Website: http://www.highgatebowl.org
Finances:
Objects:
the objects of the cio are to be furthered through the acquisition, preservation, use, occupation or application of land within the area known as the highgate bowl, lying to the north of highgate high st in the district known as highgate in north london (the ‘bowl’) and these objects are as follows:(a)to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the bowl maintaining its historic open aspect for the public benefit.(b) to advance education for the public benefit in the subject of the bowl including its flora and fauna in particular for local schoolchildren and adults in the highgate and surrounding areas through structured training and participation in horticultural activities and ecological study.(c) to provide an open area within the bowl with substantial public access for the purposes of providing recreation and leisure-time occupation for the benefit of the public in the local community in highgate and its surrounding neighbourhoods in the interests of social welfare.(d) for the public benefit to advance education, relieve need and promote the relief of unemployment for people with learning or physical disabilities by providing supplementary and complementary horticultural opportunities, at the discretion of the trustees, for people enrolled on the harington scheme (registered charity number 279376) which is situated in the bowl or any successor charity.
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