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Activities: flying, camping, outdoor pursuits, sports, crafts, community service, drama and The Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme.
Girls aged 11-21 years.
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Beavers- 6-8 years, Mon, Wed & Thur.
Cubs- 8-10 years, Tues, Weds & Thur.
Scouts- boys 10-14 years, Mon.
Explorer Scouts- young men & women 14-18 years, Tues.
Network Scouts - young men & women 18-25
Band members of scout and guide movement- 8-20 years, Friday.
External site: http://www.claygatescouts.org
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Beaver Scouts boys 6-8, Cubs boys 8-10, Scouts boys 10-14.
External site: http://4thfrimley.org/default.aspx
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Action for Life run a programme of 25 different free weekly walks around East Surrey. The mainly level walks are between 1.5 and 4.5 miles,and are aimed at encouraging people to either improve or maintain their health. The guided walks are led by trained volunteer walk leaders.
External site: http://www.actionforlife.org.uk
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Talks with slides, one hour on Alpine plants seen in Italy, Turkey, South Africa, China and how to grow them.
Plant sales, raffleshow table, refreshments.
All are welcome, there is no age limit.
External site: http://www.alpinegardensociety.net/
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We are one of the small Bahá'í groups to be found in Waverley, linked to the worldwide community
(www.Bahai.org)
Meetings are held at the Godalming Pepperpot on the 4th Tuesday of each month, and elsewhere as advertised..
External site: http://www.Bahai.org.uk/godalming
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The Bike Renewal Programme is based at the south-west tip of Surrey, GB. It offers people:
-a chance to discuss design features of your bike which you would like to improve
-the opportunity to investigate arrangements of cycle parts which would suit you better
-help to develop mock-ups of modified components, recycling bike parts where possible.
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The association aims to protect and enhance the amenities and semi-rural environment of The Bourne, Farnham
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BTCV is the UK's largest practical conservation charity. Founded in 1959, we help over 130,000 volunteers every year take hands-on action to improve both the rural and urban environment.
External site: http://www.btcv.org
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16-19 year olds,(up to 25 for young people with special needs)information and advice on careers, jobsearch,learning,training,lifestyle, money and housing, freetime, relationships, alcohol and drugs, health and staying safe,the law.
Aged 20+: free information, advice and guidance on careers, education, training.
External site: http://www.careers.co.uk
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The Society seeks to ensure that Camberley remains a pleasant place to live. It encourages high standards for buildings, facilities and the natural environment, and for future development in the area.
Open to all who want a high quality of life in Camberley.
External site: http://www.thecamberleysociety.org.uk
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CPRE Surrey is based in Leatherhead and provides a planning service to CPRE members in the county and also lobbies central and local government where there are policies/proposals threatening the countryside.
CPRE promotes the beauty , tranquility and diversity of the countryside by sustainable use of both land and other natural resources in urban and rural Surrey.
External site: http://www.cpresurrey.org.uk/
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Charlton Village Resident's Association aims to improve the surroundings of everyone who works, lives or visits the village by holding regular work days, tending to community shrub beds and litter picking.
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For all gardeners and allotment holders!
We are a small friendly local society providing gardening supplies at very reasonable prices to our members, on a non-profit-making basis, also members discounts on gardening services etc.
Annual membership just £2, senior citizens £1.
In accordance with our "members only" policy, new members are always welcome to join!
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DAHA represents the interests of all local plotholders on sites managed by Mole Valley District Council and promotes the development and expansion of allotments and local food scheme in Mole Valley.
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Dorking Museum displays a variety of historical artifacts, minerals, natural history specimens, chalk fossils, oil and water colour paintings etc. A collection of books, maps, photographs, documents and other records are available for consultation and research by visitors.
The library contains much of interest to researchers of local history, and to family historians.
External site: http://www.dorkingmuseum.co.uk
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The Group
- is a subsidiary of Dorking and District Preservation Society
- holds monthly meetings with speakers, members' evenings, guided walks, and outings
- initiates research into the history of the town and surrounding villages and works with Dorking Museum to support members in their research
- publishes books and pamphlets, and an annual journal, 'Dorking History'
- is ...
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We are a voluntary group allied to the national Friends of the Earth organisation. It is our aim to raise public awareness about environmental issues that affect us all, to inform people about the options open to them and to campaign for solutions to local, national and international environmental problems.
External site: http://www.elmbridgefoe.co.uk/
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The Embroiderers’ Guild is the UK's leading independent educational charity and membership organisation promoting embroidery. From our centre at Hampton Court Palace, around the UK and internationally we work to celebrate and preserve embroidery's rich heritage and secure its living future as a contemporary art and craft.
Our local branches include Kingston, Croydon, Guildford, Dorking, East Surrey, Haslemere and Woking.
External site: http://www.embroiderersguild.com
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Epsom Angling Society has been established in Surrey for over 100 YEARS and is one if the oldest angling clubs in the county.
Our aim is to promote angling we welcome new members.
External site: http://www.epsomas.net
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The Epsom Energy Group (part of the Environment Forum) is a forum for anyone locally who is interested in energy issues (climate change, our use of energy, energy conservation, installing renewable energy sources - and so on) to get together, share information and generally raise the profile of energy within the borough.
External site: http://www.epsom-ewellenergy.org.uk/
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We are a network of local providers for various ‘Forest Schools’ activities, and we are affiliated to the national ‘Forest Education Initiative’. ‘Forest Schools’ is the idea of taking students (of all ages) out of the classroom to learn from nature. This could be anything from biology to art to history! We operate around Surrey and West Sussex.
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An independent support group for the National Trust property of Box Hill. The Friends try to interest & educate the public about the unique ecology of Box Hill. Also raise funds for projects on the property.
Meetings consist of walks, talks & fun. Everyone is welcome to join.
The group is a registered charity.
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Girls aged 5 - 65. Offers crafts, games, holidays and outdoor activities.
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The aim of ‘Greening’ is to motivate our community to take simple actions which will reduce our carbon footprint and combat climate change.
External site: http://www.greening-campaign.co.uk
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Information on Guildford Shopping, Restaurants, Tourism, Accommodation, Businesses & Services, Spectrum and the surrounding villages of Burpham, Goldalming, Shalford, Shere in Surrey, UK.
External site: http://www.guildfordcommunity.org.uk/
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Support group for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Members of the RSPB are eligible to join. Activities include indoor meetings; talks on birds and natural history topics; birdwatching walks and coach trips; fundraising fairs.
External site: http://www.rspb.org.uk/groups/guildford/
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Membership represents voluntary organisations, businesses, educational establishments,elected bodies & individuals with concern for environmental standards in the community. Study groups meet regularly to discuss & report on matters of local concern eg transport, energy, biodiversity, supplementing environmental education in schools.
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The Association was formed in 1979 to promote understanding between Guildford and Freiburg and to strengthen the bonds between them through:
* Contacts - personal, social, sporting, cultural, business and official; and
* Exchange visits and links - between schools, businesses, clubs and societies
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For everyone with a general interest in natural history & the outdoors.Afternoon talks at the Guildford Institute,Ward Street,Guildford during the winter.Mid week walks all year round.Coach outings during the summer.No specialist knowledge expected.The emphasis is on enjoyment in good company.
Contact 01483 893524 for more details
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We are a society of volunteers interested in and
dedicated to
• Conserving the best of Guildford and its environs
• Promoting high standards of planning and architecture
• Influencing the pace and type of development
• Raising the level of public awareness of local issues
External site: http://www.guildfordsociety.org.uk
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