Ferryhill Active and Safe Travel is based in Ferryhill, Aberdeen. Our aim is to create an active travel corridor which is safe and pleasant for everyone, connecting Union Street to Duthie Park and beyond. We plan to encourage walking, wheeling, and cycling by introducing traffic-calming measures, improving pedestrian crossings, establishing bike lanes, and enhancing streetscapes and community green spaces.

Local history museum located in the public library building in Kelvedon, previously the old British School. We have a a large collection of local artefacts and photographs of our villages, arranged in one large and two smaller rooms. Visitors are welcome to refer to the archives under supervision.

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.

A village volunteer group which manages the village hall, consults on and helps lead the implementation of the village community action plan and encourages social engagement of all kinds within Ford.

A group of friends and neighbours who help protect an area of wilderness along the Longford River, with fruit trees and wildlife.

Birdcage Walk, lined with pleached lime trees, is a distinctive and famous pathway through the old St. Andrew's churchyard, Clifton, Bristol. Friends of Birdcage Walk is a community group set up to care for, maintain and improve the site, and to provide information for the public about its history and environment.

The Friends of Bridge House Pond exist to improve and celebrate the heritage of the pond and park opposite Feltham Station and next to Bridge House. We undertake regular clear ups, planting days and other activities.

The Friends of Bush Hill Park is a group of local people who love the park and volunteer our time to improve its facilities for the benefit of the whole community. Join us for our weekly gardening club or help with a Litter Pick on a Sunday morning once a month.

A group of people local to the park who wish to participate in the protection and improvement of the park. We bring our children to play and enjoy the open space. We walk our dogs, and we meet our friends.

The Friends of Deepdene meet regularly to carry out maintenance and conservation tasks on various parts of the old Deepdene estate in the Dorking area, including Deepdene Terrace, Chart Park, Glory Woods, Betchworth Castle and Betchworth Park.

The Friends group of Druids Heath and Monyhull Open Spaces Do you have a green space you can see from your home? Would you like it revamped ? Would you like help ? Join the Friends group and get it sorted Weekly meetings at the Hope Radio Garden Aka The Pods Every Sunday from 12:00

The Friends of Hatherop Park, Hampton, work with Richmond upon Thames Council and local people to suggest and make improvements to children's play area, sport pitches and nature conservation area and act as a consultee.

A group of volunteers and supporters who run a small Centre in a building owned by the Heritage Trust for the North West (a registered charity). The Centre has displays about the history of the village of Heysham along with a small shop area selling books, post cards and souvenirs.

A voluntary group working with the railway industry to promote and enhance Hunmanby Railway Station. Over 15 years the station has been transformed with 4 flower beds totalling over 300 foot, making the railway station at gateway to the rural village, betwixt Wolds and Coast. In 2020 the station won a 1st prize in the National Community Rail Awards.

An independent forum for people who value Landport Bottom - an area of Council owned chalk downland and woods near Lewes in Sussex, including part of the site of the Battle of Lewes (1264).

The Friends of Moormead was officially formed on 5th March 2013 to provide a formal body which has as its main object the preservation and enhancement of the character of Moormead Park.

We are the Friends of Northcote Nature Reserve, a community group seeking to protect and enhance this site in Isleworth in the London Borough of Hounslow for wildlife and people.

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.

Friends of Pontefract Park is a voluntary community group formed in 2012 to protect and improve Pontefract Park as an excellent urban green space for the benefit of the community.

Our aims are: - for the public benefit to provide or assist in the provision of restoration work and improvements to Radnor Gardens. - to provide or assist in the provision of recreational and other leisure-time occupations in Radnor Gardens for the inhabitants of Twickenham with the objects of improving their conditions of life.

We are a volunteer group aiming to raise the profile of the Rising Sun Country Park by promoting and celebrating the wide biodiversity the park offers North Tyneside. We meet regularly and organise events to promote conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment found in the park, working in partnership with the park team.

A local group working to conserve and develop a community orchard in South Teddington.

Friends of Street Trees helps to develop a community approach to urban tree planting, management and guardianship. This is done primarily by engaging residents to help care for the public trees in their own street as well as the wider urban forest.

We are a Rail User Group, formally constituted in 1998, to promote and seek improvements to the services and infrastructure on the railway linking Barton-on-Humber and Cleethorpes.

An open society of local residents and community working towards a common goal: to protect the charm and integrity of one of West London's most-treasured public spaces.

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 Civic Society is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation dedicated to preserving the unique heritage and character of the inland port town of Goole in the East Riding of Yorkshire - making it a better place to live, work and relax in.

The Greater Acomb Community Forum creates opportunities to build a thriving future for the Acomb area. Through working with our diverse community and engaging with local representatives, we are involved in a variety of projects focussing on improving all aspects of Acomb life, from environment to public transport to art and culture.

We raise awareness of the importance of reducing waste, especially plastic waste, and support biodiversity and environmental sustainability in Kingston. Plastic, especially plastic bags, makes up much of local litter, lasts in the environment for 1000s of years, and damages our surroundings, both visually and by harming wild-life. We offer information about local biodiversity and alternatives to plastic.

A local environmental community campaign set up in response to growing concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability.

Hambleton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Lancashire. It is situated on a coastal plain called the Fylde and in an area east of the River Wyre known locally as Over Wyre.

North London community gardening project based in Creighton Road Allotments, Tottenham.

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to raising awareness of the plight of the swift. Our aim is to protect and enhance the traditional nesting sites of these iconic summer visitors and to establish new nesting sites where appropriate in the Hastings and Rother area of East Sussex. We make, supply and install swift nest boxes and call systems.

Society that aims to provide an interest and awareness of the local environment, it's past, present and future

A community group working to improve The Glen, a Honiton public open space owned by East Devon District Council. The Lower Glen was given to the former Borough of Honiton to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and the Higher Glen is an almost forgotten Victorian water garden quite recently acquired by the district council.

The Woodcraft Folk is an educational movement for children and young people, designed to develop self-confidence and activity in society, with the aim of building a world based on equality, peace, social justice and co-operation.