The Oxford Playwrights are a group of writers based in Oxford. Our aims are to: 1. Provide opportunities for the practical development of members' plays. 2. Provide a supportive environment for members at all stages of their development enabling them to realise the plays they want to write. 3. Promote members plays to a wider audience.

A secluded corner in North Kingston where people meet up to grow food observe nature and play. We have raised beds, a polytunnel, forest garden, skill share space and natural play space.

Lawn Bowls Club to include Short Mat bowls indoors during the winter. Located on the south coast in East Sussex where the meridian line intersects the coastline. We are a thriving club with around 90 members. The club pavilion has a bar and full kitchen. Disabled facilities on site.

PLANT is a charitable organisation based in the Newtown area of Stockton On Tees. It is a project which was set up by the St. Paul’s Church & Newtown Methodist Churches Local Ecumenical Partnership, focusing on working with people, primarily from the Newtown Ward of Stockton on Tees.

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.

Play2Give and Sustainable Didcot's Summer Fair for Didcot 2018

A non profit making club of residents & workers in the Ward of Portsoken, City of London, who meet regularly for social events. The Ward Club has been going for over 90 years.

We help charities and not-for-profits with data - everything from what data to collect to find insights for monitoring and evaluation to how to visualise data that has revealed a problem.

The London Enthusiastic Golf Society for London-based PwC and Alumni players.

A community heritage appeal to raise much needed funding for repair work to the roof of Ribchester's Grade 1 listed St. Wilfrid's church.

We are a not for profit magazine whose costs are covered entirely by advertising revenue. The magazine, full colour and generally 40 pages in length, is produced monthly and distributed to over 5,000 houses in Raunds and surrounding villages in East Northants.

The Talking Newspapers provide a service of local news, information and articles from the Evening Echo and other papers, read by teams of volunteers on cassette tapes and compact discs. These are sent, entirely free of charge, to anyone in these districts who is blind, partially sighted, or simply has difficulty in reading.

A group of creative writers, many of whom are stay at home carers, who meet once a month at Pontypridd Museum to share their love of writing.

A new community cafe operating once a week at the E.T.N.A. Community Centre with people paying as they feel with their money or time to help cover the costs of intercepting and redistributing the excess food, and running the community cafe itself.

RANE is a community organisation, led by people with lived experience of addictions, We provide an autonomous user-led advocacy service on behalf of people suffering from addictions, particularly if they are engaged in community or prison based treatment programmes. And, we provide a similar service for recovering people who are employed by treatment providers.

Redwing is a Community Interest Company which supports outsider and marginalised artists who find it difficult to access the mainstream art world, whether due to disability, health, social circumstance or art process.

Established in 1989, Reform Corporation’s core activities include Diversion from Custody for Offenders; Advocacy; Literacy, Poverty Alleviation; Employment Rights and Assistance; Training and Skills Building; Health Promotion; Legal and Social Services; Community and Social Development initiatives; and Capacity Building of CBOs. Mission: To reduce human vulnerability through customised interventions, cooperation with relevant individuals, statutory bodies, educational and other establishments.

Refugee Action Kingston is a local charity, providing advice and support for refugees and asylum seekers in the Kingston area. We have a new weekly timetable for our advice and advocacy service.

The Ribchester Local History Society aims to provide a forum for those with an interest in the history and environment of Ribchester, Lancashire, and the surrounding area. It aims to undertake research and report on particular aspects of past village life, and to record the memories of those who live within the parish boundaries.

Ribchester lies in a curve of the River Ribble in Lancashire, mid-way between Preston and Clitheroe. It is a pleasant jumble of multi-coloured stone cottages in long twisting terraces with a rich and well preserved historical tradition. The village is famous for its idyllic setting on the River Ribble and for being the site of the Roman fort of Bremetennacum.

Our school is a Church of England Primary School, located in the historic village of Ribchester, famous for its Roman connections. The school was built in 1859 and has been expanded over the years to serve the residents of the village and the surrounding area. St Wilfrid's is a small school, catering very much to the local community.

Charity

We are a self-help group supporting people with ME/CFS in Richmond and Kingston boroughs and the surrounding area. We are a friendly group and will give you a warm welcome

We are a voluntary self help group which provides advice and support for people with back pain and also joint problems and opportunites to share with social activities. We organise hydrotherapy classes and pilates classes on a weekly basis. We keep in touch with members with a newsletter, Backlog. Our latest activities can be found on the news page.

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