Leisure Charities

Recreational activities.

The provision and maintenance of a social welfare centre, a recreation ground, a playing field and a community centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of the beneficial area without distinction of sex, or of political, religious or other opinions, and in particular for use for meetings, lectures, classes, physical exercise and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation.

The hall provides the following activities:1. Church groups, including Junior Church, Mothers' Union, social groups and social & recreational activities.2. Community activities.3. Facilities for the local primary school

The PTA seeks to support the work of the school, both physically (serving refreshments at events, helping with swimming, etc) and financially (eg the PTA pays for the coach to swimming and buys items for use in the school). It also organises occasions where staff, parents, children and others can meet socially and informally (the PTA has arranged quiz nights, discos, wine tastings etc).

Provide an maintain a public hall for educational and recreation use of the villagers of Whiteshill and Ruscombe

Scouting for boys and girls - aged 6 to 14 indoor and outdoor activities for the local area.

The group promotes the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. It provides an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training guided by trained adult leadership through weekly meetings and outdoor activities.

Typical village hall uses, e.g. Parish Council meetings,. Indoor bowls,table tennis,hiring out for parties etc.

As a self help disability group, we aim to bring disabled youth and adults of most excluded communities out of isolation and offer them a new healthy and competitive lifestyle providing training on wheelchairs and advising how to join competitive levels ie wheelchair Basketball League. We are based in Hackney and cover mostly East, North and Central London, but welcome everyone from anywhere else.

We provide scouting activities for the 6-14 year age range - providing camping, outdoor, crafts and other opportunities which they would not otherwise be able to participate.

During this year we lost all of our beaver leaders due to work commitment and had to close the section for a short time. By September 2025 we had recruited more leaders and the section was reopened. The beavers, cubs and scout are now all doing well. They are all working hard to gain badges and awards. They have been camping and enjoying joint activities to improve their inter personal skills.

To maintain the endowed property and to provide recreational facilities for the inhabitants of Lothersdale.

KINGS SUTTON PLAYING FIELDS ASSOCIATION for the management of the ground and facilities at Kings Sutton Village Playing Fields to support the activities of Tennis, Cricket, Football clubs and village social activities.This is not to be confused with the Kings Sutton childrens park and recreation ground

PROVIDE A HALL FOR COMMUNITY USE, PARISH COUNCIL, DRAMA GROUP, DANCES, BOWLS, OVER 60'S LUNCH CLUB, YOGA, BIRTHDAY PARTIES, OTHER CHARITIES WHIST DRIVES & BINGO EVENINGS, CHURCH FUNCTIONS, CRAFT MARKETS, PLANT SALES

St Breward Guides and Brownies are the units in the village of St Breward and offer activities for all girls from the age of seven years upwards. Currently there are 18 Brownies 13 Guides 2 Young leaders (those 14 - 18 who are working towards a leadership quliafication) and 6 adults. Activites range from craft, public service and health to outdoor activities such as walking, swimming and camping.

Reading Room and Recreation Room and Club for the use primarily of men or women of the artisan and labouring classes irrespective of their religious or political views resident in the Parish of Newton Ferrers or who shall reside in the neighbourhood of the Parish.

Social activities, outings, sport, youth and artistic activities and support for handicapped young people.

Provision of Village Hall and other amenities to the local community

We provide a venue in the village as a gathering / meeting place for many of our areas organizations, societies and clubs. (Most notably the Cricket, Horticulture, WI, Classic Motor Cycle, Model, Youth Clubs, Mother & Toddler Group, plus Community Social Club). The Social Club provides a popular venue for family celebration / anniversaries, a compact as well as large social centre for our village.

Management and maintenance of a recreation/sports facility.

The objects of the Shevington and District Community Association are:1. To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Shevington . . .to advance education and provide facilities . . . for recreation and leisure time occupation . . . improving the conditions of life especially for the lonely and isolated in our community

provide grants for young people engaged in the sport of Athletics

To educate and promote interest in astronomy and allied subjects, through scout groups, schools and other groups such as round tables women's institute etc. and to provide a meeting place lecture room and equipment for the use of both members and general public.

We provide open space, football pitch, playground facilities and BMX half pipe for children and young persons.

Umbrella organisation providing facilities, open space, Playing Fields, Sports Facilities, Community Hall/Venue to local community.