This group provides a village hall for the use of the local parishioners. The project is to replace 15 windows with hardwood frames, double glazed, with coat premier or stain. supply and installation of 15 windows and painting

This group provides flat green bowling and wishes to use the new clubhouse for indoor carpet bowls. The project is to purchase appropriate equipment for training. mat centre block bowls & jack handling machine & storage cupboard

The grant will be used to create 12 after school, 12 before school and 12 holiday places for children aged 3-12 years old in Thirsk. Schools served will be Topcliffe C of E and East Thirsk Primary schools.

This Group Provides Dance And Music Projects And Events For People Of All Ages, Abilities Thoughout Yorkshire. The Award Will Provide Fees And Costs Of Artists/Companies For A Festival.

The award will enable the group to provide a safe and stimulating environment by replacing worn-out equipment.

This group provides classes for people to train as sign language translators and social nights and will use the award to purchase equipment to teach people with hearing impairments and learning disabilities.

This scout group will use the award to purchase camping equipment.

The award will enable this scout group to improve its facilities by to replacing an outdated and inadequate heating system within the scout hall.

This group provides and maintains the facilities of Swainby Playing Field for local residents and visitors and will use the award to create a young children's play area.

This group loans out toys, special needs toys and equipment on a fortnightly basis to the parents and carers of children between 0-8 years of age. It will use the award to purchase a bouncy castle and ball pool.

This group provides a playgroup for children from 2 and a half to school age and will use the award to modernise its equipment and facilities.

This group provides facilities for children between the ages of 6 and 12 and will use the award to provide more leisure and sporting activities.

This group will use the award to produce a book on the history of the village since 1086.

This Parish Council will use the award to publish a book on the history of the parish in which the whole community has been involved in producing.

This group promotes research into local history and archaeology and stimulates a pride in preserving community heritage. The award will be used to print and distribute a history book of Danby Wiske.

This group will increase membership by working with local schools and publicising the group. Volunteers will be trained to increase standards in coaching.

This group provides football coaching for young girls. The award will be used to provide equipment to deliver quality coaching.

Loud Mouth

Northallerton College

This Cleveland branch organises activities and events for members of the Eighth Army Vetrerans Association. The grant will support the travel and accommodation costs of a reunion.

FRYTON MILLENNIUM PROJECT

The group helps children and young people disadvantaged by asthma and their carers, providing short breaks and activities away from the pollution of the inner city. The project also gives training for young people to become leaders for the future, develop

The project will refurbish a play area to make it accessible for all children. Local children have been involved in the development of the project which will mean that the area can be resurfaced and new equipment provided for children with mobility diffic

The award will replace the old windows and enhance the appearance of the hall.

This group are staging a history day and a week of evening events as a celebration of the community's heritage.

This group will produce a book which records local items from the past and present, compiled by village people and organisations. It will be a gift to all households in the villages.

This group provides activities and events to commemorate the Millennium. The award will enable the group to produce a village book.

The award will enable the group to repair and make safe three bells in a Grade 2 listed church.

The grant will be used to create 50 holiday places for children aged 4-14 years old in North Yorkshire. Local schools will be served.

The grant will be used to create 10 after-school, places, 10 before-school places and 10 holiday places for children aged 3-11 years old. Schools served will be Beadle, Cakehall, Hackforth, Hornby and Leeming Londonderry Primary schools.

The group aims to facilitate the playing of cricket and other sports at junior and senior level. The grant will be used to purchase new mowing equipment for their club.

Get Moving!

New pavilion

This group provides training and playing facilities for young people and adults to play basketball. The grant will be used to train members to be coaches and referees and provide coaching opportunities to new members.

This New Group Aims To Teach Middle Eastern Dance, The History And Culture To An Area That Needs To Extend Its Multi Cultural Diversity. The Project Funded With This Award Is To Bring In Guest, Teachers, Performers To Enhance The Teaching Of This Art Of D

This group will use the award to install a new kitchen with appliances to meet the safety and hygiene standards.

The award will enable the group to purchase computer equipment, consumables and a video camera to publish their findings of its appraisal/audit of the village in 2000.

This group will use their award to produce a village history booklet and photographic record.

This new group will be using their award to purchase start up bowls equipment.

This group provides athletic facilities. They have been awarded to increase the volunteer base for coaching officialing and administration and to publicise the work of the group. The award will pay for hire of all weather facilties for 6 months product

This group have been awarded to set up a girls'/mixed mini soccer section within Stokesley Juniors Football Club. The award will pay for mini-soccer goals footballs ball carrier training cones and books.

The project will develop existing NLCB funded work to provide money and welfare advice for people on low incomes in rural areas. The grant, over three years, will pay for office equipment, salaries of two full time and two part time workers, recruitment

Connecting Youth Culture

The group provides facilities for the social, recreational and educational activities of the local community. They grant will be used to purchase new equipment to improve the facilities they provide.

The grant will be used to set up a 20 place holiday club for children aged 3-14 years old in Great Ayton, a rural area of North Yorkshire. Schools served will be Roseberry County Primary, Marwood C of E and Ingleby Greenhow Schools.

This New Group Aims To Fund Dance Projects For Children Through Quality Workshops In All Styles Of Dance With Creative Opportunities In Making Music, Art Work, Stage Decor And Choreography.

The Award Will Fund An Arts Project Which Will Focus Around Producing A Mosaic Panel To Be Sited Outside The Village Hall And A Playground Mosaic Which Will Be Made Up From Tiles Designed And Produced By Children.

The group will use the award to hold a one day conference to launch an education resource pack for children with Down's Syndrome.

The project is to replace the window frames within the hall.

The project is for the provision of tarmac and labour to finish the parking area which surrounds the area of the hall.

The award will enable the group to extend its activities for people with mental health problems through planning and implementation of increased opening hours and further provision of computer & office equipment, staff, consultancy, training and publicity

The group will be able to puchase a public address system and radio microphone system in order to improve the facilities it offers to older people.

The project is to do a publication in book form of the village history which will be accessible to local schools and libraries and, at a small price, to the public.

"Floodlit all weather pitch, pavilion and additional car parking. "

The project will enable the group to organise catering projects. The award will pay for an oven, hob and freezer.

The project will enable the group to carry out a feasibility study. The award will pay for an architect, a surveyor and legal fees.