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.

We are a community facility, with charitable status, based just outside Farnham in Surrey. We have a Hall that is used extensively by local groups and a Recreation Ground that is used by local football/cricket teams as well as for casual use.

Hambleton is a village and civil parish in the English county of Lancashire.The meetings of the Village Hall Trustee Management Committee are held on the last Thursday of the month in the committee room of the Village Hall commencing @7.30pm

By the beginning of 2007 Hampton Common Friends group was formed, Buckingham Fields was renamed Hampton Common by the community and together with the Parks Department of the Council and extensive consultation Hampton Common was brought up to its present state.

Hampton Hill Community Choir (HHCC) is just what it says on the tin! We sing in Hampton Hill. We have no auditions. We are open to all.

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 Happy Life Journey Origin (HLJO) Foundation is dedicated to empowering change, inspiring excellence, and transforming lives. Our mission is to empower children, young adults, and emerging business owners to achieve their full potential through coaching and mentorship.

HMSC endeavours to provide holistic and in-depth advice, support and casework on immigration, welfare and housing issues for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers across London.

North London community gardening project based in Creighton Road Allotments, Tottenham.

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.

Hatfield Peverel Parish Council. Serving and supporting the residents of Hatfield Peverel and Nounsley.

Have a Hart Help the Homeless is more than just a CIC, it's a community built on compassion. We believe that the solution to homelessness requires a collective approach.

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.

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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.

Hells Bells is an alternative border Morris dance troup. We have members from throughout the community of varying ages and abilities. We have a very talented group of musicians providing the tunes for our equally talented dancers. We perform at local events.

all the information you need to support the 6 Hereford City Scout groups, annual Christmas Card Post collection and delivery within the city limits

Hersham Churches Together is a partnership of five churches in the village of Hersham in Surrey, England. Find out more about the individual churches as well as our united activities and events.

Hexham & District Photographic Society meet Tuesday evenings between September and April in the Torch Centre. All photographers from beginners to professional are welcome.

Keep up to date with everything happening at the Highbury Quadrant estate in Islington.

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.

We are a Village Hall, located in High Ongar in Essex. We are a charity, that runs the village hall for the benefit of the local community.

The Hillingdon Somali Women’s Group exists to enable women of Somali origin residing in the London Borough of Hillingdon to have safe and fulfilling lives and to realise their full potential.

Hill Rise Allotment Association (HRAA) is based in St Ives, Cambridgeshire.

[1] Research and revival of the memories of Indian freedom fighters who lived in United Kingdom and Europe. [2] Erecting memorial Plaques, establishing and publishing medals and print materials in memory of Indian freedom fighters. [3] PUBLICATION ON LIFE AND WORK OF PANDIT SHYAMAJI KRISHNA

Empowering communities, especially those from underprivileged and marginalised backgrounds, by providing essential tools to master the mind, body, and soul. We offer four main services across South London: - 1:1 Adult and Youth Mentoring - Football Fridays Youth-Led Youth Club - Mental Health Support Services - Community Empowerment Engagements

The Residents Association is very active in facilitating and supporting residents of all ages in Holland-on-Sea

Addiscombe East Residents' Association for Havelock Road, Outram Road, Mulberry Lane, Elgin Road, Ashburton Road/Close/Gardens and the bounding Addiscombe and Lower Addiscombe Roads.

A Magazine run by volunteers and delivered to all residents of Honeybourne. Contains information on Local Events, News, Interesting Articles, Gardening Advice and Recipes, plus much more.

A community group working to improve The Glen, a Honiton public open space owned by East Devon District Council. The Lower Glen was given to the former Borough of Honiton to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and the Higher Glen is an almost forgotten Victorian water garden quite recently acquired by the district council.

Based in South Staffordshire, HOPE Project aims to skill staff in education settings in Young People's mental Health. The project gives knowledge, skills and support to meet increasing mental health needs. The project extends support to parents worried about their child/ren. It offers workshops and parent peer support.

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.

Charity which supports orphans and poverty alleviation.