Schedule of Decisions Under Delegated Powers to Head of HLF West Midlands on 14 May 2018

Heritage Lottery Fund Schedule of Decisions under delegated powers to Head of HLF West Midlands on 14 May 2018

First World War Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision 1 Armistice Festival A five month project in Rugby and Daventry The Wheels on Award Grant of £10,000 culminating in a five day event with a tea dance, Debussy (67%) exhibition, concert and poetry slam. 2 Peace and The project will explore the experiences of local Secret City Arts Award Grant of £10,000 Remembrance families following the Armistice in Handsworth. Two (100%) names will be taken from the War Memorial at Rookery School and their families will be researched. 3 Trench Brothers The largely unrecognised contributions of Black and HMDT Music Award Grant of £10,000 National Memorial Ethnic Minority soldiers during the First World War, (100%) Arboretum and their impact on local history will be explored.

Sharing Heritage Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision 4 Kingshurst: Who are Over 24 weeks, 20 pupils aged 8-11 will explore the St Anthony’s Catholic Reject we? history of the people of Kingshurst, an “overspill” Primary School suburb of Birmingham created in the 1950s. They will partner with schools from Digbeth and Aston. 5 History Now Over 12 months, 4 volunteers and 8 participants will DJ School Reject explore the history and impact of the Potteries in Stoke-on-Trent and share their findings in a resource pack. 6 Pind Life In partnership with the Sikh Union and with help from Lions Club of Award Grant of £10,000 the Herbert gallery, the one-year project will Coventry Godiva (89%) celebrate Asian rural life and traditions that are part of the cultural roots of Coventry's Asian population and share with the wider community. 7 Celebrating Repton The eight-month project will add heritage activities to Warley Woods Reject a regular annual festival, hold a talk and promote the Community Trust

Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision park's connection to landscape designer Humphrey Repton in an anniversary year. 8 Saving and Relocating A recently rescued ‘Darby’s Ale’ sign will be restored Friends of Dartmouth Award Grant of £9,500 Historic ‘Ghost’ Sign and relocated to Dartmouth Park. It is the last Park (100%) remaining tangible piece of heritage relating to the largest and most successful brewer to have been established in West Bromwich. 9 Buzz About Over 12 months, HWT will create new habitats to The Herefordshire Award Grant of £10,000 Queenswood support pollinators and increase biodiversity. A Wildlife Trust Limited (58%) festival, talks and trails will engage the community. 10 Connecting This 8 month project will run workshops to engage Aspire in Arts Ltd Reject Communities young participants with the diverse communities of Nuneaton and surrounding areas. Findings will be shared in a video and celebration event. 11 On The Stones Delivered in a PDA, this project will deliver a six Non Standard Award Grant of £9,700 month project focusing on the heritage of Newcastle (100%) under Lyme market ('The Stones'). 12 Adbaston clock A 12 month project to repair the clock mechanism at St. Michael's and All Award Grant of £5,400 restoration project the Grade II* St Michael's church in Adbaston, Angels Parochial (95%) Staffordshire, and create new displays. Church Council, Adbaston

Our Heritage Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision 13 Play! Play! will be an interactive, intergenerational and family Culture Coventry Award Grant of £47,400 friendly exhibition, that includes historical objects, oral (61%) history and archive film and images, supported by an events programme and digital media. 14 “Harvesting Our Stoke Lacy Parish Church is requesting funding to Stoke Lacy Parish Award Grant of £99,900 Heritage” address urgent repairs to the church spire and tower of Church (72%) the Grade II Listed St. Peter and St. Pauls Church located in Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire. A complementary

Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision programme of activities will be delivered that explore and engage people with the rich heritage of the area. 15 The Multicultural In this two year project, the applicant will work with Future Seed CIC Reject School primary schools in inner city Birmingham to explore the evolution and impact of multicultural school life from the 1960s to the 1980s. 16 The Heritage of Black This 18 month project will capture, curate, exhibit and Capsule Reject Sabbath and Heavy commemorate the unique heritage of Black Sabbath, Metal the founding fathers of Heavy Metal music, exploring their 50 year legacy and relationship to fans. 17 The Box Room The project intends to gather information on the family Sandwell Museum Reject Project – The Kitchen dining experience, collecting traditional family dining Service habits and tales from the kitchen and dining room table. 18 Playground Games Over one year, the project will engage 20, 8-11 year Centre Spot CIC Award Grant of £50,900 olds from 12 schools across Sandwell to explore the (100%) heritage of popular playground games from the last 100 years. 19 Family Health and The project will explore family health and public welfare Friends of Reject Public Welfare in in Birmingham during a 10-year period beginning from Birmingham Archives Birmingham the start of the First World War in 1914. and Heritage (FoBAH) 20 Folk Festivals of Asia The one-year project will explore the roots of two Culture Unite Reject Punjabi festivals, Teeyan and Basant Panchami. 21 Hartshill at the end of Hartshill and Harpfields Occasions (HAHO) is Hartshill and Award Grant of £29,100 the Great War requesting a grant to deliver activities to commemorate Harpfields Occasions (99%) the end of the Great War, and the impact this had on (HAHO) the local community of Hartshill, Staffordshire. 22 Culture, Migration and The project will explore the shared cultural and social Polish Expats Reject Adaption of Migrant history of migrant women from different backgrounds in Association Women the West Midlands. 23 Represent: 100 Years The project will explore and interpret the impact and People’s Heritage Co- Reject of Voting legacy of the ‘Representation of the People Act (1918)’ operative in relation to Birmingham.

Resilient Heritage Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision 24 Increasing resilience The project will review the organisation as The Heart of England Reject in the Heart of recommended by the resilient heritage strength Forest England Forest checker, focussing on skills development, income generation and audience engagement. 25 Keep Swimming at The one year project will help to fund the post of Moseley Road Baths Award Grant of £74,100 Moseley Road Baths Business Development Manager to lead the CIO (72%) organisation through the transfer of the service from the council and to develop a sustainable business plan to keep Moseley Road Baths open for swimming.

Grant Increase Item Project Title Project Description Applicant Decision 26 Hope explores social Request to adjust costs in budget to allow for an Hope Support Award grant increase of history through allocation of VAT. Total grant request remains the Services £0 to make a total grant Blacksmithing same. of £48,300