Holds public events such as talks and observing sessions; provides access to equipment such as telescopes and binoculars so that the public can enjoy...
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Grants to local organisations and grants individuals, young people living in Wiveliscombe for educational purposes
The relief of persons suffering injury or sickness by the voluntary provision of immediate medicaltreatment to any person involved in serious accident...
The charity runs the village hall where meetings, dinners, classes and other events are held.
Provide services to members with post strokes. Social activities, meetings. outings,physiotherapy, speach therapy, advice and companionship.
Christian Education in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Christ Church, Long Load, Somerset
Income is provided by the rent for "the Good Friday Meadow". Part goes to the Diocese under the Glebe measure and the remainder is distributed to 10 p...
Rotary gives its members the opportunity to put something back into the community in recognition of what the community has given to those members in t...
Provides educational grants to local children
Operating within St Peter & St Paul Parish Wincanton for local purposes.
The charity benefits the poor and needy at Christmas by making a donation to the local Lions Club's Christmas fund-raising.
Monthly meetings educational and social
relief of need
Makes grants to individuals
Sports for disabled people
Annual income of the Charities applied by Trustees in making payments to those of the Parish the Trustees consider in need.
Rural youth movement for young people aged between: 10 and 26 years, involving Educational Skills, Social, Sports & Competitions.
The purchasing, installing, maintaining and repairing of an organ for the benefit of the Baptist Church in Yeovil and for any other musical instrument...
Oversee the maintenance and upkeep of Mere Linches under the directions for its use as a recreation and area for conservation, environment and heritag...
