Leisure Charities That specialise in Hobbies

Providing a well maintained hall for the people of the parish to enable them to pursue their chosen hobbies/activities and fund raising events. Also available for parish council & church meetings and local clubs & societies.

Self funded , self help group for retired and semi retired people from all walks of life, giving them a chance to either take up new interests or further their current hobbies and interests

The Society's objects are to advance public education, to foster a general interest in railways and model railways and to encourage a high standard of modelling by its members.

Congresbury War Memorial Hall is the home for the following:Memorial Hall Mixed and Teams,Monday and Thursday Badminton Teams,Zumba Classes,Bingo evening, Congresbury Singers Rehearsal sessions, Weston Brass Rehearsal Room,Social Club,Book Sale Location,Morris Men Rehearsal locationExercise ClassesStreetdance classes,Airmodellers meeting and flying practice

THE HALL IS HIRED BY VARIOUS GROUPS INCLUDING PLAYSCHOOL, BOWLS CLUB, ,SLIMMING CLUB, BINGO, MODEL RAILWAY CLUB AND IS WELL SUPPORTED BY THE COMMUNITY. IT IS ALSO FOR HIRE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR PARTY CELEBRATIONS, MEETINGS, PRIVATE & PROMOTIONAL FUNCTIONS. BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS ARE HELD ON A REGULAR BASIS.

We are a Model Railway Club, we undertake a variety of activities to enable our members to get the most from their hobby and to introduce the general public to the hobby. We have exclusive use of and operate from Clubrooms in Portchester which are leased from Fareham Borough Council.

We make grants to youngsters, women and the disabled to help them experience gliding and make grants to assist established participants achieve excellence in the sport .

Provides gliding scholarships for young people at various military establishments and private gliding clubs in the uk

Promoting equality and human rights for the LGBTQ community.

Worksop & District U3A advances the education of the third agers in its community by encouraging, facilities, facilitating and supporting the sharing of knowledge, skills, hobbies and experience amongst its members through the setting up of interest groups run by the members for the members.

A shed?s activities usually involve making or mending in wood (eg carpentry, joinery, turning, carving, whittling, marquetry, furniture renovation) but may include metalworking (milling, sheet metal, welding etc) bike repair, gardening, electronics, tool renovation, boat renovation, model engineering (model railways, planes) and even building a car!

The Heart of Headcorn is based at a community centre, The Heart of Headcorn Cultural and Community Hub, providing a venue for activities for all sections of our local community. Activities include Singing for Health, Chess Club, Widows Club, Music Clubs, Meditation, Headcorn Social Club, Laughing Yoga, Astronomy Club, Empower Fitness Class, a Community Choir, a Chatty Cafe and a Community Pantry.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellecutal, social and spiritual potential by using the traditional scouting activities of camping, hiking, canoeing, first aid etc. With a special emphasis on air activities and flying.

For the public benefit, to promote public safety and the saving of lives in particular but not exclusively by:(i) the promotion of high standards in air safety investigation; and(ii) the provision of education and training to air safety investigators and others operating in the aviation field.

Our primary purpose is to prevent social isolation, particularly in older men, within the communities of Denby Dale and its surrounding villages. We provide a materials based workshop equipped with tools, machinery and facilities, necessary for woodworking, light engineering and associated hobbies and practical interests. Men can make and repair, working individually or in teams.

Community clubs, Community partnership, Private Functions, Flying Start Nursery, Flying Start Toddler group and Health visitor.

Advance public education and foster a general interest in model railways, railways and allied pursuits and to encourage a high standard of railway modelling - in particular, amongst the members of the club.

We are a friendly self-help organisation offering more than 50 member-led interest groups and a monthly meeting for all members with a talk of general interest. The interest groups allow people to share their hobbies and interests, study new topics and enjoy the companionship of others. Members come from Bishops Cleeve, Woodmancote and the surrounding area.

Provide faciltities and accommodation for members to meet and discuss various Natural History acitivities, such as astronomy, photography, archaeology, history, geology, meteorology, etc

Rooms are hired for private functions and for regular group activities e.g chess, keep fit, over 60's, slimming world, spanish, Mah Jong, church groups, astronomy, council meetings.

The Phoenix Mens Shed Halifax exists to provide a space where people (predominantly but not exclusively men over the age of 55) can meet to share hobbies and interests, pass on or learn new skills and make friendships to promote wellbeing and to help alleviate loneliness.

Citizenship Training of young people of both sexes, up to the age of 20 years old, including adventure training, as well as stimulating an interest in aviation.

Restoration of various artifacts replaing to RAF Marham, for display.Planning stages of an extension fo the Marham Aviation Heritage Centre.

This Charity exists to advance education in the evolution of military aviation and the courage of the aircrews during the Great War through the establishment of a collection of WW1 aircraft - loaned and gifted (as occurred in WW1). The supporting purposes include basing the aircraft at Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome and mutually supporting their STEM initiative and their education programmes.

To promote the preservation for the public benefit of the historical features of Martlesham Heath Airfield including the WW2 Control Tower. The advancement for the public benefit by the provision of a museum and providing a learning environment and associated activities,