NORTH NORFOLK BIG SOCIETY FUND
Small Grant Applications, May 2012 - Grants Awarded
Applicant
District & sub
district
Organisation purpose
Application summary
Cromer and Sheringham
Arts & Literary Festival North Norfolk:
(CASALF)
N/A
The aim of the group is to organise an annual festival
which will take place over the period of a week every
October half term.
To contribute towards the costs of
piloting the COAST Art of Food & Drink
Trail.
Higginbottom
Recreational Charity
To supply, maintain and improve the facilities at the
playing field, Briston, Norfolk.
Provides facilities for a variety of user groups including a
luncheon club, bowling, educational groups and leisure
and social gatherings.
A sub-committee of the Parish Council overseeing the
management of and fundraising for the recreation ground
and pavilion.
North Norfolk:
Briston
North Norfolk:
High Kelling Village Hall High Kelling
Hindolveston
Recreation Ground
North Norfolk:
Committee
Hindolveston
£2,050.00
£7,645.00
£10,000.00
To provide a range of play equipment
for all ages.
£5,712.00
To purchase and install an electric six
plate oven range and a "bain marie" for
holding hot food before serving as part
of general improvement to the kitchen
facilities.
£4,000.00
North Norfolk:
Holt
Usual duties and responsibilities of a town council, for and To pilot a weekly market in Holt Town
on behalf of the local community, including projects and Centre to benefit the local economy
events to foster community cohesion.
and increase footfall in the town centre.
£1,629.00
North Norfolk:
Kettlestone Village Hall Kettlestone
To re-locate the village hall bar as the
final stage in a project to extend and reorder the kitchen facilities.
£6,800.00
To replace two oil tanks which provide
fuel for residential accommodation and
the motor cruisers.
£5,000.00
North Norfolk:
Holt Community Centre Holt
Holt Town Council
Nancy Oldfield Trust
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To purchase new windows and doors in
the Briston Pavilion to improve heat
retention and security.
To rebuild the lobby area to improve
energy efficiency and visitor
experience.
Amount
awarded
North Norfolk:
Neatishead
To provide facilities for community hire.
The Village Hall committee manages the village hall for
the benefit of all residents of the village.
To provide a Centre where anyone who is disadvantaged
or has a disability be it physical, mental or emotional,
temporary or permanent, regardless of age can
throughout the year and without charge enjoy sailing,
canoeing, fishing, bird-watching and environmental
studies.
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May 2012
NORTH NORFOLK BIG SOCIETY FUND
Small Grant Applications, May 2012 - Grants Awarded
North Walsham In
Bloom
North Norfolk:
North Walsham
North Walsham Town
Football Club
North Norfolk:
North Walsham
Southrepps Parish
Council
North Norfolk:
Southrepps
Stalham Brass Band
North Norfolk:
Stalham
The Mo Museum
North Norfolk:
Sheringham
North Norfolk:
Wells Skate Park Group Wells
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To promote the development of floral displays in North
Walsham using beds, bubs or hanging baskets either by
their own endeavours or by encouraging traders to
enhance their premises.
To provide facilities for and to promote community
participation in the amateur sport of association football
in North Walsham and surrounding areas.
To replace 24 half barrel tubs with new
plastic models.
To increase dressing room
accommodation and provide disabled
toilets.
To purchase two nest swings as part of
a project to renew all equipment on the
play area.
Providing services to the local community in Southrepps
through democratic decision making.
The band aims to help the community of Stalham by
training and encouraging people of all ages to play in the
brass band and by doing so, not only widening their own Funding towards the costs of a project
horizons but also bringing music, cohesion and enjoyment to get young people playing brass
to the community.
instruments.
Provide and maintain the museum exhibition facilities in
the area of benefit, i.e. Sheringham and its environs.
Secure, preserve, develop and improve features or items
of historic, cultural or social and economic interest that
the public may develop its knowledge and understanding
of Sheringham and its surrounding area. Preserve and
exhibit historic lifeboats and fishing boats and their
equipment, thereby contributing to the public's
knowledge and understanding of a lifeboat service and of
the local fishing industry.
A voluntary group of local adults and young people
formed to respond to local young peoples' request for a
safe area for skating, bmx-ing and scooting.
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To create a 'History Hub' at The Mo for
the benefit of the townspeople and the
wider community.
To contribute to the capital needed to
establish a well-designed and managed
skate park area.
£4,824.00
£7,525.00
£5,176.00
£5,000.00
£6,415.00
£10,000.00
£81,776.00
May 2012