Independent publisher focused on books that support Justice, Equality and Sustainability. We aim to increase access to book publication for refugees and members of other marginalised groups, and for writers on environmental subjects.

We are a Community flood group.

St Michael’s is the Parish Church for Grimsargh, serving the local community for over 300 years. We extend a welcome to all who wish to worship here or join in our activities, or anyone who is simply curious or uncertain.

Particle aims to create opportunities for people in St Neots and the surrounding area to access creative arts experiences.

A group set up to celebrate the life and times of Sir Robert Peel and his family, who lived at nearby Drayton Manor. We run a museum of Drayton Manor and Police memorabilia at Middleton Hall, Tamworth, attend schools and outside groups, to give talks explaining the history of both the Peels, that period in time, and Police service history.

Pentlow is a small rural village in the North East part of the Braintree District area

The Society encourages an interest in local history. It holds meetings each month in Westham, where speakers are invited to share their interests in history. Typically the subjects are located in East Sussex, and some members actively pursue research into the history of Pevensey. The Society has been in existence for over thirty years.

Providing settling in support to those returning home or to their community after a long period of time being away e.g., long stay hospital discharge, or those being released from prison, or social care, or into a new home after a period of being homeless.

Phoenix Girls Football Development is a girls-only community Football club based in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Our aim is to provide a safe space for Girls from all corners of the local community to learn and enjoy football, make friends and build self-confidence, all at affordable cost for parents and carers.

Litterpicking group in Deal on the east Kent coast of England. We began during the global pandemic, discovering dozens of likeminded people who wished to clean our local environment.

Pipeline Projects are a community arts space in the heart of Mayfair, run by artists for the community. Pipeline projects is supported and enriched by our outreach to a wide and diverse audience. Reaching many demographics with workshops, conferences, exhibitions and screenings by artists particularly women and historically BAME, Deaf and BSL users, and refugees.

A community group registered with Surfers Against Sewage. The aim of the group is to eliminate the use of single use plastics within our community.

Working for music around Plymouth and encouraging young people to develop an interest in music

We are an independent, non-profit walking group based in Plymouth, Devon. We have about 70 members. We produce a six-monthly walks programme with fortnightly walks throughout South Devon and Cornwall. We are affiliated with, but not part of, the Ramblers Association. We also offer a full programme of social events.

Pontefract in Bloom is a voluntary community group with the aim of enhancing Pontefract with flowers. We achieve this through voluntary activity, grant applications and sponsorship by local businesses and individuals. We also collaborate with other community organisations: Day Opportunities, Friends of Pontefract Park, Friends of Friarwood Valley Gardens, Pontefract Lioness Club, St Giles' Church, schools and Pontefract Civic Society.

A self help group.

We are an active as a voice in Enfield on behalf of all people from the Horn of Africa, working with council and borough wide agencies to promote awareness of the issues faced by refugees and economic migrants to the UK.

Presteigne Tree Group is a community organisation supported by Presteigne and Norton Town Council working to protect, enhance and celebrate Presteigne’s trees, woodlands and associated wildlife habitats. We will do this through education, tree planting, conservation, and management through community involvement.

The Heritage Society was formed in 1987 as a meeting place for all who are interested in the history of the town and its neighbouring communities. Its aims are: To support conservation of the historical environment. To gather and protect items relating to local history. To share these things through talks, walks and publications.

The Parent Teacher and Friend Association for Holy Trinity Infant School in Southwell Nottinghamshire. We provide support to our school through activities, events and our preloved shop.

A village hall providing facilities for groups and individuals in the village and surrounding area. A modern, spacious and multi-functional venue for weddings, parties, sports, social and corporate events. We are a registered charity.

Radwinter Parish Council