The Society runs an annual programme of talks by both members and invited speakers. Membership renewal is due at the November meeting at a current cost of £10pa (£9 if paid by standing order). Visitors are also most welcome to attend any event for £3. A quarterly newsletter 'Past Times' is also sent to members.

We are a small, friendly church on the Isle of Axhomle to the east of Doncaster.

Gisburn Festival Hall aims to provide social, leisure, recreational and other facilities to enhance the lives of all the people of the Parish of Gisburn.

We are a local residents group serving Glasshoughton and Redhill. We were inaugurated in August 2003.

The forum is to increase awareness and understanding of homelessness and vulnerability and encourage partnership working across all sectors. Members shall share experiences and work collectively to help support and improve services for those at risk of being made homeless and those who are currently experiencing homelessness in Gloucester and the wider area.

For thirty years the Goldhanger History Group has collected, preserved and disseminated local history information.

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Great Abington lies the Granta Valley about 8 miles south east of Cambridge. They are on the historic easterly route from Cambridge to Colchester and are bounded on their western side by the Roman route that ran from London to Norwich which is now a major trunk road, the A11. * For correspondence please contact the Parish Clerk *

Great Bromley Parish Council

This is a community site that informs the general public in the village about the flooding dangers

Website supporting and promoting the Village of Great Holland in Essex.

Parish Council for rural village in North Essex. The council is made up of 7 Councillors who meet bi-monthly

We raise awareness of the importance of reducing waste, especially plastic waste, and support biodiversity and environmental sustainability in Kingston. Plastic, especially plastic bags, makes up much of local litter, lasts in the environment for 1000s of years, and damages our surroundings, both visually and by harming wild-life. We offer information about local biodiversity and alternatives to plastic.

Our Village is developing a Neighbourhood Plan under the stewardship of our Parish Council. We believe a website will be essential for the requisite Community Engagement activity. It can act as a hub for all the activities required in the development of the Plan.

A twice-weekly playgroup for parents/carers with babies and children up to school-age. Based at Grimsargh Village Hall near Preston, the group is run by a small team of volunteers and meets on Tuesday afternoons and Friday mornings during term time (Fridays only in school holidays). Great facilities including indoor and outdoor play, baby area, singing, crafts, drinks and snacks.

The local Residents Association for anyone living in the Groves area of York.

Haddenham Mummers perform the traditional village mummers play in and around Haddenham, Bucks in the weeks just before Christmas every year. Excepting a tiny amount to cover public liability insurance etc, all the money collected is distributed to local charities and good causes, £2850 in the last (2019) season.

Haddenham Screen runs community-based film shows for the residents of Haddenham, Bucks and surrounding communities. Films shown range from recent releases to classic movies, from dramas and biographies to musicals, from comedies and documentaries, from best of British to world cinema. Haddenham Screen provides a local low-cost alternative to commercial cinemas, using a large screen and modern projection equipment.

Small friendly Methodist Church. Meet each Sunday at 10am. Sunday School. Other activities are Youth Club meets Saturdays 4-6pm, Pastoral Group meets once a month on Wednesdays, Messy Church meets once during each school holiday.

Hambleton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Lancashire. It is situated on a coastal plain called the Fylde and in an area east of the River Wyre known locally as Over Wyre.

We are a charitable organisation of amateur and professional musicians dedicated to promoting the performance, appreciation and enjoyment of music in a milieu of enthusiasm and friendliness. Hampstead Music Club is the ideal place to meet like-minded musicians, and our members often form ensembles together to play at members' evenings which take place on Tuesday evenings between September and July.

Friends Group for "Hampton Heath" (the name given to public open green space around and behind David Lloyd Leisure, Hampton in SW London). The area is part of a wider SINC and MOL (mostly golf courses), and includes grassland and scrub habitats, mature oaks and other trees, and is on the London Loop long distance walking route.

HPFA is a charity which manages our playing fields and village hall. We provide the venue for sport and other community activities. Sport alone could not support us but without the paying fields we could not have a village hall. Therefore both sides mutually protect the other and guarantee community involvement in the sporting life of the parish.

The leading IPSC practial shotgun club in the country, no longer based in Dartford!

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to raising awareness of the plight of the swift. Our aim is to protect and enhance the traditional nesting sites of these iconic summer visitors and to establish new nesting sites where appropriate in the Hastings and Rother area of East Sussex. We make, supply and install swift nest boxes and call systems.

This is a Village horticultural society, which organises two village shows each year, The society aims to encourage and help members with their gardening. A plant sale in the Spring is arranged to raise funds to run the shows. Other events are organised through the year.

The Fete has been held every Summer Bank Holiday since 1860, and raises several thousand pounds for local good causes. The model is inclusive and free of charge to members of the public, including a 100 page brochure provided FOC to 8,000 households locally. Attractions include 100 stalls and displays from local businesses and charities, and two sound stages.

We are a group of residents of an estate in Heaton Moor, Stockport. We aim to promote the interests of all residents in the area and build and maintain good relationships within the community, to monitor maintenance and other issues with a view to improving conditions on the estate and to promote the rights of all residents.

The Hennys', Middleton & Twinstead Parish Council

The Heritage Gallery in Camberley, Surrey was established to support and promote Surrey Heath Museum. It now houses the Museum display and exhibition area on the ground floor and displays of local history, art and photography by supporting societies on the upper floor. Opened by Michael Gove in 2009, it attracts thousands of visitors both local and international.

Herts Interfaith Forum is set up to promote community cohesion, understanding and respect by: - raising awareness of different faiths - sharing of knowledge and expertise to promote community cohesion - contributing to the consultation and engagement process - promoting and participating in activities and programmes

The Highbury Group is an independent group of specialists from housing, planning and related professions. The group prepares proposals and consultation responses aimed at increasing the supply of new housing (particularly affordable housing). We are a not-for-profit research group.

We are a long-established community group representing the people of High Lane. Our meetings provide an opportunity for residents to raise concerns and ideas for improving the village often directly with our councillors and community police. It also provides a platform for voluntary community projects and events.

The purpose of the Parish Council is to represent the interests of the whole community. The Parish Council pages contains information about the duties and responsibilities of the Parish Council, as well as councillors' details and much online content such as planning applications, minutes and agendas, dates and times of meetings and much, much more.

Hindi Learning Online Classes for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced levels and, School boards syllabus.

The Hockley and District Horticultural Society are a friendly community group. We run a trading hut at the rear of Hawkwell Village Hall. Trading Hut Opening Times: Sundays. 10.00 a.m.-12.00 noon February - October. New members always welcome!

157 acres of ancient and medieval woodland managed for conservation and as a working forestry site. Emsworth, Hampshire.

A well established local charity providing day care, luncheon club and coffee morning facilities for East Devon residents at the St. Michael's Centre, Orchard Way, Honiton EX14 1HU on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays .

An ecumenical Christian community (United Reformed Church & Presbyterian Church of Wales), Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales. Sunday and midweek services open to all. The church buildings hosts community groups: carers and toddlers, people with partial sight, a social group with speakers on many subjects, and two choirs who rehearse and sometimes perform here. We are a Fairtrade church.

Horsea Lane Allotment Association (HLAA) was established in 1956 in Portsmouth Hampshire UK. The allotment site overlooks the Tipner foreshore and has over 150 plots. The association aims are to promote allotment cultivation and a sense of community. The association is made up of a approximately 8 elected members including a chair, secretary and treasurer.

The Woodcraft Folk is an educational movement for children and young people, designed to develop self-confidence and activity in society, with the aim of building a world based on equality, peace, social justice and co-operation.

The Hullbridge Gardens Association was formed over 60 years ago as a local response to the ‘dig for victory’ campaign to enable like minded people to express & develop their interest in home grown vegetables, fruit & flowers. It now operates a local gardening shop, runs an annual Flower/vegetable show plus supports the local allotment group.

To publish old photographs of Hunmanby and the surrounding villages, taken by local residents, to help preserve happy past times.