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Monthly List of All Environmental Bodies Enrolled with ENTRUST Correct As of 31 July 2015 Monthly List of all Environmental Bodies Enrolled with ENTRUST Correct as of 31 July 2015 EB Environmental Body EB location Date no. enrolled 767294 City Farm Advisory Group Oxfordshire 31/07/2015 248870 Clarbeston Road AFC Pembrokeshire 28/07/2015 471418 Oaklands RDA Hertfordshire 22/07/2015 215922 Newbridge Park Ltd North Yorkshire 16/07/2015 240099 The Sheppey Hall Trust Kent 25/06/2015 238803 Murray Park Friends Suffolk 25/06/2015 320207 Coxhoe Village Hall Association Durham 19/06/2015 330036 Hykeham Sailing Club Lincolnshire 18/06/2015 295989 St Bryce Kirk Environmental Body Fife 17/06/2015 748634 Christchurch Sailing Club Dorset 12/06/2015 764083 Hertford Cricket Club Hertfordshire 11/06/2015 996731 Tunstall Methodist Church and Centre Staffordshire 10/06/2015 513244 The Big Red Food Shed Ltd Derbyshire 03/06/2015 154968 St Peter, St Paul & St Mary Church Gloucestershire 03/06/2015 800307 Roberttown Youth and Community Association West Yorkshire 02/06/2015 471124 Islip Village Hall Management Committee Northamptonshire 02/06/2015 699547 Oxford Ornithological Society Oxfordshire 29/05/2015 914506 Highnam PCC (Parochial Church Council) Gloucestershire 27/05/2015 765783 Deer Park Archers Limited Gloucestershire 27/05/2015 402786 Hayfield Community Centre Management Fife 13/05/2015 713399 Newent Association for the Disabled Gloucestershire 13/05/2015 899782 Cairneyhill Play Park Project Fife 11/05/2015 396630 Bentley Community Shop CIC Suffolk 08/05/2015 982166 Minchinhampton Rugby Football Club Ltd Gloucestershire 22/04/2015 599768 Kajans Women's Enterprise Ltd West Midlands 20/04/2015 885437 Llanthony Secunda Priory Trust Gloucestershire 20/04/2015 511264 Sustainable Cupar Fife 16/04/2015 449085 The Findhorn Village Conservation Company Moray 07/04/2015 274109 Lough Neagh Partnership County Tyrone 07/04/2015 425945 Mapesbury Dell Trust Greater London 26/03/2015 442250 Whitley Bay Rockcliff Rugby Football Club Limited Tyne and Wear 24/03/2015 860108 Largo and Newburn Parish Church Fife 19/03/2015 730183 EAST AYRSHIRE WOODLANDS East Ayrshire 18/03/2015 362545 Glenrothes Baptist Church Fife 18/03/2015 320404 Novocastrians Rugby Football Club Tyne and Wear 16/03/2015 526791 Walgrave Village Hall & Playing Field Association Northamptonshire 12/03/2015 992139 Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust Greater Manchester 11/03/2015 106704 Markinch Church Conservation Group Fife 10/03/2015 742727 Lossiemouth Community Development Trust Moray 09/03/2015 157515 Kinbrae Park Dream Team Fife 06/03/2015 380136 Northern Print Studio Ltd Tyne and Wear 05/03/2015 839594 The Friends of Roots and Shoots Greater London 05/03/2015 612554 Kinglassie Action Group Fife 05/03/2015 900331 Herefordshire Amphibian & Reptile Team Herefordshire 05/03/2015 318750 Lost In Play Cornwall 04/03/2015 594176 Alton Rowing Club of 2012 Suffolk 03/03/2015 922439 Slough Cricket Club Berkshire 27/02/2015 Page 1 of 50 518329 Chipping Campden School Academy Gloucestershire 25/02/2015 689178 Spey Foundation Moray 25/02/2015 731822 GL11 Community Hub Gloucestershire 25/02/2015 318082 St Andrews Restoration Team (University of St Andrews) Fife 25/02/2015 188745 Queen Elizabeth II Playing Fields Charitable Trust Lancashire 23/02/2015 959991 St Monans Community Trust Fife 17/02/2015 340665 St. Palladius Church North Ayrshire 17/02/2015 528133 Tennis Section, Portknockie Bowling Club Moray 11/02/2015 761402 The Broughton Trust Greater Manchester 11/02/2015 175715 Wroughton Bowls Club Wiltshire 11/02/2015 328317 Strathmiglo Park Group Fife 28/01/2015 134353 Little Hinton Village Hall Trust Wiltshire 28/01/2015 370124 BACUP CRICKET CLUB Lancashire 28/01/2015 451403 Newtown Cricket Club Powys 23/01/2015 319747 Clydesdale Community Initiatives South Lanarkshire 21/01/2015 802040 Standbridge Lane Community Development Trust West Yorkshire 21/01/2015 929273 Witham Hill Gymnastics Club Lincolnshire 20/01/2015 185180 Halkyn Cricket Club Flintshire 19/01/2015 935470 Spey Bay Hall and Amenities Association Moray 16/01/2015 478817 Ellesmere Rangers Football Club Shropshire 14/01/2015 441302 The Friends of Bodymoor Heath Victory Hall Warwickshire 13/01/2015 554417 Wymeswold Cricket Club Leicestershire 23/12/2014 303928 Covesea Lighthouse Community Company Limited Moray 22/12/2014 950676 Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust Worcestershire 18/12/2014 426937 The Pelham CIO East Sussex 18/12/2014 826662 Friends of Montgomery Street Park Midlothian 18/12/2014 552516 Barrow Gurney Village hall Somerset 18/12/2014 349756 Holne Playpark Charity Devon 17/12/2014 344405 Prema Arts Centre Gloucestershire 17/12/2014 855107 Ardeer Homing Society North Ayrshire 17/12/2014 400621 The Offords Recreation Hut (Known as Offord Village Hall) Cambridgeshire 16/12/2014 298757 Kingston Village Hall Management Committee Cambridgeshire 11/12/2014 415679 Pittington Community Association Durham 10/12/2014 249612 Friends of Queensmill Greater London 09/12/2014 139884 Fullarton Parish Church of Scotland North Ayrshire 08/12/2014 704597 St Marks Community Association Tyne and Wear 05/12/2014 446096 ROBIN HOOD GYMNASTICS CLUB Nottinghamshire 05/12/2014 583082 Chedworth Village Hall Management Committee Gloucestershire 25/11/2014 308556 Orrell St James ARLFC Lancashire 24/11/2014 108616 Holy Rood Church, Ampney Crucis Gloucestershire 21/11/2014 808759 Hazleton Village Hall Gloucestershire 18/11/2014 421368 Arch-Way Project West Yorkshire 11/11/2014 631784 Kirktonhall Creative Media Group SCIO North Ayrshire 10/11/2014 543229 The Suffolk Punch Trust Suffolk 07/11/2014 360600 Pershore Riverside Centre Worcestershire 28/10/2014 467685 Severn Rivers Trust Oxfordshire 28/10/2014 103296 Jubilee Action Group (JAG) Lancashire 17/10/2014 510077 New Brewery Arts Limited Gloucestershire 17/10/2014 361908 Urban Wild Greater London 15/10/2014 296072 Dufftown and District Community Association Moray 09/10/2014 432400 Egerton Park Improvement Committee Lancashire 08/10/2014 150319 12th Dorking (Newdigate) Scout Group Surrey 30/09/2014 535787 North Queensferry Community Centre Fife 30/09/2014 954110 Suffolk Flora Preservation Trust Suffolk 30/09/2014 519214 North Wheatley with Leverton Cricket Club Nottinghamshire 30/09/2014 405283 unit3sixty CIC West Midlands 26/09/2014 910692 Datchworth Sports Club Hertfordshire 25/09/2014 Page 2 of 50 115495 Dudley Canal Trust Trips Ltd West Midlands 25/09/2014 907332 Elmton and Creswell Village Company Nottinghamshire 25/09/2014 625538 SPID Theatre Greater London 25/09/2014 206474 Skinningrove Link Up North Yorkshire 24/09/2014 675652 Bemerton Villages Management Organisation Greater London 24/09/2014 248057 Limekilns Parish Church Fife 24/09/2014 473963 Farningham Cricket Club Kent 24/09/2014 958011 Kirkcaldy Golf Club Fife 17/09/2014 726857 The Lowry Centre Trust Greater Manchester 10/09/2014 819602 The Saffron Lane Neighbourhood Council Leicestershire 03/09/2014 501719 Newton Wallacetown Church of Scotland South Ayrshire 28/08/2014 318283 Freshwater Biological Association Cumbria 21/08/2014 126787 St Michael's Centre (Bishop's Cleeve) Gloucestershire 21/08/2014 231253 Adam Smith Global Foundation Fife 20/08/2014 569487 Take A Pride In Inverkeithing Fife 08/08/2014 708019 NEILSTON DEVELOPMENT TRUST East Renfrewshire 08/08/2014 968069 Fire Station Creative Fife 07/08/2014 746264 Churchdown Community Association. Gloucestershire 06/08/2014 146713 Belleisle Conservatory Ltd South Ayrshire 05/08/2014 394369 The George and Sarah Beresford Memorial Foundation Derbyshire 04/08/2014 869096 Start in Salford Greater Manchester 31/07/2014 778053 Colinsburgh and Kilconquhar Community Council Fife 30/07/2014 508613 The Victoria Rooms Trust Hampshire 30/07/2014 185240 East Side Activity Centre Swansea 23/07/2014 377367 Cumnock Juniors Community Enterprise East Ayrshire 22/07/2014 371925 Glenrothes Cricket Club Fife 17/07/2014 934167 May Street Presbyterian Church/Urban Soul Cafe County Antrim 15/07/2014 797922 Cobham Village Hall Surrey 15/07/2014 357083 Broxbourne Sports Club Hertfordshire 09/07/2014 721758 Glais Community Development Trust Swansea 08/07/2014 653796 St Thomas District Church Council West Midlands 08/07/2014 348443 Friends of the Inkerman Derbyshire 08/07/2014 786201 Crombie Play Park Support Group Fife 08/07/2014 576770 Animal Touch Hampshire 08/07/2014 805199 Bay House School & Sixth Form Hampshire 07/07/2014 800246 Heather Recreation Ground Leicestershire 07/07/2014 798771 Wyke Amateur Rugby League Football Club West Yorkshire 07/07/2014 589409 Glasshoughton Cricket Club West Yorkshire 03/07/2014 113759 Kidderminster & District Youth Trust Worcestershire 03/07/2014 928025 St Brides Centre North Lanarkshire 03/07/2014 815101 Islington Boat Club Greater London 02/07/2014 698067 CIYMS Rugby Football Club County Antrim 02/07/2014 566593 Congress Theatre Torfaen 30/06/2014 539547 veseyans sports and social club West Midlands 27/06/2014 427088 Friends of Baddesley Common Warwickshire 26/06/2014 379202 Tewkesbury Nature Reserve Gloucestershire 24/06/2014 731467 Green's Windmill Trust Nottinghamshire 24/06/2014 477074 Christ The Servant Church Lancashire 23/06/2014 231975 Hirst Wood Regeneration Group West Yorkshire 23/06/2014 100453 Holcombe & Blue Bell Hill Cricket Club Kent 23/06/2014 871798 Alloway Parish Church of Scotland South Ayrshire 20/06/2014 621285 Springhill Cricket Club Staffordshire 20/06/2014 473672 Stacksteads Countryside Park Group Lancashire 20/06/2014 521655 Bradford Trident Limited West Yorkshire 19/06/2014 360975 Long Eaton United Reformed Church Derbyshire 18/06/2014 358146
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