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List of Under £1M Awards List of under £1m awards name of organisation Recommendation Recommended Grant Award 2-Tone Central Award £15,800 AC archaeology Ltd Award £114,200 African Peoples Historical Monument Foundation (Black Cultural AwardArchives) Ltd £81,000 Air Photo Services Ltd Award £92,900 Alkincoats Ltd Award £167,000 Aln Valley Railway Trust Award £21,300 Apsara Arts Award £13,300 Apsley Paper Trail Award £210,800 Arley Hall & Gardens Award £179,900 Armenian Institute Award £37,900 Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust Award £136,100 Art Branches cic Award £18,600 Association of Ukrainians (Nottingham Branch) Award £20,000 National Emergency Services Museum Award £103,400 Baker & Co England Ltd. Award £20,000 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Award £160,000 Barnsley Museums and Heritage Trust Award £24,000 Bath Preservation Trust Award £825,400 Batley Sporting Charitable Trust Award £36,000 Beat Routes Award £62,500 Bedern Hall Co. Ltd. Award £41,100 BIG HERITAGE CIC Award £167,000 Biggin Hill Memorial Museum Award £12,600 Birmingham Botanical & Horticultural Society Ltd Award £188,100 Blackpool Entertainment Company Limited (BECL) Award £846,600 Bluebell Railway PLC Award £727,200 Blyth Tall Ship Award £51,400 Bodmin & Wenford PLC Award £260,000 Bodmin Jail Museum Ltd Award £202,000 Borde Hill Garden Ltd Award £114,800 Boscombe Down Aviation Collection Ltd Award £28,600 Boundary Way Allotments and Community Garden Award £27,400 Bramley Baths and Community Limited Award £168,700 Bristol Natural History Consortium Award £14,600 1 List of under £1m awards British Music Experience Award £97,800 Brunswick Town Charitable Trust Award £24,500 Brympton House Award £281,900 Butser Education CIC Award £284,800 Cadhay Award £50,000 CAISTOR ARTS AND HERITAGE CENTRE (BIG) Award £10,700 Cambrian Heritage Railways Limited Award £20,000 Canalside Heritage Centre Award £99,800 Canterbury Cathedral Award £999,200 C'art Art Transport Ltd Award £353,300 Cartwright-Hignett Partners Award £61,900 Casterne Hall Award £12,500 Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens Trust Award £94,500 Castle Cary and Ansford PCC Award £30,500 Castle Howard Estate Ltd Award £870,000 Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban Award £197,900 Celtic Harmony Award £59,800 Change Agents UK Charity Award £73,600 Chawton House Library Award £71,200 Chelsea Physic Garden Award £428,300 Chester Swimming Association Ltd Award £55,100 Chichester Cathedral Award £297,000 Chichester Community Development Trust Award £26,500 Chiswick House and Gardens Trust Award £308,000 CHITTLEHAMPTON METHODIST TRUSTEES Award £20,300 Chocolate Films Award £232,200 Christian Heritage Award £25,000 City Discovery Centre Award £146,000 City of Ely Council / Oliver Cromwell's House/Visit Ely Award £25,000 Clare Dales Ltd Award £20,500 Clearwell Mine Management Ltd. Award £43,800 Clio's Company Award £23,400 Collegiate Church of Saint Mary, Stafford Award £38,200 Colne Valley Railway Preservation Ltd. Award £20,000 COMBERMERE ABBEY Award £44,600 2 List of under £1m awards Community Cohesion Limited Award £11,700 Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre Award £53,200 Council for British Archaeology Award £198,900 Crabble Corn Mill Trust Award £20,000 CREATIVE MIND Award £53,300 Crossness Engines Trust Award £29,600 Cultura Trust Award £159,000 Culture Syndicates CIC Award £32,100 Culver Archaeological Project Award £12,000 Dalemain Historic House and Gardens Award £57,400 Daniel Adamson Preservation Society Award £151,000 Dean and Chapter of Exeter Award £739,800 Delapre Abbey Preservation Trust Award £143,100 Derby Cathedral (Chapter) Award £270,800 Development Education in Dorset (DEED) Award £20,000 DigVentures Award £39,400 Dinmore Manor Locomotive Ltd Award £26,100 Discover DeCrypt Award £12,900 Doddington Farms LLP Award £73,800 Drinkall Dean (London) Limited Award £89,200 Dudley Canal and Tunnel Trust Award £309,800 East End Women's Museum Award £15,500 Eastbridge Hospital Award £79,600 Eastnor Castle Enterprises Award £291,000 Easton Walled Gardens Award £77,800 Ebony Steelband Trust Award £20,000 Ely Cathedral Award £270,300 Epping Ongar Railway Holdings Limited Award £98,000 Exeter Historic Buildings Trust Award £42,700 Farfield Mill Limited Award £44,400 Farleys House & Gallery Ltd Award £116,400 Fitzrovia Noir Community Interest Company Award £36,700 Fly Navy Heritage Trust Award £280,400 Ford Green Hall Museum Ltd Award £12,000 Forestry England (Westonbirt, the National Arboretum) Award £195,500 3 List of under £1m awards Fortescue Garden Trust Award £97,900 Forty Hall (Enfield Council) Award £137,300 Friends of Benjamin Franklin House Award £74,800 Friends of Huntshaw Church Award £11,900 Friends of the Cotswolds Award £38,400 Future Seed CIC Award £31,400 GEM - Group for Education in Museums Award £41,500 Glastonbury Abbey Award £339,500 Gloucester Cathedral Award £200,000 Gloucester History Trust Award £25,000 Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway plc Award £318,000 Golden Hinde Ltd Award £200,000 Great Dorset Steam Fair Limited Award £236,200 Great Northern & East Lincolnshire Railway Ltd T?A LincolnshireAward Wolds Railway £25,000 Great Witley Church ( St Michaels and All Angels, Great Witley) Award £37,500 Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust Award £140,000 Green’s Windmill Trust Award £38,000 Greenwich Foundation for the Old Royal Naval College Award £999,900 Hackney Historic Buildings Trust Award £40,000 Haddon Hall Trustees Award £180,200 Halsway Manor Society Award £154,000 Haltwhistle Film Project Award £12,900 Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust Award £166,500 Heartlands Trust Award £500,000 Hele Cornmill and Tearoom Award £28,800 Helston Railway Preservation Company Ltd Award £76,100 Heritage Trust for the North West Award £187,600 Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire Award £278,200 Heron Corn Mill (Beetham) Ltd Award £75,600 Hestercombe Gardens Trust Award £258,400 Highclere Enterprises Llp Award £72,000 Historic Chapels Trust Award £105,600 Historic Coventry Trust Award £170,700 Historical Promotions & Event Management Award £87,700 Hoghton Tower Preservation Trust Award £106,700 4 List of under £1m awards Hollycombe working steam museum ltd Award £895,000 Holme Pierrepont Hall Award £22,500 Hylands Estate - Chelmsford City Council Award £105,000 Hyson Green Youth Club Award £78,600 Icon (Institute of Conservation) Award £99,400 Ilkley Toy Museum Limited Award £12,000 Independent Film Trust Award £85,000 Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith Award £80,000 Jailhouse Tours Ltd Award £74,300 Janice Tullock Associates Limited Award £13,200 JOHN TAYLOR BELL FOUNDRY (LOUGHBOROUGH) LIMITEDAward £54,600 Jubilee Pool Penzance Limited Award £49,000 Keevill Heritage Ltd Award £19,500 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway Preservation Society Award £231,600 Kents Cavern Ltd Award £219,800 KES Trustees Ltd Award £114,500 Landward Research Ltd Award £26,000 Lauderdale House Society Award £93,100 Learning Through The Arts Award £38,300 Leather Conservation centre Award £20,000 Legasee Educational Trust Award £14,100 LEIGH BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST Award £51,400 Leighton Hall Award £125,200 Letchworth EducationalSettlement Award £25,000 Levens Hall Award £165,500 Lincolnshire Bomber Command Centre Award £426,700 Liverpool Carnival Company Award £12,300 Liverpool City Council Award £250,000 Llanthony Secunda Priory Trust Award £45,300 London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust Award £31,900 Lord Leycester Hospital Award £40,000 Lowther Castle Ltd Award £200,200 Lynher River Barge CIC Award £62,400 LYNTON AND BARNSTAPLE RAILWAY COMMUNITY INTERESTAward COMPANY £79,300 Magna Trust Award £311,000 5 List of under £1m awards Maldon District Council Award £40,000 Manchester Historic Buildings Trust – Elizabeth Gaskell’s HouseAward £49,700 Manchester Histories Award £46,600 Mapperton Award £93,300 Marlborough Productions CIC Award £37,500 Matlock Town Council Award £27,700 Maverick Artists Ltd Award £45,000 Maysand Ltd Award £250,000 Media Archive of Central England Award £18,000 Meols Hall Events Ltd Award £125,200 Mid Hants Railway Ltd / Mid Hants Railway Preservation Society AwardLtd (MHRPS) £600,000 Middleton Hall Trust Award £90,700 Middleton Railway Trust Award £79,900 Migration Museum Project Award £65,000 Mindful Gifts CIC Award £13,900 Ming-Ai Association Award £98,600 Modern Electric Tramways Ltd (Seaton Tramway) Award £435,100 Morecambe Bay Partnership Award £63,200 Morecambe Winter Gardens Preservation Trust Award £20,800 Morwellham Quay Award £400,000 Moseley Muslim Community Association Award £24,800 Moseley Road Baths CIO Award £107,200 MotoFest Coventry Award £44,500 Mountain Heritage Trust Award £17,400 Muncaster Visitor Management Limited (MVM Ltd) Award £479,200 Museum of Brands, Packaging & Advertising Award £119,000 MV Balmoral Fund Limited Award £15,600 National Memorial Arboretum Company Ltd Award £296,600 Naze Tower Award £32,800 Neighbourhood Services Company Ltd Award £36,500 New Brighton Heritage and Information Centre Award £15,000 Nimrod Preservation Group XV232 C.I.C. Award £11,100 North East Lincolnshire Council Award £60,000 North Norfolk Railway plc Award £360,000 Northampton Steam Railway Limited Award £46,000 6 List of under £1m awards NORTHUMBERLAND ARCHIVES Award £48,100 Nottingham City Council Award £180,000 Nottingham Heritage Vehicles Charity Award £24,200 Old Kiln Museum Trust T/A Rural Life Living Museum Award £70,200 Orchard Barn Environmental Education Centre (Obee) CommunityAward Interest Company £14,300 P.O.W. 83 Camp Ltd Award £238,800 Paddington Development Trust Award £157,500 Parish of Stockport
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