We are a small but friendly Guide Unit. For girls aged 10 to 14 - Guides to challenge themselves and make a difference in their community. We work on a range of badges and activities with the aim of facilitating the young people in developing their team working skills, leadership skills, independence and life skills along with so much more.

We are a community friendship group based in Stockport. Members generally come from the north of the town. The group was set up to help bring together people who want to meet people with similar interests or try something new. No membership fees, two optional weekly meetings: Coffee Catch-up & Thursday's Evening Meetup and numerous group activities.

AAS provides free, creative workshops, courses and opportunities for people with lived experience of homelessness. While we are London based, our community stretches across the south sast of England and beyond.

Abbots Langley Gardening Society One of the oldest Gardening Societies in the country which was established before 1866.

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

The Alma Singers consists of ladies from villages around Great Barford, founded by Alma Tebbutt in 2010. We continue to change and develop our music, and perform many concerts, singing a variety of popular folk songs, Christmas music and songs from musicals. No previous experience needed; you don't need to read music. Come along and meet new friends and old!

In our meetings we discussions include the various aspects of digital photography, lighting, viewing each others photographs via a laptop and projector. We sometimes have models to sit for us, other times; interesting items and objects are our "focus". Encouragement, help and guidance are always available. Members own favourite topics, be it, pets, family, holidays are always appreciated.

The Arctic Club brings together people with experience of expeditions to the Arctic, for science, exploration and adventure. We welcome new members and hold an Annual Dinner in December. We give Arctic Club Awards to support expeditions, though the Gino Watkins Memorial Fund. The Arctic Expedition Noticeboard enables the exchange of information and expertise about recent and forthcoming expeditions.

The Gainsborough & District Branch of The Arts Society

We are a local art club that has been going since 1970. We meet every Friday from 19:00 - 2100 at Ashford Baptist Church in Ashford.

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.

Banwood is a friendly group that meets weekly to enjoy a variety of folk dances. Whether you’re an experienced dancer, a complete beginner or somewhere in between, there’s a warm welcome waiting for you.

The Bath Shed is a community organisation based in Bath for (mainly but not exclusively) men and women over 50 years of age who can connect, converse and create. The activities are often similar to those of garden sheds, but for groups of people to enjoy together. They help reduce loneliness and isolation, but most importantly, they’re fun.

Discover lawn bowls at Beckenham & Stanhope Bowling Club! Unwind, meet new people and join our vibrant community. Open to all ages, 18 to 88. Try for free and enjoy this fantastic sport. Be part of something special!

We're a friendly bunch of folk, of all ages, united by a passion for writing, be it for fun or with an aim to have our work published. We offer support by listening to each other's work, engaging in discussion and giving feedback.

Founded in 1936 by a small group of enthusiastic Model Engineers. The aim of the Society is simple: to bring together persons from all walks of life who share a common interest in model engineering and its heritage.

Founded in 1952 we are the main gardening club in North West Edinburgh

We are a community gardening group in association with The Conservation Volunteers running weekly meet-ups to tidy local green spaces and manage a community allotment in Bletchley.

A symphony orchestra based in London for all emergency services workers. The aim of the orchestra is to raise awareness of mental illness.

Bonby History Group comprises a small group of friends who have a common interest in researching the history of the village of Bonby which is one of the Spring Line Villages in the Ancholme Valley within Lincolnshire.

This modern, spacious and well maintained hall in Boreham has three separate halls for hire. Bookings are taken from either one-off, occasional or regular hirers. If you're looking to hire a hall for meetings, parties or other occasions.

Town Twinning association linked with Octeville-sur-mer near Le Havre, in Normandy, France. A friendly group, no need to speak French, but open mind & sense of humour helpful. We meet socially 4-5 times a year & organise alternating exchange visits.

The Bourne End Chess Congress is an annual one day rapid play tournament which usually takes place on a Sunday in March or April. The congress consists of five rounds and is divided into sections containing 12-20 players.

Bowburn is a village 4 1/2 miles from the city of Durham in the North East of England . The site is designed to help people in regards to whats happenning in the community and what is available.

Briar Road allotments in Twickenham are close to the river Crane and Kneller Gardens. The Briar Road Allotments Holders Association committee meets once a month and organises charity events that raise money for the maintenance of our communal hut and projects that benefit the plot holders.

Braunton, a lively village in North Devon, is twinned with Plouescat in Brittany, France. Plouescat, near Roscoff, is of similar size and outlook to Braunton. The purpose of the twinning organisation is to promote understanding and friendship between the two communities, and to have a lot of fun. All ages are involved and new members are most welcome !

The group was formed to research, promote and conserve historical sites, items and information relating to Brompton by Northallerton, North Yorkshire and its environs, and to support others in doing so. 


The Buckinghamshire County Chess Association governs the affiliated Buckinghamshire Chess Clubs, the Bucks League and Bucks Individual competitions. It also organises teams for inter-county competition and manages local grading/rating issues. The BCCA is affiliated to The English Chess Federation and to the Southern Counties Chess Union.

Our aim is to develop chess skills for juniors in Buckinghamshire. We organize chess coaching and county team matches for U9, U11, U14 and U18 age groups. This site provides information about the Bucks Youth Chess Association, details of forthcoming events and their related results.

A friendly group of keen and aspiring calligraphers. We meet on the first Saturday of the month in the Church Hall, St John’s Street, Rastick HD6 1HN (near Brighouse Railway Station). We have a choice of classes, a shop and a library. Beginners welcome.

Formed in 1946, Camberley Natural History Society is a lively group with an extensive programme of indoor and outdoor meetings. Indoor meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month (except August), at High Cross Church, Knoll Road, Camberley at 7.30.pm President: Dr Pat Morris, MBE Chairman: Bernard Baverstock 01276 22574 Honorary Programme Secretary: Joan Morrad 01276 22574

Chaldon Creakers are a group of local people who run together weekly to ensure that as many people as possible benefit from the physical and social benefits of this type of activity. They are free and open to anyone who wishes to come along.

Village Hall , available for functions and private hire

Chesham & District Natural History Society was formed in 1964 to encourage interest in all aspects of biodiversity and habitat management. We hold monthly meetings, with experts providing digital presentations on a wide range of natural history subjects, and lead walks to areas of specific wildlife interest to broaden the experiences for our members.and visitors.

Set in the picturesque Lancashire village of Chipping, the Memorial Hall was opened on the 14th November 1999 by Mr Jack Berry MBE. It is a community owned facility that is available for hire for a wide range of events. It offers a spacious reception area, three function rooms of different sizes and excellent car parking and easy wheelchair access.

Based in Dundee, we have been growing fruit and vegetables for 160 years. Our neighbours are DUFC and DFC, we share the same street. Twa teams, one street and 82 plots. there has been generations in the same plot and new Gardners working together to keep out allotments producing fine fruit and vegetables for many years to come.

Founded in the 1920s with the aim of promoting local amateur archaeological interest and learning. It offers a programme of talks, a winter lecture series, a 5-day summer study tour and the dissemination of information

Based in Corsham, Wiltshire we are a group for photographers of all abilities. We meet every other Tuesday from September to July with breaks for Christmas and Easter. We welcome new members interested in photography whether with a camera or mobile phone.

Creative Croydon CIC is a not for profit community arts organisation with a particular interest in participatory music. Our often micro-local reflective practices often connect with land and environment, and with issues of social justice and equity for all. We also work with menopause diversity. We work in and around South London and sometimes further afield by invitation or commission.