We are a registered charity to provide and maintain a village hall for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions including use for: 1. meetings, lectures and classes, and 2. other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions for the inhabitants.

Keynsham Allotment Association was established in 1987 to provide allotments to the community of Keynsham and is run entirely by members with an elected committee. It is subsidised by Keynsham Town Council which contributes towards land rent payments and major site repairs. The Association takes responsibility for plot allocation, tenant rent collection as well as funding site maintenance and expenses.

Keynsham Walkers are Welcome are a voluntary organisation, which have recently attained national status. We aim to make Keynsham a walker friendly town, where visitors and residents alike can enjoy organised walks around beautiful countryside surrounding the town, and partake of the benefits from the facilities the businesses have to offer.

The Society was founded in 1971 to promote interest in the history of Killingworth village and its surroundings. From September to May, the Society provides a programme of illustratted talks from visiting speakers. Some of our members have undertaken research and have produced publications. Our most well known historical figures are, arguably, George and Robert Stephenson.

We are a friendly, active group with about 150 members. We invite interesting and informative visiting speakers each month and cover a wide range of horticultural topics. There are Spring, Summer and Autumn Shows with horticultural, floral and domestic classes. We also hold an annual Plant Sale.

Kings Bromley Historians researches the history of our community and holds monthly meetings with speakers on a variety of topics. Through our website, people with a connection to or an interest in the village of Kings Bromley can access our large archive of documents and photographs.

<b>Introduction to the Kingston Area Travellers' Association</b><br><br>KATA is a pressure group, founded in 1991, covering all aspects of public transport in Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding town centres.

The Forum’s work can be placed into three broad categories: •Engagement. Engaging with Kingston’s BME communities to contribute to policy development and decision making •Capacity Building. Building their organisational capacity so that they can deliver quality services to their users. •Equality and Cohesion. Promoting cohesion and working to take equality forward in Croydon.

Kingston Chinese Association (KCA) represents and provides support to the Chinese Community and promotes Chinese Arts and Culture across the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames.

Community Sponsorship

A community orchard and group allotment since 1992, we harvest from trees planted in the past, and plant for the future. An acre of fruit, nuts, shrubs and bushes and veg arranged as natural woodland. We have a couple of ducks on a pond for eggs, a polytunnel, tree nursery and we propagate apple trees for schools.

The Kingston Federation of Allotment Gardeners,working together for Kingston's allotments The Federation aims to: Promote and encourage allotment gardening in the borough. Provide information, support and advice to sites considering voluntary management Build relationships within and between sites so that ideas and experience can be shared. Membership of the federation is currently free and open to any organisation in agreement ...

We comprise representatives of all those religious faith groups/communities in Kingston who wish to participate together with other appropriate local organisations. We serve as a channel of communication and understanding between the various faith groups, providing an opportunity for discussion of issues of mutual interest and/or concern.

The Festival will be a series of early evening events in Kingston Market House. Events will be varied, free, and open to anyone interested. Individuals or groups wishing to organise an evening event are invited to find out more and then apply to the Festival Director.

Run by Carers, we offer information/advice to anyone voluntarily supporting someone with mental health difficulties. ‘Carers’ includes Family and Friends. Each month, we hold a Peer Support Group and Drop-in sessions at the local psychiatric hospital. Recognised as the ‘voice’ of local Mental Health Carers, we represent their view on strategic and scrutiny panels with Service Providers and Commissioners.

A non-political alliance of Kingston upon Thames residents, groups & councillors for Covid transport measures that reallocate space and help residents stay safe and healthy.

Kingston Voluntary Action supports local voluntary and community sector groups to develop their skills, build their resources and amplify their voice.

WelCare Kingston is a charity based in Kingston as a place for local families to meet, connect and support each other. WelCare offers advice & support on matters related to parenting in general, in mental health issues and emotional and practical support to local families struggling as a result of a close member of the family being imprisoned.

Kirton in Lindsey Town Council provides services to the local community, such as play areas, in conjunction with North Lincolnshire Council, and is responsible for providing services and a point of contact to residents within the Krton in Lindsey area.

KHBC is a friendly and social Badminton England affiliated badminton club running junior coaching, family play and adult sessions. We play at the modern 5 court sports hall at the Princes Risborough School Community Sports Centre. Open to all abilities from beginners to those interested in competing in the Aylesbury league.

Our Society has been running for over fifty years. We meet at 2pm on the third Tuesday of each month at the W.I. Hall, Samuel Road, Langdon Hills, SS16 6EZ We usually have a speaker, a mini show, sale table and tea,

Assocation to enable sharing of information between Village and Community Halls in Lancashire

Village hall serving the villages of Langford, Ulting, and surrounding area. The hall is very well used by several regular users ranging from nursery school to patchwork and is also very popular for many social events.

All aspects of information regarding Leaden Roding including details of the Parish Council, village magazine, village organisations etc.