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Your Local Police Team (St Peters/Battenhall)
PC 3709 Katie Frankish
CSO 6435 Tasha Harris
Tel: 0300 333 3000 x 67022. VM: 01905 725796
Email:
battenhallstpeters.lpt@westmercia.pnn.police.uk
Your Representatives
Your City Councillors:
Cllr Roger Knight. 14 Jasmine Close. WR5 3LU. Tel: 01905 360054
Cllr Aubrey Tarbuck. Woodmanton Cottage, Moseley Road. Hallow. WR2 6NH. Tel:
01905 640849
Your County Councillor and representative on the Police
Authority:
Cllr Michael Cairns. 168 Battenhall Road. WR5 2BT. Tel: 01905 763603
Your member of Parliament:
Robin Walker. Churchill House, 15 Sansome Place, Worcester WR1 1UA. Tel: 01905 24058
Web:
Robin Walker, MP
Community Groups in St Peters
St Peters Baptist Church
Web site:
http://www.stpetersbaptist.org.uk/spbc
St Marks Parish Church
Web site:
http://www.stmarksworcester.org.uk
1st Worcester Scout Group
Web site:
http://www.firstworcester.co.uk
Worcester Explorer Scouts
Web site:
http://www.worcesterexplorerscouts.co.uk
Funding for Community Projects
The following information is provided in good faith. The Parish Council is not recommending or endorsing any of the funding sources, neither have we investigated the relevance or availability of potential funding to St Peters Parish community groups.
Funding for Small Scale Regeneration Projects (UK)
Local community groups, community enterprises and registered charities that
address social and economic deprivation within specific geographic areas such as
a housing estate, neighbourhood or village may be eligible to apply for grants
of up to ?5,000 through Comic Relief’s Disadvantaged Communities programme. The
focus of the programme is on small scale local projects which were started by
local residents who came together to try to make their community better. This
programme does not support work over a larger area, for example, city-wide
initiatives or across a whole town. To be eligible applicants need to have a
turnover of less than ?150,000. Applications can be made at any time.
Web site:
http://www.comicrelief.com/apply-for-a-grant/uk/application/dc-preview.php
Playground Partnerships(UK)
Primary Schools within the UK that wish to improve their play spaces have the
opportunity to apply for funding through the Playground Partnerships Initiative.
A total of ?500,000 is available to fund specific improvements and developments
to their play environments. Schools can apply for awards of ?1,000, ?2,000,
?5,000 or ?10,000. All schools that are shortlisted will receive at least ?250.
Schools wishing to apply will first of all need to order the free Playground
Partnerships resource pack. To be considered for an award, schools need to
submit a folder of work ('portfolio of evidence') and completed application form
(mainstream or special school) by post. Applicants are encouraged to develop a
pupil-led approach; involve the whole school; encourage input from the wider
school community and include pupils with special educational needs. The next
closing date for applications is the 18th July 2008.
Web site:
http://www.playgroundpartnerships.org/staff-room.php#awards
Sport Relief Grants 2006-2008 (UK)
Community based organisations working with disadvantaged communities and groups
in the UK are eligible to apply for funding under the Sport Relief Grants
Programme. The Sport Relief which was set up by Comic Relief and BBC Sport to
use the power and passion of sport to tackle poverty and disadvantage. In the
UK, money raised through Sport Relief 2006 is currently being distributed in two
ways. The Community Foundation Network is distributing Sport Relief grants of up
to ?10,000 to projects that use sport to build the confidence and self esteem of
people who are having major problems in their lives. Other projects will give
people who would otherwise miss out, the chance to take part in sport. UnLtd is
distributing Sport Relief grants of up to ?5,000 to young people who use sport
to bring people together in their local area to enhance community relations and
reduce conflict where they live.
Web site:
http://www.comicrelief.com/apply-for-a-grant/uk/sport-relief/
Big Lottery Fund
Web site:
http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/westmidlands/