These are the Alumni pages for Trinity and All Saints Colleges Class of 1977. This site is administered by the Alumni and not Leeds Trinity University

Tatsfield is a large village and civil parish in the Tandridge district of Surrey, England. It occupies the north-eastern corner of Surrey, bordering Greater London and Kent, with almost all of its homes and many outlying farms on the escarpment of the North Downs.

Terlings Park is a new community on the Hertfordshire/Essex border near the village of Gilston and close to Harlow.

An informal information exchange for all those involved in running Tewin's village hall.

Membership of the club is open to anyone interested in promoting, coaching, volunteering or participating in Table Tennis in Thakeham.

RLSS Thames Valley Branch

Theydon Mount Parish Council A pleasant hamlet and civil parish in the Epping Forest district of the county of Essex. The Parish Council serves a population of c175 adults and comprises: Councillors Peter Connell (Chairman) Keith Farrow (Vice Chairman) Heather Brady Hilliard Brewitt Patrick Bamford Rod Angood (Parish Clerk) Please email to contact a member of the Parish Council

Thornley with Wheatley Parish Council

Thorrington Parish Council is the first tier of local government for the residents of the village of Thorrington located near Brightlingsea in north east Essex.

Providing information to the community of Tillicoultry. This includes emergency contact numbers, were to get help, doctors details. Information about Tillicoultry, walking cycle routes, history of the village, details of your councillor, Mps, MSP, whats on, local organisations

- To advance Theravada Buddhism in the United Kingdom; - To advance the education of the public concerning and Buddhism as practised in the Burmese culture; - The relief of poverty, sickness and distress arising there from and of old age and in particular but without limiting the foregoing of persons who are adherents of the Buddhism faith.

We are a community group with charitable aims run by local people and volunteers. Since 2010 'Together in the Community' have been providing; food, entertainment, clothing and more for the homeless at our Annual Boxing Day Meal. Our aim is to bring our local community members together whilst offering support to the homeless, elderly and underprivileged people in the community.

We are a small group of individuals who are responsible for the upkeep of our village hall. The hall can be leased for parties and social gatherings. The committee regularly host family fun days, bingo nights and seasonal parties.

Transition Town Kingston (TTK) is a community group helping to raise awareness of climate change and encourage the transition to a low-carbon future. We aim to build a resilient local community by: educating and campaigning about climate change; exploring alternatives to fossil-fuels; encouraging sustainable food production and consumption; supporting practical projects; organising events and workshops; sharing information and news...

Mangages allotment sites at Park Road and Wolsey Drive in Kingston.

WEBSITE NO LONGER IN USE to see The Real Junk Food Project current website, please visit: https://www.trjfptwickenham.com/

Award-winning venue, a frontline charity The Margins Project supporting those facing homelessness and crisis, a church championing social justice, a Grade I & II* listed Victorian Gothic heritage site with rare “Father” Willis organ. We’ll soon refurbish our Sunday School Hall as a community-led hub delivering in an empowering and engaging skill-building programme with an interactive archive.

Test Website in order to evaluate platform.

A community of villagers in the North Essex area, working on local climate change mitigation and adaptation initiatives.

Over 60s local to the Kingston Upon Thames borough get together with sit down meal and activities each Thursday.

Documentation and help resources for administrators and users of the Voice system.

We help people in our London Borough find positive volunteering roles that fit around work and family life, and support organisations to find and develop strong volunteer teams.

The Aims and Objectives of WalmgateCA are to promote the interests of the residents living in the Walmgate Area of York and to bring together residents, local authorities, voluntary organisations and local businesses to advance education and to provide facilities for training, recreation, Social Welfare, Heritage and Environment in order to improve the conditions of life of the residents.

Walton Art Club meet on Thursday evening from the beginning of September through to the end of June each year. The evenings start at 7pm and run until 9.30pm.

An inclusive group of amateur musicians who get together once a month to practice making music. We are non-profit making and do not do public concerts.

We are a community non-profit set up to help the local people of Waterside, New Forest, UK to re-love clothing, shoes and accessories. We aim to reduce clothing going into landfill, encourage community engagement and provide support for those in poverty.

Tewin Stores is a community shop run by volunteers. It is registered as an Industrial and Provident Society under the Co-operative and Communities Act 2014. The shop sells household goods and has a cafe offering teas, coffees and light meals. It is run by the village for the residents of Tewin and the surrounding area.

Wembury allotments are in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the South Hams, Devon. Our committee is a group of tenants, advised by the National Trust ( site owners ), who run all the activities associated with an allotment. The site is unusual as it is accessible to the public who can walk through it and enjoy the gardens.

Westcliff Drop-In Centre was established in 1987 and became a registered charity in 1997. The main focus of the Centre is to work as an independent, community Anchor Organisation responding to the needs of the residents of the Westcliff housing estate and surrounding areas.

We are a group all living within the locality of Westlea in Swindon. we hold events a couple of times a year, Christmas carols and community picnic/ scarecrow trail. Always open to new ideas, please get in touch.

On behalf of the charity, the village hall provides activities for the benefit of the local community such as Bingo, Charity Auctions, Coffee Mornings, District Council Polling, District Council Surgeries, Film Parties, Pantomimes, Parish Council, Private Parties, Themed Food Evenings, Quizzes. It is also available for users who live outside the village.

We are a village hall serving the communities of Whitechapel and Inglewhite, established for many years, with 2 large halls, commercial kitchen and stage The hall is used by Whitechapel Village school for its facilites, by a number of local groups including scouts, WI, and the local drama society. Facilities also include bowling green and multi use games area

Allotments on Whitehill Street West. Founded in the late 1800's with a long tradition of providing plots in the locality with an active committee assisting the site, local community, mental health groups and membership enjoy a positive, rewarding allotment experience. This site is not used as a social media communication platform, only for info & documentation regarding the society.

The Wickham Institute in Binsted, is a Grade II listed building and is one of the oldest surviving village halls in the South East of England. It is fully voluntarily run and provides an ideal hire facility for children parties, wakes, weddings and business meetings.

Wildings WI is an online Women's Institute hosted by the West Sussex Federation of WIs but open to all women, wherever they are in the world. Our monthly meetings are held on Zoom at 11am on the 4th Saturday of the month.

Join the campaign to save our trees and open up hidden land to the community We are a group of local, concerned citizens of Lee in the London Borough of Lewisham campaigning to preserve

A non profit asset locked community interest company limited by guarantee. The business provide equipment and services to the disabled and youth community in and around Hampshire in England.

A piece of land for emersion into nature and all types of willow for either recouping the soul and or making willow creations.

WMS is committed to working with the wider community. We will actively help charities that benefit others. We want to promote understanding, respect and cohesion within our diverse communities. Test Site

Village Hall available to rent. Seating capacity of 100. Car park, kitchen & disabled toilet facilities

World Jazz Collective provides training and participation for aspiring jazz musicians of a reasonable standard who can read music. Music styles include jazz, funk, swing, latin and world music, band rehearsals take place on Tuesday evenings in Christ Church, Virginia Water. The collective plays occasional gigs at pubs and clubs in north Surrey.