Leisure Charities That specialise in Hobbies

The charity is aware that because the long established hobby of model railways is pursued by individuals that the work and achievement of pioneer modellers is lost after their death. This loss adversley affects our heritage. The purpose of the trust is to address this problem, and in particular to conserve the historic model railway created by the late Dr R Preston Hendry (1912-1991) for the benef

The general aim of the AAE is to promote and advance public education in the science of astronomy and to support the teaching of astronomy to students at all levels of education.

The object of the CIO is the promotion and protection of public safety and the saving of lives through improvement of the safety of UK aviation by the efficient and equitable use of airspace for General Aviation users.

Wyre Forest District Council, as Trustee of the Bewdley Museum, operates the Museum as a local service. The Museum is managed by Bewdley Museum Management Committee, a registered charity purely of advisory status. The main objective of the museum is to provide public access to the collections and to sustain traditionla craft skills as well as fostering contemporary industries.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN ASTRONOMY & GEOPHYSICS

To advance the education of the public in respect of Russian aviation and for this purpose, collect, research and write material on Russian aircraft, aviation and aviators and the history thereof; to collate, publish and preserve all requisite information and data in respect of the above as a collection of research material.

To stimulate the awareness & involvement of the general public in British food & cooking plus: to promote craft skills within the cookery profession.

The Fleet Air Arm Museum holds a collection of aircraft, technical artefacts, related documents and has on display general exhibits which relate to and record the history of naval aviation and current activities of the Royal Naval Air Service.

Fundraising for heritage projects, animal conservation and welfare, and the support of groups working with adults and children with disabilities.

The Wildlife Air Service promotes for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, in any part of the world, by promoting the use of aviation to furthering climate research, wildlife monitoring and the effective enforcement of existing conservation regulations.

Providing STEM education and Flying training to deprived young people country wide

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC IN HERITAGE CRAFT SKILLS AND LOCAL HISTORY.