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.

A non-profit making making group dedicated to bringing quality music to our rural area, Replugged are running a monthly singers' nights aimed at supporting local musicians of all ages to express and develop their talents. . We will also be hosting guest nights bringing contemporary and acoustic acts from the UK, Canada, the US and elsewhere, to local audiences.

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.

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.

The Good Food Matters Community Food Learning Centre in New Addington, Croydon, London, is a 1.5 acres bio-diverse green space with a large eco-built, fully equipped, accessible to all, teaching kitchen, two large traditional, wooden traditional greenhouses and an amazing world food polytunnel.

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Great Bromley Parish Council

Great harwood farmers market is on every 1st Sunday of every month from march-December from 10am till 2pm.

Parish Council for the Parish of Great Horwood in Aylesbury Vale and Buckinghamshire

Great Waltham parish is one of the largest in Essex in area - 6,147 acres, with 2,100 residents. It consists of two villages - Great Waltham and Ford End, and four hamlets, Howe Street, Littley Green, North End, Broads Green. This website is for Parish Council and other organisations and is managed by Chairman Mike Steel (mike.2.steel@btinternet.com) and Clerk (clerk@greatwalthamparishcouncil.co.uk).

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.

Greenwich Millennium Village Residents' Association is open to all residents and owners of property in GMV. The village is situated on the Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10.

Grimsargh Village is situated between Preston and Longridge in the Ribble Valley. Grimsargh Parish Council hope this website will provide a useful link between the Council and the Community we serve, and a source of information about local community groups and events. The first point of contact for the Parish Council is the Clerk to the Council, Mr Peter Croft.

Lying in the heart of the village, our hall is a popular venue for community groups and private functions. Regular activities cover a range of interests including educational, fitness and leisure. Facilities include an excellent main hall with stage, bar and kitchen. There is also a small hall ideal for meetings and smaller functions and car parking for 60 vehicles.

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 very small, long-standing, local family church reaching out to warmly invite everyone to share our little space and join us in the warmth of love, safety and friendship. Please come and meet us at our morning Service every Sunday at 10.30. This Saturday is our Family FunDay! Just click the link for details: https://e-voice.org.uk/hcc/news/

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.

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, now based in Dartford!

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

The NHS is a vital resource if we fall ill - but who is working to stop people falling ill in the first place? That's why we've set up Health Action Campaign. As we all know prevention is better than cure. We'd welcome your support for our campaign to make health a higher priority.