Radwinter Parish Council

We meet every third Monday of the month from 7.30pm till 9.30pm In the Ramsden Bellhouse Village Community Hall. Perennial membership of £8.00 per couple and £5.00 per single. Monthly meetings will usually include a Speaker, discussing the many aspects of gardening. Garden visits are often planned, during the Summer. Three shows planned every year.

Ravensthorpe Community Centre is the largest community based organisation within Dewsbury both in terms of services delivered and reach. Our services are divided into 4 segments, Ofsted outstanding nursery, Learning disability day service, adult learning, health and wellbeing and general community projects. We have several well equipped rooms to hire for training, small events and general activities.

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.

Reading u3a is a learning co-operative of older people, which enables members to share many educational, creative and leisure activities. Activities are organised mainly in small groups that meet regularly, sometimes in each other's homes. It is a member of The Third Age Trust. It pursues a wide range of topics; some academic, some practical and others recreational.

Reconnection is a UK-based organization established to support refugees and migrants to settle into their new lives in a new country and give them a chance to be included in social activities. We specialize in offering advice, referrals, information, advocacy, signposting, cultural activities, and language interpretation services.

London Refugee Advocacy Forum enables refugee community organisations to use their knowledge, expertise, insight and evidence to amplify their voices and speak directly and engage effectively with policy and decision makers in London. We aim to create open, transparent dialogue with people in position of power in order to achieve positive changes to policy and practice for refugee communities.

Local newsletter, produced by a not-for-profit organisation, for residents of the parish of Rettendon, including Rettendon Common, Battlesbridge, and Hayes Park. What's on guide and parish news and views. Distributed free by a group of volunteers to every residence in the parish.

Rettendon Memorial Hall was first built in 1923 in memory of villagers killed in the First World War, and contains their inscribed memorial stone in its entrance foyer. It was extended in 1957, and continues to be maintained with all facilities expected for a village hall. It operates a programme of events, as well as being available for public hire.

A local Art Club who meet to paint together with occasional demonstrations and talks. Meetings are on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, 1.30 to 3.30pm at St Peter & St Paul's Parish Centre in Ribchester.

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.

Richmond Chamber Choir is based in Hampton hill. It is affiliated to Richmond-upon-Thames Arts Council. Registered charity no. 287337-R

The Richmond May Fair is the second Saturday in May on Richmond Green

The Society was formed in 1998 and has many members in the village. There is a full programme of talks which take place in the village hall on the last Tuesday of each month. Our present project which is an account of how World War One effected the village and the lives of the people.

The Road to the Isles Facilities Group SCIO exists to provide facilities for locals and visitors to the Road to the Isles communities of Mallaig, Morar, Arisaig and District. These include toilet facilities; car parking; and a children's playpark among others.

Rock against Racism Aylesbury is a non-partisan, non-sectarian, self-funded, and FREE signposting community service offering practical advice, guidance, information and support to victims of Far Right abuse, bigotry, discrimination, hate, prejudice and violence.

Helping refugee integrating in UK and raising community voice.

A club for adults with a mild learning disability and their families.

The group welcomes people with Parkinsons their family members and carers, Meetings can be informal - a chance to talk and discuss worries and experiences.There are social activities too as well as offering Tai Chi, Nordic walking, Yoga and Extend exercise, speech practice and singing each month.

Welcome to the Roydon Tennis Club website. We are a small village club funded by a playing membership of around 36. There is a wide range of age and ability among the members. We have an inclusive ethos and hope to include the new and the nervous as well as providing match play for the stronger players.

Local Government, Parish of Chelmsford, Essex. Two wards, East and West.

A large modern village hall with underfloor heating and conveniences. Situated in a beautiful rural setting in the heart of Rushall but with easy access from Pewsey, Marlborough, Devizes and Amesbury. Many regular events held for the local community. This is a perfect venue for parties, club meetings, business presentations and wedding receptions.

We are a friendly social badminton club play weekly in Purley

A registered charity to promote the conservation of the flora and fauna of the district.

The SBPRA is a voluntary group that represents all members interests, rights and wellbeing by working with the Park Developer. We aim to build a strong caring community. This platform will be used to promote honest and accurate opinions from all viewpoints. It will be a source of information on Park events and updates on meetings with the Developer.

A campaign aspiring to create a community hub, with a pub, a daytime cafe, a shop selling local produce and an information centre at the heart of the Gwent Levels.

A community organisation of scientists, workers, educators, and activists dedicated to building a bottom-up social movement with radical perspectives on science and society.

Club founded in 1937. There is a richly varied programme of events which includes visiting speakers, demonstrations, competitions, workshops, site visits, outings, social events etc.

We are a small community that all live in a road called Seaview Heights. We would like to put together a website to enable us to communicate online and support those residents who are less able due to disability and/or advanced age.

SEED PROJECT GET INVOLVED This is a brand new project aims raise money is for seeds for farmers crops for the people of Afghanistan. At the moment we're concentrating our efforts on Nuristan. We are planning to provide 20,000 by April 2025.

A good neighbour scheme available to anyone, young or old, living in Send, Send Marsh and Burnt Common. We help with transport to the surgery, hospital appointments, chiropodist, hairdresser, etc. help with filling in forms, shopping, odd jobs and visiting lonely or housebound people.

SG19 Road Safety Group is a community group created to help residents and workers within the SG19 postcode area have a voice on safety and other issues in their community, predominantly focused on road safety concerns.

We are a group of individuals who care about nature, biodiversity and climate change, and want to do something about it.

A community space or shed in Teddington, where people can meet up, make stuff and mend things, working together or alongside each other. It is inclusive, secular and not for profit.

Shere Swimming Pool Club took over the running of the pool from Shere Parish Council in 1989. The Club is a registered charity (no. 1184796) and charges the lowest practicable subscription. The membership is mostly local along with some from further afield. An elected Committee run the Club and all routine maintenance is carried out on a voluntary basis.