Filey Heritage are a group of enthusiastic people wanting to raise the profile and Heritage of the seaside town of FILEY North Yorkshire. There is a lot of local Heritage in the town which is disapearing and will be lost forever.

Formed in 2013 to raise awareness of the historical, social, architectural and ecological importance of cemeteries in the Burnley District. We organise guided walks, help with family history enquiries, produce self-guided walks leaflets and a twice yearly newsletter. We meet every two months in Burnley Cemetery offices and new members are always welcome.

Friends of Friarwood Valley Gardens is a voluntary community group that has come together for the purpose of regenerating Pontefract's Valley Gardens which is a Grade 2 listed park close to the Town Centre. The Friends Group sees its role as mobilising community support for a volunteering and raising funds for the improvement of the Gardens.

The Friends of Osterley Park is a support group for the National Trust property Osterley Park and House near Isleworth. The Friends raise funds for the property and run a number of activities to increase awareness of other historic buildings, particularly those with links to Robert Adam the architect who "modernised" the house in the 18th century.

Gilwern Roots is a local community group who encourage and support community ideas and projects from seed to oaks! Our vision is to support a connected, thriving and sustainable community (across Gilwern, Clydach, Maesygwartha & Llanelly Hill), enabling inclusive community-led activities and volunteering opportunities for all, enhancing the area and habitat where we live now and for future generations.

Goole 2026 Bicentennial Group (GBG) is a voluntary, non-profit, and inclusive organisation that seeks to commemorate the history, heritage, and achievements of Goole, a town in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, that was founded in 1826.

Haddenham Mummers perform the traditional village mummers play in and around Haddenham, Bucks in the weeks just before Christmas every year. Excepting a tiny amount to cover public liability insurance etc, all the money collected is distributed to local charities and good causes, £2850 in the last (2019) season.

Small friendly Methodist Church. Meet each Sunday at 10am. Sunday School. Other activities are Youth Club meets Saturdays 4-6pm, Pastoral Group meets once a month on Wednesdays, Messy Church meets once during each school holiday.

Hambleton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Lancashire.The meetings of the Village Hall Trustee Management Committee are held on the last Thursday of the month in the committee room of the Village Hall commencing @7.30pm

Hampton Hill Community Choir (HHCC) is just what it says on the tin! We sing in Hampton Hill. We have no auditions. We are open to all.

There to serve the local community and to share faith and support with others. Worship is on a Sunday meeting at the village hall and is open to all ages and backgrounds. Normally share in coffee and chat afterwards. Also have House group Bible study and a crafting group; Stitch to Enrich, that meet during the week.

Hell’s Bells is an alternative border Morris dance troup. We have members from throughout the community of varying ages and abilities. We have a very talented group of musicians providing the tunes for our equally talented dancers. We perform at local events.

Hexham & District Photographic Society meet Tuesday evenings between September and April in the Torch Centre. All photographers from beginners to professional are welcome.

Hope Radio is an OFCOM licensed Emergency COVID 19 public service broadcaster that provides FM radio programs for the over 50s who do not have or do not desire to have access to the internet,to share experiences, to send messages to friends and family , to show their support for essential workers, to feel that they are not alone.

Founded in 1989, KCO has been an important source of support, friendship, news, education, cultural awareness and empowerment for members of the Nigerian Kalabari community in the UK and Ireland. We are a registered charity in England and Wales (no. 1110253).

A community choir open to all. A fun, dynamic and rewarding new choir singing songss from around the world, favourite pop and folk classics, rounds, mantras and more Musical director: Ruairi Edwards - a nationally sought-after conductor, pianist and vocal coach. Administrators: River King and Helen Petit

An amateur, mixed vocal quartet singing both accompanied and a cappella music of many genres not only for their own pleasure but also for charities and other interested organisations.

Leigh Floral Group is a club for people of all ages who are interested in floral arrangement skills, friendship and fun. We are affiliated to the National Association of Floral Arrangement Societies (a Reg'd National Charity). We meet once a month at St Aidan’s Church Hall, Leigh, for workshops, floral arrangement demonstrations and social events.

Organises concerts and events involving historically informed music, particularly the Kingston and Richmond Early Music Festival.

We are the registered charity that maintains the Lower Beeding Village Hall and Sports Field for the benefit of all parishioners. Want to book the Village Hall or Sports Field for your event? Please get in touch. The Lower Beeding Association is registered with the Charities Commission: 267433.

The Madley Craft and Coffee Group meet at Madley Parish Hall every Tuesday 10 am-12 noon. This is a friendly and informal group so just bring along work that you want to complete or have a problem with.

The Mandeville Hall is a charitable organisation providing facilities to the local community. The building is made up from a main hall, a smaller hall, a bar, a stage and a commercial kitchen - as much or as little can be hired as needed.

A community website set up to collect and distribute information serving the interests of the residents in Margaretting

An all-male, mainly a capella singing group centred on Stamford in Lincolnshire.

An After School Club with Music and sports activities A Saturday Homework club

Situated in the heart of the Black Country the centre has been in existence for app. 20 years, meeting the needs of the local community both young and old. Run by a group of volunteers, over the years many varied activities have been organised, plus the building being available for hire to the wider public for a multitude of events.

We are a club for 16+ year-olds who have learning and/or physical disabilities. We provide an arrangement of sporting and social events for our members to attend.

Nordelph Village Hall is a small village located outside of Downham Market providing various services for all ages for the local community to celebrate and bring the community together.

North Barrow is a small village South of Castle Cary in Somerset. There is a committee of volunteers that organise the running and maintenance of the village hall. This hall provides a venue for toddler group, social events, quiz nights, music, dog training, disco's, charity events. All proceeds go towards maintenance of the hall other charities.

We are the North Herts African and Caribbean Community Group and we are an umbrella organisation founded in 2020 to support the African, Caribbean, Mixed Race and other Black Community share our culture and heritage with the wider community of North Hertfordshire. We support the community through social prescribing, events, fundraising, celebrations, history lessons, mentoring, personal development and community action.

The primary goal is to assist composers in creating realistic performances using sample sets, making it easier for orchestra managers and conductors to evaluate pieces for live concerts. Additionally, my service aims to renew interest in works that haven't been heard in decades or centuries, attracting audiences to live performances and preserving musical heritage.

The choir started in 1986, we are a happy friendly group of singers. Our aim is to enjoy singing together and to perform charity concerts. Come and join us, no auditions required, just an enthusiasm to sing.

Pendle Ladies' Choir (formerly Nelson Civic Ladies Choir) is a group of around 50 ladies from around the Pendle area of Lancashire who love to sing! The ladies perform regularly throughout the year and enjoy both concerts and competitions, singing a wide range of music from ABBA to Zadok the Priest - definately something to suit every taste.

Pipeline Projects are a community arts space in the heart of Mayfair, run by artists for the community. Pipeline projects is supported and enriched by our outreach to a wide and diverse audience. Reaching many demographics with workshops, conferences, exhibitions and screenings by artists particularly women and historically BAME, Deaf and BSL users, and refugees.