Registered
- Charity no. 111120
- Date registered. 24/09/2026
Public benefits
No direct personal benefits flow from the organisations for the Benefit of the wider local community by organising events, activities and initiatives that promote community wellbeing and engagement. Any benefits are shared by residents and the community as a whole rather than specific individuals. The benefits of the association’s activities can be
demonstrated through participation in community events and activities, feedback from residents, and the level of community engagement and volunteering . The association will monitor attendance at events, gather feedback from participants and residents, review the impact of activities on community wellbeing and cohesion. Improvements to shared community spaces and facilities, as well as positive engagement with local authorities on issues affecting residents, will also demonstrate the benefit of the association’s work to the wider community No harm is expected to arise from the organisations purposes. The association’s activities are intended to promote community well being, participation and social cohesion within the local area. Activities and events will be organised and managed responsibly, with appropriate policies and procedures in place, including safeguarding and health and safety measures, to ensure that activities are delivered in a safe and inclusive manner The beneficiaries of the association are residents of the local community and surrounding area. The organisations activities are intended to benefit individuals and families within the community by promoting well being, social interaction, community participation and the improvement of shared spaces and facilites No private benefits arising from the organisations purposes
What your organisation does
The association carries out its purposes by organising community events and activities that bring residents together to promote community wellbeing. These may include social events, seasonal celebrations, family activities, and community meetings. The association works with local residents and volunteers to identify community needs and develop
activities that benefit the area. It represents the views and interests of the local community by communicating with local authorities and other relevant bodies about issues affecting residents. The association may also support the maintenance and improvement of shared spaces and facilities, helping to organise clean up activities, improvement projects, and the use of local venues for community benefit. All activities are delivered by volunteers and committee members, with appropriate policies in place to ensure activities are carried out safely and in line with the association’s safeguarding and governance procedures
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
Who the charity helps
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- General public
- General public
- Older people
- Physical disabilities
- Voluntary and community sector
How the charity works
- Advice/advocacy/information
- Community development