The Madley Craft and Coffee Group meet at Madley Parish Hall every Tuesday 10 am-12 noon. This is a friendly and informal group so just bring along work that you want to complete or have a problem with.

MEFAS provides training in first aid and emergency aid (CERT) to the public. MEFAS also offers first aid cover at events ranging from school fetes, local fund raising activities, children's football leagues and assistance to trading charities and commercial operations. MEFAS provides these services, in the main, to South London Boroughs and North Surrey.

We operate the Mallaig and Morar Community Centre, which houses the local Highland Council Library and West Highland College Learning Centre as well as three different sized spaces for community use; the Main Hall for up to 200; the Cafe Area for up to 40, and a smaller meeting room. We have a range of community groups running regular activities.

The Mandeville Hall is a charitable organisation providing facilities to the local community. The building is made up from a main hall, a smaller hall, a bar, a stage and a commercial kitchen - as much or as little can be hired as needed.

Mapping what's happening borough by borough to create a true picture of Londonders digital capacity.

A community website set up to collect and distribute information serving the interests of the residents in Margaretting

Modern hall available to hire for clubs, meetings, weddings, parties etc

Our Society meets at St John's Centre in Merrow, Guildford on Tuesday evenings in March, April, June, October and November. We have illustrated talks on garden-related topics and an informal Evening Show, judged by all present. We visit a local garden each summer and have an annual Autumn Show. We are affiliated to the Surrey Horticultural Federation and the RHS.

Middlesex Street Estate in The City of London. We scrutinise the services provided, representing the residents' opinion to our landlord, the City of London Corporation, and aim to strengthen and improve our community.

We are not for profit voluntary group that organises and produces the Middlewich Annual Show which is for members of the community to show their skills in crafts, photography, cooking and display home grown fruit and vegetables with flower arranging etc.

A community organisation for Mitcham in the London Borough of Merton

Mole Valley Cycling Forum comprises a cross-section of Mole Valley residents linked by a desire to facilitate the use of bikes for recreation and as a means of transport. We are supported by officers from Mole Valley District Council and Surrey County Council and meet regularly with them to discuss issues concerning cyclists in the area.

Established in 1894 the aim of the Monks Risborough Horticultural Society is to promote the knowledge and appreciation of the cultivation of plants in gardens and allotments in the Risborough area. It is open to people of all ages and levels of experience and promotes other traditional skills including cookery, handicrafts, art, and photography.

The Group meets on Thursday mornings at 1030 in the CDT Centre in Moseley. Its purpose is to read and discuss philosophy. No qualifications in the subject are needed or expected, but a lively interest in the great philosophers and their ideas is definitely a pre-requisite. Discussions are lively, good natured and often humorous.

Community led and organised market. Set in one place plus moves around area collaborating with other community projects. Helps and supports creatives in starting their business with online and face to face selling. Mentoring from existing crafters and support from organisers. All welcome

Drug and Alcohol Community and Recovery Group based in Kingston and surrounding area.

Much Wenlock Tree Forum is a small but active community group which exists to raise awareness in our community of the importance of trees to the environment . We are practically engaged with planting new trees to help protect our environment from flooding and to extend the variety of trees in our area as a protection against widespread disease.

At the heart of Mellor, the village hall provides high quality and affordable ,social and sports facilities for local communities.

Community Interest Company non profit set up in 2014 to meet the needs of young adult and women from BAME Communities.

Dozens of smaller user-led and ‘grass roots’ equality groups are working together. We will design, test and pilot exciting new ways to use networking and communications tools to strengthen connections and share more easily. We are exploring ways of joining up our voices for solidarity and influence for more coordinated, effective campaigning to fight discrimination and improve equality in London.

We aim to promote the enjoyment of orchestral music for classical guitar. If you play classical guitar and can sight-read a simple line of music then you are most welcome to join. We currently meet every other Wednesday evening in the church hall of St. Basil and St. James in Fenham.

We are a charity that operates in and around Chessington. For two years we have collected short dated food from Supermarkets on a daily basis and distributed it to those who need a little help making ends meet.

The Newick Allotment Society is a voluntary group who works closely with the Parish Council to identify land for those seeking an allotment and to manage the current plots within the village.

We are a small friendly properly constituted association endeavouring to maintain and raise the standards of planning and services within our area. Our aim is to build an integrated membership representing various viewpoints and liaise with the appropriate authorities to resolve issues. With this site we aim to provide a platform for information exchange and contact details of service providers.

A community based walking group, run by volunteers. We meet on Wednesday mornings at 10.15am. Walks last approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour and take place in venues around Newtownabbey and a 20 mile radius.

Noak Bridge Parish Council represents the people of Noak Bridge, a village located to the north of Basildon in Essex.

A charity that supports adults with learning disabilities in the borough of Richmond upon Thames and former residents of Normansfield.

This site contains information on the background of the Safer Neighbourhoods Partnership, our priorities and initiatives and examples of how we are working together to enhance the quality of life in North Lincolnshire by tackling crime and disorder. There are also useful links to other crime reduction websites offering crime prevention advice and information on how you can help to ...

We are an active and vibrant community of enthusiastic gardeners, We have an on site shop run by volunteers. Our community plots are already well used by not only the plot holders as a meeting and social space but also by youth groups and social inclusion charities offering outdoor activities, and support.

Offbeat is a fun, friendly, non-auditioned and paper-free choir based in Richmond, SW London. We sing a variety of songs from gospel, world, jazz - anything that’s fun to sing. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings and we do regular performances. We are welcoming new members so contact us to join.

A voluntary not for profit group who represent the village of Old Glossop in Derbyshire and its residents.

Membership association for former pupils and staff of the John Roan School and its predecessors, the Roan Schools for Boys and Girls, in Greenwich. The ORA acts as a social hub for its members, circulates news of Old Roans, organises regular reunions and has the use of a club house and sports facilities at the school’s playing fields in Kidbrooke.

The choir started in 1986, we are a happy friendly group of singers. Our aim is to enjoy singing together and to perform charity concerts. Come and join us, no auditions required, just an enthusiasm to sing.

Onslow Village Residents Association OVRA has been around since 1956 and is open to anyone with an interest in Onslow Village, Guildford. Its object is to safeguard the amenities of Onslow Village and promote the welfare and well-being of the residents. OVRA also organise village social events and publish a quarterly newsletter.

Oxhey Woods Conservation Volunteers are active in representing the views of woodland users to Three Rivers District Council, and having active volunteer working parties. At present working parties are involved in heathland restoration, pond maintenance, path restoration, and working on the rhododendron walk.