Professions Charities That specialise in Miners

On July 11 2014 we opened as a museum we made BBC Central News on several occasions. Our last appearance was Inside Out February 2019.We work with local schools, scouts, U3A etc. Within the museum we have photographs, artefacts showing past mining equipment and the social history of a mining village.We have done outreach at Bestwood, Mansfield, Pleasley, Langwith, Rufford and Newark.

See the Constitution

The object of the charity is the provision of community buildings and recreational facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants, such of of the area of benefit (Bedlinog and surrounding areas) without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

TO PROVIDE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND TO HELP DESERVING CAUSES IN THE PARISH OF GREASLEY

We provide facilities and numerous activities as a whole for the use of our members and their families as well as the general public of our community.Provided are Football,Bowls,dancing & keep fit and the entertainment of our senior members we also encourage the use of our facilities for the younger musicians in the area.Fund raising for certain Charities ie Help The Hero,s

Events held by committee members, also available for hire by the general public.

The objects of the CIO are to advance the education of the public in the subject of geology and allied sciences with a special reference to the mining interests of Cornwall.

Village Hall Social Centre

Disposal of income generated from leasing the trust property to local organisations.

archaeological excavation

The object of the CIO isFor the public benefit, to advance the education of the general public in the history ofmining in St Helens and in the cultural and artistic heritage of mining in St Helens bymeans of, but not exclusively:the provision of educational sessions in local schools;the provision of educational workshops in local community venues

Preservation and interpretation of mining remains in the UK but mainly Shropshire

The provision of a Welfare Hall and Institute for the benefit of the inhabitants(and in particular, but not exclusively, members of the mining community) of Worksop and its neighbouring communities without distinction, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

110 sport/recreation

Provide a public hire facility for meetings, lectures, classes and physical exercise and training, and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants of the area of interest being the Parish of Denby.

promotion of social intercourse.mutual helpfulness,mental and moral improvement ,rational recreation,and the support of charitable activities via running from the premises football teams,junior and senior.senior citizen club,children pantomine and trips,darts,snooker,pool,dog club and fishing club.

Public meetings, wedding receptions, christening celebrations, birthday parties funeral teas .anyA venue for 4 pool teams , 2 men's darts teams and 1 women's team 1 football team and a quiz team Used as a polling station .Mon bingo night.Tuesday senior dinner club.Practice room for pop group.Junior tap dance practice.The room is available to all ca15 post code inhabitants.

South Wingfield Social Club is continuing to be a viable and vibrant company, who continues to buck the trend and are not afraid to diversify to remain a solid financial company. Our commitment to remain so, is more than ever strong. we have this year increased out members base, but also open for none members to attend our club. we look forward to next year and the challenges ahead.

The Trustees support of various sub-sections at the scheme during the year including two darts teams: Akido, Line dancing. Senior citizens club from the old Ordinance Factory,Meadows one stop youths have there achevment awards and christmas party in our clubROF use our room for there reunion every yearyearley coach trip to skegness for the members chldren.pantomine for members and there

Provision and maintenance of a village hall and recreational ground.

The Charity provides community facilities for the inhabitants of Pontrhydyfen and surrounding area, in the form of a recreation Ground, a Bowling Green and a Community Centre. The Charity also owns another building which houses an Industrial and Provident Society known as the Blue Scar Club.

We are a locally run community centre for the benefit of the local residents. The Church hold monthly services, green space for residents and local children. Fund raising events are held regularly and we have regular users of the centre.

Provide football pitch, training pitch and changing rooms/showers, multi-use skate park (bikes, skates and boards), play area for 8-15 year olds, rugby training goal and MUGA for 5-a-side football, netball, basketball and tennis. Provide an area of wooded copse with bat and bird boxes and wildlife area, wildflower meadow and a general open, grassed amenity area for informal recreation

Provision of social and recreational activities.

For the relief of need, hardship or distress for workers or former workers in or about mines in the North Staffordshire Coalfield (including Cheadle). Also the dependants of such persons and such former workers.