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Total grants: 83
Total amount: £1,462,591
Funders: 1
Recipient organisations: 70
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 02 May 2022
Latest grant: 01 Feb 2024
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Carloway Community Shop
The Carloway Community Shop project will support the employment of a shop manager to help set-up and start operating a shop which will be at the heart of the new Community Centre in the village of Carloway in rural Lewis, Western Isles.
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Carloway Community Association
Region:
Scotland
District:
Na h-Eileanan Siar
Rural Outreach and Engagement
This project will allow PCA to grow; building on what they have learnt since the project began during lockdown, developing the activities that have proved successful and in demand.
Focusing on inclusion and combating food poverty, malnutrition, isolation, cultural deprivation and food waste.
Amount:
£8,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Positive Community Action CIC
Region:
South West
District:
Wiltshire
Sampford Courtenay Village Hall toilet refurbishment
This project will support the expansion of activities post covid and long term sustainability of this community asset by providing refurbishment of the toilets in this 150 year old building.
Amount:
£3,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Sampford Courtenay Village Hall
Region:
South West
District:
West Devon
Widening Food Choice 4 All
This project will
1. Create a 'Village Market' in the unused Annex so local people can leave surplus fruit and vegetables, plants, honey, and flowers and buy/exchange them.
2. Create an accessible, resurfaced car park, thus establishing a space where Stoke Ferry Community Enterprise can hold larger seasonal 'Village Markets'
Amount:
£12,400
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Stoke Ferry Community Enterprise Limited
Region:
East of England
District:
King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Tiroran Community Forest Sawmill
This project will be the establishment of a local sawmill to process timber from the community forest. It will create local employment, develop new skills, build community capacity and resilience.
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
South West Mull and Iona Development
Region:
Scotland
District:
Argyll and Bute
Sustainable Local Food Ecosystem
This project will provide vital services to a rural, under-serviced population by executing a 3 phase strategy with the goal of establishing a Sustainable Local Food Ecosystem; this includes the introduction of an innovative Vending Machine Market.
Amount:
£22,969
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Colintraive & Glendaruel Development Tr…
Region:
Scotland
District:
Argyll and Bute
The Old Trossachs School
This project will create a community led visitor centre (CLVC) out of a redundant village school. The CLVC will feature heritage displays, toilets, parking, café & shop and a community vegetable garden.
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Trossachs Community Trust
Region:
Scotland
District:
Stirling
Viking Ótargard: traditional construction skills and youth development in Lochalsh
This project will use ongoing work to develop a Viking 'living museum' at the Plock of Kyle as the basis for a scheme to establish vocational skills training and development programmes for young adults (aged 16-22) in Lochalsh.
Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Kyle & Lochalsh Community Trust
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Jubilee Hall Regeneration and Recovery Project
This project will extend the main hall, create a disabled access ramp, widen access and exit doors, widen internal doors and change the internal structure of the building to allow the creation of a fully accessible toilet. This will also allow disabled access to the community garden behind the Hall.
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Burnturk and Kettlehill Community Trust
Region:
Scotland
District:
Fife
Securing the Future of The Market on the Square, Portaferry
This project will enable the purchase of gazebos so that PRL can continue to facilitate the monthly local artisan market.
Amount:
£12,100
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Portaferry Regeneration Limited
Region:
Northern Ireland
District:
Ards and North Down
Bampton Valley Community Pub
This project will secure a pub for the benefit of the community. Raising funds to purchase and refurbish The Mardale Inn in Bampton will preserve for the future a key element of the Valley’s heritage & help address key rural issues such as social cohesion & isolation, local employment & depopulation
Amount:
£23,037
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Bampton Valley Community Pub Limited
Region:
North West
District:
Eden
Murton's Education Programme
This project will support young people in deprived rural communities, helping them to gain skills, experience and qualifications through a rural skills training programme.
Amount:
£20,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
The Murton Trust
Region:
Scotland
District:
Angus
Making our village hall accessible to all
This project will resurface the hall car park, to enable everyone in the community to be able to access the hall
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Wattlesborough Village Hall
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Shropshire
Training a Community
This project will increase BMC’s ability to meet the growing demand for its community based vocational short courses by appointing a part-time Short Course Co-ordinator. This post will be responsible for expanding the range of courses sought by the people and businesses of Talgarth.
Amount:
£22,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Black Mountains College
Region:
Wales
District:
Powys
Field Nurse
This project will enable Field Nurse to continue their drop-in sessions at local auction marts in Lancashire and North Yorkshire with their registered nurses. They also plan to attend local agricultural shows and other events providing support and advice to those who attend.
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Field Nurse
Region:
North West
District:
Ribble Valley
Llanidloes Library of Things
This project will create a community resource by providing a store of useful tools and equipment to borrow. It saves people from having stuff they rarely use cluttering up their cupboards and means those who cannot afford to purchase equipment can have access to it
Amount:
£21,084
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Zero Carbon Llanidloes
Region:
Wales
District:
Powys
Addressing Rural Social Isolation, Health & Well Being.
This project will enable MHS Heritage and Culture to refurbish their first floor of approx. 2500sq ft. They are currently only operating from the ground floor, but an opportunity exists to develop the upstairs function suite, into a shared space for Arts lectures, social events and community activities.
Amount:
£11,250
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
MHS Heritage and Culture Ltd
Region:
Northern Ireland
District:
Mid Ulster
Helmsdale Kitchen Garden
The project will establish a sustainable kitchen garden, to provide a source of locally grown food, promote greater awareness of carbon literacy and provide education for the community so they can work together towards net zero.
Amount:
£20,150
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Helmsdale & District Development Trust
Region:
Scotland
District:
Highland
Helston Community Hub
This project will employ a Community Hub Facilitator to run a Community Hub In Helston based at the Old Cattle Market Community Hall which will support vulnerable and isolated people within the local community of Helston and surrounding villages.
Amount:
£24,228
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
South Kerrier Alliance Community Intere…
Region:
South West
District:
Cornwall
Connecting Communities
This project will address a long-standing and ever-increasing need across the Isle of Lewis for free, easily accessible transport, enabling people living in incredibly remote rural communities to access social events and activities and services which they are currently unable to.
Amount:
£24,400
Funder:
The Royal Countryside Fund
Recipient:
Third Sector Hebrides
Region:
Scotland
District:
Na h-Eileanan Siar