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Community Network Member Electoral Division Community Electoral Organisation / Grant Network Member Division Project Grant Description Amount Year St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Foxhole Stars Juniors Defibrillator £180.00 2018/19 China Clay Saunders S Bugle Luxulyan Parish Council Defibrillator training £200.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Foxhole Village Green Dog Show £140.61 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel St Stephen Horse Show 2018 Horse Show £100.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- Coombe Community China Clay McLening M Brannel Trust 2018 Horse Show £100.00 2018/19 China Clay Saunders S Bugle St Austell Bay CIC Whitegold Festival 2018 & Whitegold Project £150.00 2018/19 China Clay Wood J Roche Surf Life Saving GB Plastic Free - Surf Life Saving Championships 2018 £40.00 2018/19 China Clay Saunders S Bugle Imerys Bowling Club Computer update £100.00 2018/19 China Clay Wood J Roche Roche Brass New instruments for Junior Band £1,000.00 2018/19 Penwithick & China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Wheal Martyn Imerys Pensioners Christmas Party £200.00 2018/19 China Clay Saunders S Bugle Wheal Martyn Imerys Pensioners Christmas Party £300.00 2018.19 St Stephen-In- St Stephen Community China Clay McLening M Brannel Association Replacement security door at Community Centre £150.00 2018/19 China Clay Wood J Roche Lions Club of Roche Senior Citizens Christmas Party £200.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- St Stephen Sunshine China Clay McLening M Brannel Club Entertainment for Christmas Party £40.00 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & St Dennis Over 70's China Clay F Nanpean Group Christmas Party £400.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- St Stephen-In-Brannel China Clay McLening M Brannel Community News Printing of What's On directory £75.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- St Austell Heart Support China Clay McLening M Brannel Group Digital exercise equipment £43.90 2018/19 China Clay Wood J Roche Wheal Martyn WW1 Commemoration Project £100.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Cornwall Hospice Care Banners for Christmas Fair £50.00 2018/19 China Clay Saunders S Bugle Stenalees Bowling Club New equipment £250.00 2018/19 Treverbyn Trailblazers China Clay Saunders S Bugle Nursery Fencing and materials for Sensory Garden £1,000.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Merlin MS Centre Merlin MS Centre Community Transport 2018 £55.00 2018/19 Roche Pantomime China Clay Wood J Roche Players 50th Production T-Shirts £315.65 2018/19 Penwithick & Carclaze Methodist China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Church Community Christmas Tree Festival £214.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- Gainsborough Park Litter pick equipment and new windows for China Clay McLening M Brannel Residents Association community centre £200.00 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & St Dennis Good China Clay F Nanpean Companions Monthly Film Screening Nights £200.00 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & St Dennis Keep Fit China Clay F Nanpean Group Fitness classes for over 50's £100.00 2018/19 China Clay Wood J Roche Active8 Dance and Cinema Weekend £344.35 2018/19 Penwithick & China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Active8 Dance and Cinema Weekend £138.64 2018/19 Penwithick & Imerys Mid Cornwall China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Male Choir Vocal workshops £300.00 2018/19 Indian Queens and China Clay Cole D St Enoder District Carnival Insurance, trophies and bunting £800.00 2018/19 Summercourt and China Clay Cole D St Enoder District Garden Club Community allotment project £878.00 2018/19 China Clay Cole D St Enoder St Enoder Parish Council Community litter pick equipment £322.00 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & Imerys Mid Cornwall China Clay F Nanpean Male Choir Purchase of music £260.00 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & China Clay F Nanpean 1st Treviscoe Brownies Books and hire of community centre £500.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel RNLI Crew training and water safety £75.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel St Stephen Cricket Club Youth Cricket £300.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- St Blazey Recycle Reuse China Clay McLening M Brannel Resale CIC Helping Families in Crisis £50.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Foxhole Stars Juniors Defibrillator £140.49 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Cornwall Hospice Care Neighbourhood hubs £150.00 2018/19 St Stephen-In- China Clay McLening M Brannel Cornwall Wildlife Trust Education Sessions £50.00 2018/19 Penwithick & China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Rescorla Centre Safety lighting and refurbishment £684.00 2018/19 Penwithick & St Blazey Recycle Reuse China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Resale CIC Helping Families in Crisis £231.68 2018/19 Penwithick & Cornwall Search & China Clay Luke M Boscoppa Rescue Mountain rescue jackets £231.68 2018/19 Greenslade St Dennis & China Clay F Nanpean Application pending £540.00 2018/19 .
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