Essex County Carpet Bowls Association is a member of the Eastern Counties Region of the English Carpet Bowls Association. The Association is here to promote the game of Carpet Bowls and its growth in Essex,

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.

FaithWorks is a collaborative project led by NAZ, partnered with AAF and JAT to improve access to HIV and sexual health education, support and testing within faith communities across Greater London

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.

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.

Frating is a village and civil parish of the Tendring district of Essex. Frating is about 5 miles (8 km) east of Colchester and 9 miles (15 km) northwest of Clacton-On-Sea.

A group of friends and neighbours who help protect an area of wilderness along the Longford River, with fruit trees and wildlife.

The purpose of The Friends of Blackburn Old Cemetery is to restore and maintain this historical site. With a large following on social media we have helped many people to discover the graves of their ancestors. Working parties are held on Monday afternoons and Wednesday mornings when a core group of volunteers carry out various tasks to achieve this end.

Formed in 2013 to raise awareness of the historical, social, architectural and ecological importance of cemeteries in the Burnley District. We organise guided walks, help with family history enquiries, produce self-guided walks leaflets and a twice yearly newsletter. We meet every two months in Burnley Cemetery offices and new members are always welcome.

The Friends of Deepdene meet regularly to carry out maintenance and conservation tasks on various parts of the old Deepdene estate in the Dorking area, including Deepdene Terrace, Chart Park, Glory Woods, Betchworth Castle and Betchworth Park.

The Friends of Feltham Green is a group of supporters and volunteers helping look after the Green, the Duck Pond and the Freddie Mercury Community Garden. We want our historic and much loved green space in the centre of Feltham to be a wonderful destination for people of all ages to meet, relax, play and enjoy the planting and wildlife.

The Friends of Guildford Museum is a small charity that supports the work and development of Guildford Museum including providing funds for additions to its collection.

The Friends of Hatherop Park, Hampton, work with Richmond upon Thames Council and local people to suggest and make improvements to children's play area, sport pitches and nature conservation area and act as a consultee.

Friends of Horsenden Hill is a group of people who love and appreciate Horsenden Hill and want others to enjoy and celebrate this wonderful, unique place situated in Horsenden Farm, Horsenden Lane North, Perivale, UB6 7PQ Greenford, United Kingdom

An independent forum for people who value Landport Bottom - an area of Council owned chalk downland and woods near Lewes in Sussex, including part of the site of the Battle of Lewes (1264).

The Friends of Moormead was officially formed on 5th March 2013 to provide a formal body which has as its main object the preservation and enhancement of the character of Moormead Park.

We are the Friends of Northcote Nature Reserve, a community group seeking to protect and enhance this site in Isleworth in the London Borough of Hounslow for wildlife and people.

The Friends of Osterley Park is a support group for the National Trust property Osterley Park and House near Isleworth. The Friends raise funds for the property and run a number of activities to increase awareness of other historic buildings, particularly those with links to Robert Adam the architect who "modernised" the house in the 18th century.

A new group forming concerned with external environment of the three Queens Road Estates, in Richmond.

The Friends have four main aims, namely to protect the Heritage of the Park and to preserve its Natural Character, to promote an awareness of the Park’s Treasures to the public, and encourage Community Use. It also wishes to protect the Park’s environment, by replacing dead and fallen trees; and to encourage the wildlife and protect their habitat.

Our parks and woodlands are precious in our urban environment. We are a group of local residents who look after the two parks at Rose Hill in Sutton. We organise litter picks, planting and community events, and aim to keep our green spaces pleasant for everyone to enjoy and to protect the habitats of our birds and wildlife.

We are the local Friends organisation for Sheen Common in East Sheen.

A group to support and enhance St George Park, Bristol as a community resource and wildlife haven. We work with other community groups and the City Council. Founded in 2013.

Stoneleigh Community Library is a partnership between Surrey County Council and the Friends of Stoneleigh Library. Friends of Stoneleigh Library is a Charitable Association formed to ensure that Stoneleigh continues to have a community library into the future. We are committed to providing a vibrate community library which is an enriching and responsive resource for all.