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Outer North East Community Committee Review of the Year 2016/17 Outer North East Community Committee Review of the year 2016/17 Alwoodley Cllr Sharon Harewood Wetherby Hamilton Cllr Cllr Cllr Neil Cllr Peter Cllr Ryan Daniel Cllr Rachael Matthew Cllr Alan Cllr John Cllr Gerald Buckley Harrand Stephenson Cohen Procter Robinson Lamb Procter Wilkinson About your Community Committee To keep up to date The Outer North East In this update we’ve highlighted Community Committee is some of the fantastic with what's attended by councillors, council community projects that have happening in Outer officers, partners and local been supported by the residents from Alwoodley, Committee in 2016/17. North East follow Harewood and Wetherby Wards. Local residents are welcome to us on Twitter or like us attend Committee meetings - on Facebook The role of the Committee is to see Facebook or contact 0113 improve local service delivery 3367644 for more details. and ensure key community issues are heard. Twitter.com/ The Committee also invest their @_YourCommunity ‘Wellbeing’ funding and Youth Activity Fund monies in www.facebook.com/ community projects across the LCCOuterNorthEast three wards. Community Committee Wellbeing Grant Funding Here are some of the projects funded by the Community Committee in 2016/17 LARGE GRANTS PROJECT £ Scarcroft Village Playground Group Scarcroft Village Playground project £7,000 Renovation of Court 2/surrounding area including Shadwell Tennis Club £3,300 footpath & steps Moor Allerton Elderly Care (MAECare) Building Capacity and Developing Skills (Alwoodley) £7,280 Slaid Hill in Bloom Out with the Old, in with the New (Alwoodley) £972 Scarcroft Village Playground Group Scarcroft Village Playground project £5,000 Leeds Lights – Leeds City Council Wetherby festive motifs £2,400 Shadwell Independent Library and Arts Centre Shadwell Independent Library Café renovation project £3,108 Leeds City Council's Parks & Countryside Service Wetherby Bunds Project £5,250 LCC Highways Services Alwoodley Grit Bin Programme 2016/17 £10,200 Wetherby Arts Festival Wetherby Arts Festival 2016 £500 Moortown Social Club over 60's Section Transport and catering costs for the over 60's section £1,200 Wetherby Town Council Wetherby Christmas Lights £3,000 Moor Allerton Elderly Care (MAECare) MAECare online IT learning project (Alwoodley) £1,470 SMALL GRANTS PROJECT Barwick-in-Elmet & Scholes Parish Council Tour De Yorkshire event £500 Prince Philip Centre PHAB Leeds PHAB Youth Group Grant for Qualified Youth Workers £114 Environment & Housing Locality East North East No Tipping Signs for Alwoodley Ward £216 Collingham with Linton Village Council Hanging Baskets in Collingham & Linton £500 Collingham with Linton Parish Council Christmas Lights in Collingham & Linton £500 Scarcroft Parish Council Christmas Tree in Scarcroft £500 Elmet Greenway Group Elmet Greenway Engagement & Feasibility £460 Leeds Jewish Ex-Servicemen & Womens Association Annual Remembrance Services for Alwoodley veterans £500 Alwoodley Park Lunch Club Lunch Club Transport Fund for Alwoodley residents £500 Alwoodley in Bloom Bulbs, plants, materials and equipment £500 YOUTH ACTIVITY GRANTS PROJECT Scholes Library Lego Club £350 Scholes Village Hall Trustees Scholes Village Hall Trustees £550 Moor Allerton Library Lego Club £400 The Tempo FM Radio Academy Wetherby Community Radio Ltd (Tempo FM) £2,500 Wetherby & District Scouts Wetherby Scout Camp 2016 £1,000 Collingham & Linton Cricket Club Junior Coaching and training services £6,500 Next Generation Arts Alwoodley Family of Schools creative drama project £13,432 Friends of Sandringham Park in partnership with Youth engagement project £500 Barleyfields Youth Club (Wetherby ) The Zone, Alwoodley JIGSAW - Ensuring the wellbeing of young people £4,800 .
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