Charity
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Oldest heritage trusts preservation society · of 7 with a recorded founding year
Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Stroud is a charity and a General Lighthouse Authority established in 1514. It is dedicated to safeguarding shipping and seafarers by providing education, support, and welfare to the seafaring community. Trinity House also has a statutory duty to deliver a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective aids to navigation service for the benefit and safety of all mariners. The safety of shipping and the well being of seafarers have been its prime concerns ever since it was a Royal Charter by Henry VIII in 1514. —
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Heritage society chair (inferred from the source page) · Lighthouse operation and maintenance (inferred from the source page) · Maritime safety · Deep sea pilotage authority · Local aids to navigation inspection · Seafarer welfare and education (inferred from the source page) · Cadet training schemes · Nautical assessors to the Admiralty Court
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Not-for-profit offering metal detecting and lost item recovery; founded 2009
Sark charity; studies, preserves, enhances island's environment and heritage
Charity safeguarding heritage; over 2,000 members, founded 1960
charity for ex-service personnel; organises HMS Charybdis and Limbourne memorial
Volunteer-run initiative preserving German WWII fortifications built 1940-45