The funding will be used by a primary school to run a creative life skills project for children who face barriers to learning. The project aims to provide the opportunity for children to develop transferrable skills and improve relationships in school.

The school will use the funding to provide a variety of activities for pupils, including physical activity, healthy eating sessions, trips and team building exercises. This will increase physical activity levels and improve the skills, confidence and self-esteem of pupils.

The organisation will use the funding to develop a project providing netball sessions and fundamental movement and spatial awareness skills to children and young people with disabilities or special educational needs. This will enable the group to provide specialist and adaptable sessions to children and young people often excluded from mainstream activities in order to improve physical, mental and social wellbeing and development.

A project to create a sheltered outdoor area on the grounds of the school with safety surfacing and shelter. This will enable the group to provide a versatile outdoor area to pupils during and outside of school time to encourage a range of outdoor play and learning.

The organisation will use the funding to run workshops to run physical activity sessions and health workshops for young and adult women. This will provide people who do not traditionally participate in sport or exercise due to low confidence with support and advice to encourage them to exercise regularly.

The organisation will use the funding to carry out improvements to internal insulation at its community hall. This will enable the group to offer safe and comfortable facilities to local community groups and residents by ensuring that the hall is no longer susceptible to damp and damage due to poor insulation.

Primary Spaces

Erection of a club house with disabled toilets

Refurbishment of MUGA

St Peters Church

This is a project by a school based in East Cambridgeshire. The funding will be used to create a wildlife area by planting wildflowers, setting up bird boxes, hedgehog houses and a boggy area to encourage new wildlife to the area.

This is a project by a community organisation in Enfield who will use the funding to organise family events for the local community. This will encourage family and community cohesion within the area and will provide local volunteers with the opportunity t

Gold Dust Mentoring Scheme and Time to Write

This community school based in a rurally isolated area of Cambridgeshire will develop new lunchtime and after school clubs in activities such as cooking, chess and gardening. The project will provide the only opportunity young people have in the area of b

This school will create a sensory garden, providing a quiet area for pupils and community members to visit. The garden will be developed by staff, pupils and community members using the school facilities. Plants and features will provide a range of colour

This parish council, based in Newmarket, will use an award to publicise their parish footpaths and bridleway. Narrative boards will give information on the routes and local wildlife, while leaflets and a website will increase awareness of facilities and b

The project aims to landscape the eastern end of the pond and create a parking area, prune overhanging trees, plant native bulbs, wildflowers and aquatic plants to encourage native wildlife. Nesting boxes will be installed to encourage wildlife, and finge

This group provides a variety of arts activities and initiatives to meet the needs of the community. The award will be used to put on a play using local actors in the village community centre, a community festival will take place which will be much larger

This parish council will use an award to purchase and install a combination football and basketball tarmac goal, a landscaped BMX track and a traversing wall for the benefit of residents of all ages.

This archive group will use their award to purchase equipment so they can maintain and extend their photographic collection to include audio material. They will also hold exhibitions in a local venue, accessible to the village and wider community.

This bowls club will purchase three automatic rollers for members who are unable to manage the carpets.

The Group Are Responsible For The Upkeep Of This Community Building. They Will Install A New Boiler To Improve The Heating System And Replace The Flooring In The Building. It Is Hoped That The New Facilities Will Enable The Group To Hold Additional Carpet

This Group Provide Fortnightly Meetings And Activities For Children Aged Between 9 And 18 Who Have Special Needs. They Have Recently Moved To New Premises And A Greater Variety Of Equipment Will Enable Them To Provide Stimulating Games And Sports, Ensurin

Applying For Funding To Extend Current Operation And Make Wheelchair Tennis More Accessible To Young Players. Recruitment Will Be Through The Sending Of Leaflets To Tennis Clubs In East Anglia And 'Taster/Come & Try' Days Targeted At Disabled Youngsters A

To Enable This Newly Established Group To Develop A Range Of Activities That Will Increase Participation In Wheelchair Tennis Across East Anglia. The Activities Will Include Promoting And Running 'Taster' Days At A Number Of Different Tennis Clubs, As Wel

A Second World War Veteran from Snailwell has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to France in June of this year. Funding has also been provided for a carer to travel with the Veteran.

A Second World War Veteran from Suffolk has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to France in June of this year.

School To Build Timber Structured Play Equipment For Local Children For Imaginative Play

Circus, Percussion And Banner-Making Workshops To Encourage Teenagers To Get Involved In The Community Centre. The Project Would Also Help Increase The Arts And Drama-Based Activities Available At The Centre.

Community Centre Members Would Use An Award To Celebrate The Golden Jubilee By Hiring Facilities, Entertainers And Performers And Bringing Their Community Together For A Festival With The Emphasis On Children'S Entertainment - Drama, Music And Craft Wor

Mini Maestros

Club would use award to maintain their club by constructing a hard-standing front extension to the Pavilion and installing automatic gates.

Girls and young women will use the award to expand the work of their netball club.

Using Their Award, Group Will Undertake An Educational Study Project To Publish Practical Research And A Creative Piece Of Work On Weave Structures For Handloom Weaving/Creative Design

A Two-Week Summer Workshop In Batik And Other Textile Techniques Offers 11-12 Year Olds A Hands-On Practical Opportunity To Try A New Form Of Artwork Which Will Culminate In A Piece Reflecting The Ethnic Mix Of Children In The Community Which Will Be Moun

A project under 'Stitch 2000' the National Needlework Recording Project recording village heritage buildings and indigenous flora and fauna in embroidery Mounting costs and embroidery materials

This is a well used village hall wishing to update their facilities through decoration, damp prevention, heating and worktop space paint-work, electric heaters & wiring, dehumidifier & worktops

This charity wanted to improve the Hall's amenities ready for the Millennium. So they will use their award to completely refurbish the kitchen and its catering equipment, and to provide better outside disabled access paths around the Hall.

A resource centre will be set up to improve the education and support given to parents with young children to help them develop better parenting skills. The three year grant will by pay for office refurbishment, rent, running costs and the salaries of thr

Improvements to 123 Seat Theatre