The hall was built in the 1920s with monies raised by public donation within the village of Downley in memory of the 22 men who died in the Great War of 1914-1918. The building is on a sloping site so that it has an upper hall with stage and a smaller lower hall. DWMH is a Registered Charity No: 292143

The community website for the village of Drayton St Leonard, Oxfordshire

A forum run by tenants and residents from Druids Heath and Monyhull Ward. Our objective is to promote community cohesion throughout the regeneration of the area and on into the future.

‘theduntisbournes’ website provides the means to communicate important and useful information to members of the local community as well promoting good governance by ensuring openness and transparency with respect to the actions of those charged with acting on behalf of the community - specifically The Duntisbournes’ Parish Council and Trustees of the Duntisbourne Abbots Village Hall.

We are a group of parents, teachers and dyslexia professionals based in Ealing, West London. Our aims are to raise awareness of dyslexia and provide practical help for dyslexic children and their parents and teachers. We also support adults who are dyslexic.

East Hale Allotments is a site next to the river Lea in the Tottenham Hale area of Haringey, owned by Lea Valley Park. It has a capacity of 120 full size plots (approximately 250 square meters each); however, 35 of them had been divided by August 2018, so there were 155 separate leases by then.

Edinburgh Midmar Allotments. Founded 1917.

Egham Constellations is a disabled swimming club based in Runnymede. Our aim is to provide supported swimming and maintain the social/mental well-being aspects that are gained as a by-product of reaching out to isolated members of our community. The organisation provides assisted transport, has volunteer assistants to help members eg. changing, getting in/out of the water, assisting exercise/swim etc.

Ellerton & Aughton are two small villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire. They have a very close knit community, sharing church and village hall facilities along with the Boot & Shoe Inn in Ellerton! Many volunteers organise events for the villages, such as fetes, craft clubs, parent & toddler groups, bingo & whist drives and charity fundraisers.

The Association managing the Elm Road Allotments site in New Malden. Plot lettings Lyn Edwards

Elsenham Community Association (ECA) is a charity and is the Umbrella Organisation for most groups in Elsenham Village. We own and manage Elsenham Memorial Hall situated on Elsenham Playing Field. We also produce the Village Magazine "Elsenham News" which is delivered free to each household in the village each month (except January).

This site is dedicated to collecting, analysing and distributing current and historical information about our village. We try to keep up with current news items and events that are likely to affect us in Elstead and carry out investigations into their background. This involves searching the Internet and communicating with people and organisations for relevant information and publishing the results.

A website to record and disseminate information about the Elstead & Weyburn Neighbourhood Plan.

Empowering Tamil Families aims to support individuals and families at difficult times in their lives, provide signposting to services, promote health and wellbeing, provide education and training and seek employment opportunities for community members. We aim to help people to become active in wider community life.

Epping Upland Parish Council is one of the oldest and original parish councils. We maintain and manage the Village Playground, Allotments, Millennium Garden, Parish Burial Ground, War Memorial and Village Green. Councillors comment on Planning Applications as well as considering and responding to consultations affecting residents of the Parish. Where appropriate Councillors or the Clerk represent the Parish at events.

A friendly club with a history stretching back to the Home Guard and run by local volunteers, Epsom Rifle Club meets two weekday evenings to enjoy .22 prone target rifle shooting, with occasional events elsewhere within the county and beyond. Coaching nights are held twice monthly for Probationers and existing members alike. Feel free to get in touch!

Euphonix is a community choir based in Kingston. Euphonix Choir is open to any adult of any age who would like to sing a range of contemporary and popular songs, folk and world music. We offer an inclusive, affordable experience of the benefits of singing with others: companionship, developing musicality and pure enjoyment.

Faiths Together in Croydon exists to be a collective voice for faiths communities in Croydon. It serves as an inter-faith network representing the diverse faiths of Croydon.  Its members work actively, collaboratively and strategically to improve Croydon for all people in Croydon.

Far Runners

Local history museum located within the library building in Maldon Road, Kelvedon. Our displays are open to the public in one large and two smaller rooms in what was the old British School Kelvedon. Visitors are welcome to refer to archives under the supervision. We have a a large collection of artefacts and photographs of our villages from yesteryear.

Community based assistance to trace - research - collect an image of a headstone or Memorial of a Fallen Soldier in UK or on Continental Europe to assist in completing personal family ancestry - family trees

Forth Valley represents all the Curling clubs affiliated to Scottish curling in the Forth Valley area. This covers the provinces of Stirlingshire, Forth and Endrick, Central Scotland and West Lothian. Two representatives are sent to Scottish Curling meetings to represent all the membership of the area.

Foxearth and Liston Parish Council is a small, rural Parish Council on the Essex side of the Essex/Suffolk border, close to Sudbury and Long Melford.

A friends group for King's Field park in Hampton Wick, in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.

The Friends of Barnes Common (FoBC) offers over 100 acres (50 Ha) of valuable Metropolitan Open Land. FoBC organises volunteer work on the Common, campaigns on issues which affect it and seeks to enhance the biodiversity and amenity value for everyone's benefit. None of this just happens — we need your help!