1st Holmer (Hereford) Scout group provides fun and adventure to young people, boys and girls, aged 6 to 8 in the Beaver section, aged 8 to 10 in the Cub section, aged 10 to 14 in the Scout section. Scouting is all about making new friends and becoming more independent.

We are a Rainbow, Brownie and Guide unit in Shiremoor, part of Girlguiding UK. We are a charity for girls and young women. We offer safe space where they can be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships, gain valuable life skills and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities.

The current group is a merger between 15th LSA and the old 4th LSA. We continue to work on the basics of Scouting and also the adventure such as climbing, shooting, survival camps and lots of crafts for our younger Scouts (they are called Beavers but known as Turquoise Ninjas). Looking to the future to grow.

8218 Youth Theatre is a new amateur musical theatre company and charity based in Kingston upon Thames. The company welcomes young people aged 8 to 18 years old. Our aim is to create an environment where young people feel comfortable, have fun and grow in confidence whilst having the opportunity to perform in the local community and other prestigious venues.

Aberdeen & County Floral Group is affiliated to both the Scottish and National Associations of Flower Arranging Societies. We are a local Club whose members enjoy the art of flower arranging, meeting regularly in the evenings to take pleasure in demonstrations by area and national demonstrators, exchange ideas and to find out "What's On", and often participating in flower festivals.

We are one of Oxfordshire's Community Action Groups. Abingdon Carbon Cutters was formed about 2008, to tackle climate change and other environmental issues at a local level.

ALS is a group of professionals that wish to deliver quality ACTIVE, LEADERSHIP & SPORT sessions to the young people in your schools and our community.

Addison Gardens Allotments is a voluntary managed allotment site in Kingston upon Thames with a total of about 110 plots.

ASKI was established in 2010 to support and signpost individuals who face barriers to inclusion and who with support could go on to live productive lives and make a contribution to their community.

The African Eye Voice is an HIV Treatments magazine for African communities in the UK, published by the African Eye Trust. It is distributed around the UK through GUM clinics and voluntary and statutory organisations working in the field of HIV.

Would you like to live longer, with more years free of chronic illness? Here at Age Watch we provide evidence based information you can apply in your everyday life. This includes information on Diet & Nutrition, Exercise & Fitness, Mind - Body connection, Illnesses and Secrets of Longevity. You can help by joining our User Group Advisory Panel - http://www.agewatch.org.uk/invitation-to-join-advisory-pa/

We aim to advance health: - by helping people make informed decisions in their daily lives - based on medical and scientific evidence - and by providing practical advice - to help them live longer and feel younger

What powers have Parish Councils to do things for their areas? Parish Councils have more formal powers to do things than are often suspected. They monitor street lighting, they can provide allotments, look after play areas and village greens. They have a hand in communications by maintaining or guarding such things as rights of way, bus shelters and public seats. ...

Small Local Primary School situated in Keadby. Share the Local School with the Surrounding villages such as, Althorpe, Amcotts, Gunness & Burringham

Appleby Frodingham Ladies is a small friendly club with one team which plays its matches on the synthetic hockey pitch at Brumby Hall Sports Ground, Scunthorpe. Please browse the website to find further details on training, matches, news and more.

Art and Sacred Places has three main strands: - Inspirational and enriching permanent commissions - Challenging and innovative temporary commissions - Stimulating and mutually beneficial interfaith projects Art and Sacred Places promotes interaction between religion and art, largely by siting contemporary art in sacred places.

ASCA is dedicated to supportin individuals, families and the community to overcome alcahol and drug misuse through both prevention and treatment.

Founded in 1970, our club is a relatively small group of keen amateur photographers. We meet most Mondays at the Priory Hotel in Scunthorpe at 8.00 pm. At other times, especially in the summer, we meet in a variety of outdoor locations.

We are a local horticutural society for Aston Clinton and the surrounding area. The Society organises monthly meetings with a visiting speaker and holds a Spring and Summer Show.We organise garden visits in the summer and support village activities with plant sales.

We a non-denominational church registered charity and our aim is to build lasting friendships in our communities. We believe that the bible is God's word and seek to apply it to our lives. We are a small and vibrant group and worship at Bristol Grammar School, Clifton Triangle, Bristol at 2.30pm Sundays and also have a small childrens ministry.

We are a friendly, town centre church, believing that God's love is for all people. Sunday worship is at 10.30am with J Team (Sunday School) and midweek activities for all ages. Our refurbished community centre has 8 attractive, affordable meeting rooms for up to 300. We have over 90 user groups especially charities and community groups catering for the disadvantaged.

A website for people originally from Bambui popularly known to the natives as abeh-mbeuh.

We are locals who are passionate about our environment, the Thames towpath and waterways. We organise weekly group litter picking sessions along the towpath and foreshore between Hammersmith and Barnes Bridges. As no one time works for everyone, we also support anyone who wants to join us to pick up litter in their own time, as and when they can.

Springboard and Platform diving: All ages and levels catered for. Venue: Hatfield Swim Centre.