Scotland: National Rural Network
Comic Relief have announced that their UK grants programme is now open for applications. Applications are invited from the voluntary and community sector throughout the UK.
Under its UK grant making programme Comic Relief makes grants that address:
The Gannochy Trust now has a website at www.gannochytrust.org.uk which is well worth looking at. For the first time it's easy to find out their themes, strategies and guidelines.
Their funding themes are: Inspiring Young People, Improving the Quality of Life of the Disadvantaged and Vulnerable, Supporting and Developing Community Amenities and Care for the Natural and Man-made Environment.
The main aim of LEADER is to support rural development at a local level through projects that have been identified by local people as priorities for their communities. So if you have a new project idea that could provide real benefits in your community, come along and tell us about it.
For further information go to the Ayrshire LEADER or to book an appointment on the day to discuss your project contact Marion Young on the phone number below.
The main aim of LEADER is to support rural development at a local level through projects that have been identified by local people as priorities for their communities. So if you have a new project idea that could provide real benefits in your community, come along and tell us about it.
For further information go to the Ayrshire LEADER website or book an appointment on the day to discuss your project by using the contact details below.
The main aim of LEADER is to support rural development at a local level through projects that have been identified by local people as priorities for their communities. So if you have a new project idea that could provide real benefits in your community, come along and tell us about it.
For further information go to the Ayrshire LEADER website or book an appointment on the day to discuss your project by using the contact details below.
Village SOS is an exciting new initiative from the Big Lottery Fund (BIG) and the BBC. It is searching for six UK villages with ideas for successful enterprises that will help revive their communities, create new jobs and improve the quality of life of local people. The final six projects will share up to £3 million. They aim to make three awards in England and one each in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Organisation: Association of East Lothian Community Councils
Area: East Lothian
The grant scheme will allow projects in East Lothian to draw down LEADER funding for eligible project costs less than £1,000, which are not eligible to apply for the ‘main’ LEADER grant.
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