Provides educational, social and cultural facilities for its members and the local community at large.
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Village recreation ground with children's play ground.
Ownership of Bells Hill Recreation Ground for the benefit of the residents of Stoke Poges Parish, of all ages and abilities, for sport, fitness, recre...
teaching disabled children in the Southwark to ride and drive. Also contact with our numerous small animals.
To actively maintain and conserve a scheduled ancient monument.To promote the fort, encourage new members and present the fort to the public during op...
Provides a playing field and sports pavilion for recreational use
Recreational space for use by local community including walking, children's play area, swings and marked football pitches
Recreational Activities
Charters Leisure Centre is a dual use facility managed by Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead. In Jan 2007 the Centre benefited from improvements w...
Open as a recreation ground to all the general public.
Sport and recreation
To safeguard the provision of recreation space within the parish of Bourton, Banbury. The charity holds for this purpose a parcel of land at the Easte...
Play Safely raises funds and provides equipment over & above that supplied by the local authority, to encourage integrated play for children of all ab...
Production of videos for competitions & public shows, to further the art of videography.
The Charity is responsible for looking after Frank Muir Memorial Field (previously called Thorpe Field) a public open space including play and sports...
Provides local community with recreational facilities for playing cricket at the ground
RECREATION IN THE TOWN OF YEOVIL
The provision of sports and recreational facilities for the local community and surrounding areas.The finances of the trust are included within the Do...
The charity's current activities are to maintain the Victory Hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of Powderham and Kenton.
