Celebrating 175 years of the Chappel Viaduct and Gainsborough Line with a series of events on 29th and 30th June 2024.

1st Kingshill Scout Group has approximately 70 boys and girls in our Beaver, Cub and Scout sections, mostly from the Buckinghamshire villages and schools of Great and Little Kingshill, between Great Missenden and High Wycombe. We offer a great variety of activities for our children, encouraging widespread contact and involvement between the sections and also with the member’s whole family.

We are a thriving Scout Group for boys and girls in and around the market town of Kirkham, located on the Fylde coast between Preston and Blackpool in West Lancashire. We have a Beaver Scout Colony, a Cub Scout Pack and a Scout Troop, and support local Explorer Scout Units.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, we give over 460,000 young people the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed. #SkillsForLife

The current group is a merger between 15th LSA and the old 4th LSA. We continue to work on the basics of Scouting and also the adventure such as climbing, shooting, survival camps and lots of crafts for our younger Scouts (they are called Beavers but known as Turquoise Ninjas). Looking to the future to grow.

AAS provides free, creative workshops, courses and opportunities for people with lived experience of homelessness. While we are London based, our community stretches across the south sast of England and beyond.

A small but friendly group of enthusiasts who regularly meet and have National Demonstrators visit at the monthly social meetings. Visitors are welcome. Do contact us if you would like to know more or wish to join the society which affiliated to the National Flower Arranging Society. This is a new website and is under initial development and construction.

Aberdeen & County Floral Group is affiliated to both the Scottish and National Associations of Flower Arranging Societies. We are a local Club whose members enjoy the art of flower arranging, meeting regularly in the evenings to take pleasure in demonstrations by area and national demonstrators, exchange ideas and to find out "What's On", and often participating in flower festivals.

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A residents association for Addison, Borland, Down, Hawkins Roads and Kingston Lane in Teddington, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.

ASKI was established in 2012 to support and signpost individuals who face barriers to inclusion and who with support could go on to live productive lives and make a contribution to their community.

Welcome to our association which is based in the London borough of Sutton, England.

The Afyah organisation promotes social inclusion for the public benefit by working with BAME women and children We runs a local support network group that encourages all excluded women to participate more effectively with the wider community.

The duty of the Council is to deal with matters within its boundaries and which come under its remit. These include caring for all public areas owned by the Council, maintaining the children’s playground, looking at planning applications, liaising with the Hurst Green Memorial Hall Management Committee, installing and maintaining any speed control equipment within the village etc.

Founded in 1861, the historic Airthrey Spa Bowling Club is located in the pictuesque town of Bridge of Allan - a former spa town at the foot of the Ochil Hills, located just north of Stirling in Central Scotland. Airthrey Spa is a relatively small but exceptionally friendly and sociable bowling club where everyone is made to feel welocme.

Day centre for older people

A Little Bit of Sunshine is a charity transforming how young people engage with and shape mental health support.

Monthly Walk for sighthounds around Ally Pally at 11am on the first Sunday of each month

We are a Registered Charity (number 301233) run by Trustees in providing a community Village Hall for residents to use for functions and regular events.

The Amani Caravan Retreat is a care in the community-based initiative . It is our desire to offer a helping hand, love and support for those people who are dealing with struggles. The Project will offer individuals and families who are experiencing adverse life circumstances, and opportunity to enjoy a short break for respite and relaxing purposes.

We are SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation) and focus on the advancement of education, arts, heritage, culture or science. An outreach project run by group of volunteers who are passionate about experimental archaeology and living history.

Research based online information based service supporting families and children with 'Working memory' which forms part of SLCN (Speech,Language and Communication needs).

In our meetings we discussions include the various aspects of digital photography, lighting, viewing each others photographs via a laptop and projector. We sometimes have models to sit for us, other times; interesting items and objects are our "focus". Encouragement, help and guidance are always available. Members own favourite topics, be it, pets, family, holidays are always appreciated.

The Arctic Club brings together people with experience of expeditions to the Arctic, for science, exploration and adventure. We welcome new members and hold an Annual Dinner in December. We give Arctic Club Awards to support expeditions, though the Gino Watkins Memorial Fund. The Arctic Expedition Noticeboard enables the exchange of information and expertise about recent and forthcoming expeditions.

We provide educational, accessible, and sensory-based workshops to vulnerable adults and children who have limited access to culture, heritage, arts and crafts with particular focus on those displaced by conflicts and those with learning and communication difficulties. We organise exhibitions and community participation textile projects for people of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities to promote inclusion and cultural integration.

The Gainsborough & District Branch of The Arts Society

Ashbourne Allotments is sited by Watery Lane, Ashbourne in Derbyshire. The site only started in March 2011. The land originally belonged to Nestle who sold it with a covenant to Derbyshire Dales District Council for agricultural use only. Derbyshire Dales Council lease the land to the Ashbourne Alotments Association.

The Parish Council is the first tier of governance and the first point of contact for anyone concerned with a community issue. Ashen Parish Council is democratically elected and the village is situated on the south side of the Stour Valley, and had 325 residents living in 135 dwellings in 2011.

Would you like to grow your own fresh fruit and veg? Ashford & District Smallholders has run the Chattern Hill allotment site in Ashford, Middlesex (Spelthorne) for over 100 years. Our 8-acre site lies behind the Greene King 'Freeman Arms' pub, and is accessed via a narrow lane from Feltham Road, TW15 1BS. We welcome both novice and experienced gardeners.

News and information for residents of Ashingdon, South Fambridge, and North Hockley, Essex

We are a voluntary group developing an oral history archive of personal stories from refugees and people seeking asylum in the UK. We will work with a UK university to store the archive, while this website seeks to promote our projects. These include Room at the Inn, which focuses on people with experience of living in asylum hotels.

Welcome to the Auchlochan Garden Village community website. We hope the website will help residents connect with one another, stay up-to-date about events, village news, and share useful information. If you live in Auchlochan Garden Village, why not register as a member? Join our forum. Contribute to the website. Exchange ideas. Help create a vibrant online community.

Axholme Camera is a friendly camera club of about 40 members based in Haxey, North Lincolnshire. Our aim is to provide a friendly environment where members discuss all aspects of photography, attend photography related talks and enter in to competitions.

CVA builds stronger communities for social change by supporting citizens to take active roles in their neighbourhoods and by championing community organisations that nurture and celebrate local strength (see www.cvalive.org.uk). This is a subsite showing our impact 2021/22.

Aylesbury CTC is the local group of the national cycling charity Cycling UK. Cycling UK provides Cycle magazine, third party insurance, technical advice, cycling holidays and free access to led rides via local groups like ours throughout the UK. We welcome newcomers to cycling. We offer a choice of led rides on Sundays and occasional cycling holidays.