Applicant
Project title
Project Description
The Church of
St. Peter,
Folkestone
A comprehensive
scheme of repairs to the
fabric, the spire and
stained glass of the
Church
Folkestone
Town Council
Folkestone's HEART
Screen South
Accentuate History of
Place
Kent Wildlife
Trust
The Fifth Continent Romney Marsh
Landscape Partnership
EnvironmentPl
us
International
CIC
Ocean Blue
A comprehensive
scheme of repairs and
renovation of stained
glass and other glazing
with associated
ironwork and
stonework.
Establishment of a
museum for Folkestone
that will preserve the
town’s heritage and will
protect and promote
the collections for
generations to come.
This project will chart
disabled peoples lives
from the middle ages
until the late 20th
Century in relation to
built heritage. It will
explore early provision
for disabled people
through to the first
purpose built
architecture.
Fifth Continent will work
with landowners,
agencies and
communities to
conserve and restore
the historic landscape
of Romney Marshes for
present and future
generations, as well as
achieving
environmental,
economic and social
gains
The project has been
inspired and developed
by children and young
people working and
living in a rural area
situated above the
Cliffs of Dover.
Participates will have
the opportunity to
Grant
Awarded
£169,700
£1,999,800
£875,900
£1,988,700
£43,400
Step Short
Step Short ‘Touch Wud’
Folkestone Ltd Educational Outreach
programme to engage
young children on WW1
Guildhall
Sports and
Arts CIC
Sing The War Folkestone's Story
The Parochial
Church
Council of St
Mary & St
Eanswythe
The Parish Church of St
Mary and St Eanswythe
Screen South
Kent in WW1, people,
places and events in
your county
Kent Downs
AONB Unit
The Ash Project
understand that the
English Channel is
home to a variety
ofheritage animals, and
plants.
This educational
outreach project is
aimed at the younger
generation to engage
them on WW1 to also
collect additional
material for further
research on families
located in and around
Folkestone
This project marking
100 years since the
outbreak of WW1,
brings together 500
children and 100 retired
individuals from
Folkestone. Through
music they will learn
about the war and the
role their town played in
it.
Repairs to failing
masonry to crenallated
parapets; replacement
of lead roofs. Internal
plaster repairs as
consequence of water
penetration; timber
panelling damaged.
The project will create
an interactive website
celebrating, bringing
together and creating
"one click" access to
the heritageof the
coastal communities in
Kent in World War I
The Ash Project is
a heritagebased
response to Ash
dieback; a disease that
is expected to kill
millions of trees in the
next decade. It will
engage people in
£8,300
£7,500
£32,000
£99,900
£91,700
Pavement
Pounders CIC
Kent County
Council
recording, celebrating
and understanding
the heritage of the Ash
Tree in Kent
Between Storms,
Folkestone's heritage a £22,700
Folkestone's Heritageas
s a port:1703-1987.
a port
This will include a
guided walk and
associated literature.
Folkestone
Townscape Heritage Ini £1,360,000
TownscapeHeritage Initia tiative looking at the
tive
future vision for
conservation areas.
Disseminate knowledge
of the historic and
architectural heritage a
ssets among the
community and to
stimulate community
involvement.