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

A community Centre based on the outskirts of Stirling in the viliage of Cambusbarron. We manage the centre on behalf of the local council and provide several rooms for hire.

The Canary Wharf Catholic Community has grown up around the celebration of the Mass in the Canary Wharf Prayer Room. All are welcome.

Raising money for the local foodbank and creating a fund to inspire and mentor young people. This will be funded by collecting cans selling the cans to metal merchants. I am based in Christchurch and have many people from the local community who want to be involved.

The civil parish of Capel consists of 3 villages namely Beare Green, Capel and Coldharbour. The Executive, Planning and Finance committees meet monthly, the public can attend all meetings. Agendas, Minutes and all contact details are available on this web-site, along with local advise and events. All contents © 2026 Capel Parish Council

Cardowan Community Meadow is a registered charity led by local volunteers in a former coalmining community in North Lanarkshire. We offer safe, inclusive spaces for free wellbeing activities and opportunities to care for our community's valuable greenspaces. Our activities are open to anyone who needs help to pause, to breathe, to rediscover balance.

Carlisle and District Model Engineering Society has been established since 1936 and is a small group of enthusiastic model engineers. The focus is on building and running trains on our combined 3.5", 5" and 7.25" gauge raised track at Hammonds Pond park in Carlisle. We are open to the public on Sundays and Bank Holidays (weather and personnel permitting).

Carpenders Park Residents Association is as the name suggests - a residents association set up by residents of Carpenders Park. It was originally set up in 1935, and was formally known as the St Meryls Residents Association. As the settlement grew and became Carpenders Park, so the name changed to reflect the larger community.

Caterham Hill BC is a badminton club which has been running in the Caterham district for more than 40 years. It has over 50 members in both adult and junior sections. Coaching is provided for the juniors. The adult section has members of all ages with the emphasis on mixed, social badminton.

Centre 70 is now closed.

Singles Group for the 40's to 60's. Wide variety of events including meals out, at home events, day trips, short holidays, cinema, theatre and more.

We are here to make a real difference in people’s lives. We believe everyone deserves support with their mental health, without judgment or barriers. Our goal is to offer a listening ear, practical help, a safe space for anyone who’s struggling. We’re all about breaking the stigma, building hope, and walking alongside people on their journey to feel better.

The Charity Archivists and Records Managers Group (CHARM) is a network for anyone involved with the management and care of records and archives in the charity and voluntary sectors. We provide a forum to inform, equip and enable people working with charity records and archives. We also work to promote knowledge about charity archives and raise awareness of them.

Charterhouse Road Tenants and Residents Association (CRTRA) is a resident-led community group representing residents living on and around Charterhouse Road in Hackney. We work to promote community wellbeing, improve communication between residents and housing providers, encourage resident involvement, and support positive change, inclusion, and community cohesion within the local neighbourhood.

To bring together like-minded individuals and groups in Cheam to raise awareness of the Climate Crisis and collaborate together to develop Actions we can take to combat the Climate Crisis.

Working for Improved Cycling Facilities in Chelmsford

We provide an audio version of the local newspaper to blind and partially sighted members and to those unable to read the newspaper.

Chelsfield Community Cafe meets twice a month at Chelsfield Village Hall in the village centre. Join us for coffee, wonderful home-made cake, quizzes and more! We meet on the first and third Wednesday every month from 2.30pm onwards. All are welcome. (No charges but any donations are welcome.)

The Parish Council of Chideock, a village in West Dorset.

Chigwell Camera Club

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.

Chipping is a village and civil parish of the borough of Ribble Valley, district of Lancashire, England Situated within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

We are a long established club, in Chipstead, Surrey. Originally formed in 1906. We have a small membership including some juniors who are coached in the discipline of target shooting. Our committee are NRA approved for instructing and safe shooting. We have Home Office Approval, (which all target clubs require). We also hold regular social days.

The Christmas Eve Tractor Run is more than just a parade of tractors; it's a community event dedicated to raising awareness and supporting local charities. We combine the festive spirit with charitable giving, creating a unique and memorable experience for everyone involved. As a CIC registered organisation, we ensure that our efforts directly benefit the community we serve.

Churches Together In Thatcham exists to initiate and develop ways in which the Churches in the Thatcham area can grow together in advancing the Christian faith, and to enable them to identify and work together for specific aims and projects which serve the community, while at the same time recognising and respecting the independence of individual Churches.

We are an informal relaxed local group interested in all sorts of open debate. A diverse bunch with varied viewpoints, experience and backgrounds. We do formal debates, question times on topical issues, open forums with more audience involvement and fun balloon debates. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month throughout the year at 7.30pm

Clayton History Group began on 29th October 1996. We meet on the second Tuesday of every month in the village library. . Over the years we have researched various Clayton based topics and have had two books published. "Walking Round Clayton" and "Images of England". Our aim is to learn, inform and support our community.

Cleobury Food Bank is a small rural Food Bank serving the residents of Cleobury Mortimer and the surrounding area in South Shropshire. We are open every Friday morning from 9.30 - 11.00 and we are situated in Cleobury Mortimer Fire Station. We are a member of Shropshire Food Poverty Alliance

We have been gardening for 160 on our allotments based in Arklay Street Dundee. We have 82 plot and a friendly community where the allotmenteer's plant their fruit and vegetables. Advice, guidance and support is available from any of the plot holders. Plot holders love to share, ideas, knowledge and even their seedlings and produce.

Clifton & Hotwells Open Gardens is our annual event in Clifton, Bristol, in which lovely communal garden squares and private gardens hidden behind elegant Georgian terraces open to the public for a single weekend in the summer. We look forward to welcoming you to enjoy the peace and beauty of the gardens at our next event in June 2027.

Supports vulnerable residents with form-filling and access to services, reducing isolation and promoting cultural exchange and community integration in Barnet. Offers guidance on employment, training, and skills development. Provides support to individuals experiencing domestic violence and works with partner charities to encourage safe, inclusive community connections.