly meetings with speaker. Educational talks and trips. Craft, reading, theatre, gardening, skittles and walking groups.

Involved in Educational and Training projects in the locality of Bagillt, Flintshire. Currently provides a Community Garden project where training is given to all age groups - includes cultivation of plants and fruit trees and Bee Keeping.Also involved in Heritage walk development around historical and industrial sites in the locality.

We hold action days every two weeks on a Sunday morning, run by the trustees and open to members of the public to volunteer to help. This involves gardening, maintenance and litter picking. We open the Park Hub to visitors every Sunday afternoon to look at the displays and information about the park and to make use of the nature activities and resources.

To provide an independant social meeting place for all age groups of Pickworth. User group activities/clubs include: IT/Computing, History, Gardening, Bingo, Informal & Formal Presentations/Talks, Keep fit, Yoga, Coffee mornings, Pantomine, Drama, Parties, Craft Fair, Bring & Buy, Private Functions.

To promote horticulture and floriculture for the benefit of the public generally and in particular those who live in or visit Skipton by the provision of floral displays, shrubs and landscapes in places visible to the public and by the promotion of gardening competitions, conservation of the environment and community involvement.

The advancement of public education in all aspects of horticulture by the organisation of events, lectures and periodic shows of flowers, craft, cookery and general handicraft.

The charity provides grants to other registered charities and organisations, primarily to assist with projects of a horticultural and eco-friendly nature. The Trustees do not make grants in response to unsolicited applications nor to individuals.

Friends of Canonbury Square organise a monthly volunteering session for neighbours and residents to tidy and help maintain the public gardens in the Square. Periodically we will fundraise for particular gardening projects. We will work with London Borough of Islington to arrange community events and maintain the public gardens.

we are in a rual area based in a school where we help eg: gardening growing veg making costume for school plays and help in other ares if needed

WE KEEP RIDLINGTON VILLAGE HALL IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION AND IMPROVE FACILITIES FOR EXAMPLE INSTALLING DISABLED W.C. AND ACCESS TO HALL. THE HALL IS USED BY VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS INCLUDING GARDENING CLUB. IT IS THE ONLY PUBLIC BUILDING IN THE VILLAGE. IT IS ALSO USED FOR PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS AND A POLLING STATION.

WHS OPEN SPACES activities include outdoor pursuit of gardening, horticulture, small animal care and the education of and enrichment of the local residents and families - as they come together to learn about how to grow and live in a more sustainable way. We offer information and practical experience of growing fruit, vegetables, salads in the setting of a large 'kitchen garden' style area.

The charity works with members, volunteers and partners to protect and enhance the natural Space that is Hell Wath. Activities include hedgerow maintenance and planting, invasive species removal, habitat maintenance and development (such as ponds, scrub and grasslands), monitoring of butterflies, trees, bats and wildflowers, wildflower cultivation and planting as well as maintenance tasks .