Celebrating 175 years of the Chappel Viaduct and Gainsborough Line with a series of events on 29th and 30th June 2024.

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.

Aylesbury CTC is the local group of the national cycling charity Cycling UK. Cycling UK provides Cycle magazine, third party insurance, technical advice, cycling holidays and free access to led rides via local groups like ours throughout the UK. We welcome newcomers to cycling. We offer a choice of led rides on Sundays and occasional cycling holidays.

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.

Living Streets Brighton and Hove aims to promote the idea of Brighton and Hove as a walkable city, accessible to and enjoyed by everyone to help create sustainable liveable communities for all of us, whoever we are and wherever we live in the city.

We are a group of Cambridgeshire residents opposing the Cambridge congestion charge, to represent the best interest of the people of Cambridgeshire. UK public group.

A community benefit society, incorporated to acquire and develop assets for the benefit of residents of the Parish of Thakeham and surrounding West Sussex parishes

We are a free resident group who provide 2500 residents on Coate Badbury Park with up to date information about the community.

Our objective is to advocate, promote and monitor cycle use in the area of North Cheshire from Ellesmere Port to Halton; including Helsby, Frodsham and surrounds, so that cycling is a popular mainstream mode of travel, with accessible routes which are safe, convenient, accessible, comfortable and attractive for adults and children.

Epping Museum is the only LONDON TRANSPORT signal cabin in preservation and open to the public, together with restored Tube Locomotive L11. FREE entrance to the Museum is from the end of Epping tube station car park and all are welcome. Open Saturdays until end of October, and other days by appointment.

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.

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.

Parish Council for rural village in North Essex. The council is made up of 7 Councillors who meet bi-monthly

Voluntary group representing bus and rail users on the Isle of Wight.

<b>Introduction to the Kingston Area Travellers' Association</b><br><br>KATA is a pressure group, founded in 1991, covering all aspects of public transport in Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding town centres.

We are a conservation group affiliated to the National Trust and help with practical conservation work on mainly local NT properties. Volunteers from all walks of life come together to enjoy the outdoors by doing tasks which put something back into the countryside by maintaining woodland, paths, stiles, fences etc.

Mole Valley Cycling Forum comprises a cross-section of Mole Valley residents linked by a desire to facilitate the use of bikes for recreation and as a means of transport. We are supported by officers from Mole Valley District Council and Surrey County Council and meet regularly with them to discuss issues concerning cyclists in the area.

A web based information advice service that provides information about buildings that provide disabled facilities as well as Education, Advice, Transport and other disability related issues.

This is the website for Princes Risborough North Signal Box, the biggest remaining Great Western Railway design signal box in the country. New volunteers are always welcome!

Runnymede Access Liaison Group (RALG) is an independent group with links to Runnymede Borough Council. We provide a representative “voice” for disabled residents, suggesting how the needs of disabled people might be best met within the Borough. As well as advisory work for the Council, we can advise disabled residents and community groups on how to access services and facilities.

We support the National Cycle Network by helping maintain the path, conducting regular work parties.

Thame, near Oxford, has been twinned with Montesson, near Paris, since 2001. We are an independent and self financing organisation with active members in Thame and the surrounding villages.Our aim is to facilitate visits and exchanges between the people and associations of Thame and Montesson. Annual visits take place in September to Montesson and in May to Thame.

Whitby Civic Society cares deeply about the town's past, present and future. Join us and help to make our wonderful town an even better place to live, work and visit.