The Wedding

A Midsummer Nights Dream (ASD-specific)

Head of the Table

This project will install new outdoor play equipment in order to bring the resources in line with health and safety requirements. This will improve levels of safety for children attending the school and enhance opportunities for active play.

This project will use the funding to create biographical films for people living with dementia. This will improve people's social health and reduce isolation.

Transforming Archives: Bridging the Digital Gap

Literary Translation Project 2017

OT16/17

The group will use the funding to purchase a new IT system that will give staff, trustees and volunteers access to online training and support. This will increase the capacity of the organisation enabling them to meet the needs of its increased number of employees and volunteers.

Catalyst: Evolve

The Bereavement Champion project is a partnership project between Cruse Bereavement Care and the ExtraCare Charitable Trust to improve bereavement support for older people, including those with dementia, in sheltered housing. The project will raise awareness of how bereavement affects older people?s mental and physical health, improve access to support for bereaved older people in sheltered and retirement accommodation, and encourage self-help and peer support to reduce loneliness and social isolation.

A Boat for London Cornish Pilot Gig Club

Ham Is Where The Heart Is

New Cutter Boat for Richmond Bridge Boat Club

CELL Spring tour 2016

The Literary Translation Centre (LTC) at LBF

The group will use the funding to provide transport for swimming trips for older people. This will give existing members an opportunity to participate in an activity the group do not already provide therefore reducing isolation and improving wellbeing.

Macbeth ? Blood Will Have Blood 2015 National Tour

The group will use the funding to provide a community day to bring the local community together at a time when considerable redevelopment is taking place and causing conflict. This will encourage community cohesion.

The group will use the funding to install a wildlife observation tree house for the benefit of the school children. This will improve the schools learning environment, for the children to enjoy.

Deer in the City

The Literary Translation Centre

This is a project by charity in a Richmond upon Thames, serving beneficiaries across England. The group will use the funding for promotional items to encourage mouth cancer checks for people in England. This will promote the health benefits of mouth cancer checks.

Sound, Strings & Space ( Working Title)

Birth of the Boutiques - From Kings Road to Hill Rise

Richmond Baseball & Softball Grounds Transformation Project

Let it sow let it sow

Music is My Medecine

1914-1918: Richmond at Home and at War - Local stories and their International Links

Ham in Session- A Music hub for Ham

Richmond Baseball & Softball Grounds Transformation Project

Two Second World War veterans from London and Berkshire have been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Germany and Poland in March 2013. Funding has been provided for two Second World War veterans and two carers.

Giving Value: Fundraising Capacity for the Archives Sector

Transforming Archives

This project will train and support families and carers affected by drug and alcohol-related bereavement. London based families will develop information and resources to support others across the country and help to reduce their isolation and the negative

This is a project by a charity in Richmond upon Thames serving beneficiaries in Richmond upon Thames and Kingston upon Thames. The group will use the funding to train volunteers to provide support services for family and carers of substance abusers. This

The grass can be greener

The London Book Fair Literary Translation Centre

Production of Vincent River by Philip Ridley

Ham Playing Fields All-Weather Project

The financing of three translations

This is a project by a community organisation in Richmond upon Thames. The group will use the funding to create an outside play facility for local residents with young children. This will improve a community venue for more beneficiaries to enjoy all year

This is a project by a community group in Richmond-upon-Thames. The group will use the funding to host a Diamond Jubilee celebratory event for the community. This will enable beneficiaries to participate in social and recreational activities to promote co

The Literary Translation Centre

Grey Court School Community Table Tennis Project

Garden of Reason

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Richmond. The group will use funding to maintain a pond area for the local community to enjoy. This will encourage wildlife and teach the community about biodiversity through regular events an

The Temperate House Project

Colour Beginnings

Colliery Row

Arclight (Third Novel)

Literary Translation Centre

Garden of Reason

Richmond Park

The project will enable the school to undertake the first phase of a larger project which is to set up a small animal farm. This phase would involve the purchase of hens, poultry housing and equipment to rear them, to encourage students and local people t

A Second World War veteran from Surrey has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Italy in August of this year. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran and one spouse.

Two translations to be published in 2010

Afro Caribbean Design Diaspora (ACDD)

The widow of a Second World War veteran from Ashford, Kent has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Poland in January 2010. Funding has been provided for the widow of one Second World War veteran.

Opening Up Archives for the 21st Century

Unheard Until Marriage

The London Book Fair Literary Translation Centre

The Building of a Borough - The Historic Building Plans of Richmond upon Thames

HMP Latchmere House gym and sports activities

Eleven Second World War veterans from Surrey have been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Poland in February of this year. Funding has been provided for eleven Second World War veterans, three spouses and three carers.

Reflection: Conserving Richmond Borough Mind 50 Years of Service - 50 Years of Mental Health Heritage

Richmond Theatre 110

This charity provides support to people with deteriorating neurological conditions. Funding will allow them to provide new equipment in order to improve service delivery in their new premises.

I am a Superhero Development Work

Three Year Business Plan and Development

This community group would use funding to create a wildlife garden at Ham Library for local residents to enjoy. The money would pay for tools, materials, training, speakers and plants.

Nonsense - The Homemade Orchestra

China - Western Fusion Music Platform

Screen Bursaries

A project to install disabled toilet facilities in the clubhouse of this sailing club in Teddington.

Screen Bursaries

Russian to English Translation of Givi and Shend

This grant will purchase computer equipment for Whitton Social Centre in Richmond Upon Thames to enable computer courses to be delivered to older people across the borough.

Screen Bursaries

The Describer (aka Meera Syal Untitled Irish Project)

A project to hold an exhibition focussing on connections between Richmond and the Abolition of the Slave Trade. In addition, the project will include talks with local groups and activities with Richmond Parish Church. The group will run educational sessio

This community group in Richmond will build a new club hut in order to provide archery training for juniors during the winter season and provide access for disabled people.

The Marianne North Gallery (MNG) Project

Screen Bursaries

Screen Bursaries

Modern Murders: A New Jacobean Project - at BAC

The Describer (aka Meera Syal Untitled Irish Project)

A project to run after school classes in badminton and trampolining for people who live in Richmond Upon Thames.

This group runs an organic garden in a previously inaccessible waste ground within a local park. The award will allow the group to remove a derelict shade tunnel and convert further derelict land into an area for cultivation. This will help the group to

The Group Will Provide A Range Of Induction Courses And Ongoing Training For New Volunteers.

This Grant Will Contribute Towards An Outdoor Area For Play, Sports, Relaxation And Storytelling At A Special Educational Needs School In Richmond, Surrey.

This Local Branch Of Age Concern Will Extend Their Handyperson Service, Enabling The Project To Offer This Service Free To Older People Who Are Financially Unable To Meet The Costs Of Any Equipment/Materials Used.

With Help From A Lottery Grant The Surrey Bat Group Will Buy Bat Detectors, Torches, 2 Way Radios And An Endoscope. This New Equipment Will Allow The Group To Run An Educational Programme For New Members And Local People Providing Them With The Chance To

The Group Will Involve Young People Between 17 And 23, Some With Behavioural Problems, In A Video Project. Each Person Will Be Filmed For A Few Minutes And Given The Chance To Express Their Feelings In Physical Movement. A Professional Film Crew Will Ment

This Organisation Runs Education And Social Programmes On The Thames For People Of All Ages And Abilities. The Grant Will Allow The Group To Employ A Full-Time Skipper For The Richmond Venturer For The 2006 Season.

Skillset Film Futures

The group will use an Award to enable its members to enjoy a more active role in the various activities and trips that the organisation is seeking to undertake. This is to include a number of trips to places of historical interest, an anniversary dinner d

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

The Describer (aka Meera Syal Untitled Irish Project)