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CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total Belsize Terrace, adjacent to/junction with no. 41a LCIL011 Belsize RA Notice Board Belsize £725.15 10/05/2017 Belsize Lane NW3 5AU 1. Belsize Village, Belsize Lane and 2. Belsize LCIL057 Belsize Community Safety (CCTV) Belsize £92,000.00 11/04/2018 Park Gardens/ Englands Lane Belsize and Swiss Cottage Market Area: Swiss Belsize and Swiss Cottage Air LCIL056BE Cottage Farmers Market, Adamson Road, Eton Belsize £2,510.00 25/05/2018 Quality Monitoring Avenue, Winchester Road Wac Arts, The Old Town Hall, 213 Haverstock LCIL120 Inside Out Wac Arts Belsize £25,000.00 08/08/2019 Hill, London NW3 4QP LCIL137 NW3 School Run Belsize £1,035.00 17/10/2019 Belsize Community Library Chairs Belsize Community Library, Antrim Road London LCIL058 Belsize £7,528.80 14/11/2019 and Extractor Fan NW3 4XN Restoration at Belsize Community Belsize Community Library, 8 Antrim Grove, LCIL106 Belsize £12,840.00 12/12/2019 Library Belsize Park, London NW3 4XN CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total LCIL226BL Belsize Streatery Belsize Village, NW3 Belsize £18,636.62 03/07/2020 Belsize Community Library COVID- Belsize Community Library, Antrim Grove, LCIL248 Belsize £23,674.00 05/11/2020 19 Support Belsize Park, London NW3 4XP Gays the Word LCIL105 Gays the Word Video 86 Marchmont Street Bloomsbury £54.51 31/05/2019 Bloomsbury 33 Conway Street 14 Goodge Place 27 Tottenham Street 19-21 Ridgemount Street 3 Huntley Street (new lamp column) LCIL110BL EV Charge Points Bloomsbury Bloomsbury £20,584.00 25/07/2019 Endsleigh street, east side, junction with Tavistock square. 32 Tavistock square opposite 27 Montague place 11a Fitzroy Square LCIL143 Fitzroy Street Furniture Fitzroy Street and Warren Street Bloomsbury £1,611.20 13/11/2019 LCIL148 Huntley Street Cyclehangar Huntley Street, Bloomsbury Bloomsbury £8,000.00 17/12/2019 CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total LCIL199 Bloomsbury Cycle Hangars Bloomsbury £16,000.00 13/05/2020 KCBNA, Marchmont Community Centre, LCIL192 KCBNA Lunch Club Bloomsbury £10,820.00 24/08/2020 Marchmont Street, WC1N 1AB Brunswick Square LCIL250 Brunswick Square Planting Bloomsbury £10,000.00 09/11/2020 Bloomsbury LCIL245 Marchmont Community Garden Bloomsbury £23,720.00 16/11/2020 LCIL259 Bloomsbury Cycle Hangars Bloomsbury £35,000.00 06/01/2021 Primrose Hill Community Library, 11-16 Camden Town LCIL003 Primrose Hill Community Library £159,293.00 13/01/2017 Sharpleshall Street, NW1 8YN with Primrose Hill Primrose Hill Community Library, 11-16 Camden Town LCIL003a Primrose Hill Community Library £150,000.00 17/09/2018 Sharpleshall Street, London NW1 8YN with Primrose Hill CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total Holy Trinity and St Silas School Holy Trinity and St Silas School Camden Town LCIL071 Hartland Road £88,701.00 22/10/2018 Playground Refurb with Primrose Hill London NW1 8DE In the vicinity of 54 King Henrys Road, London Camden Town LCIL126 Cycle Hangar King Henry's Road £4,000.00 31/10/2019 NW3 3RP with Primrose Hill Clime-it Brothers, Unit 60, The Stables Market, Camden Town LCIL145 Clime-it Brothers Academy £23,000.00 29/11/2019 Chalk Farm Rd, London NW1 8AH with Primrose Hill Clarence Way MUGA Roof Netting Clarence Way Estate, Lewis Street, London NW1 Camden Town LCIL153 £4,338.00 26/02/2020 Installation 8PX with Primrose Hill Primrose Hill Community Library, 11-16 Camden Town LCIL003b Primrose Hill Community Library £150,000.00 23/03/2020 Sharpleshall Street, London NW1 8YN with Primrose Hill St. Mary's Church Covid-19 St. Marys Church Primrose Hill, Elsworthy Road, Camden Town LCIL178 £2,500.00 17/04/2020 Response Project London NW3 3DJ with Primrose Hill North London Cares Alone North London Cares, 5-7 Buck Street, London Camden Town LCIL175 £2,500.00 20/04/2020 Together Covid-19 Response NW1 7JE with Primrose Hill CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total The Pirate Castle Improvements The Pirate Castle Gilbeys Wharf, Oval Road, Camden Town LCIL184 £48,859.62 06/05/2020 Phase 1 London NW1 7EA with Primrose Hill Chalk Farm Foodbank Covid-19 Chalk Farm Foodbank Office, 9 Eglon Mews, Camden Town LCIL194 £2,500.00 20/05/2020 Support London NW1 8YS with Primrose Hill Castlehaven Community Association, 23 Castlehaven Community Camden Town LCIL213 Castlehaven Road, Camden Town, London NW1 £15,000.00 08/06/2020 Association COVID-19 Support with Primrose Hill 8RU Redundant Car Club Bay CC-148, at the South Camden Town LCIL154 Cycle Hangar Albert Terrace £4,000.00 23/06/2020 End of Albert Terrace, London NW1 7SU with Primrose Hill Women and Health Flat Roof 4 Carol Street, Camden Town, London NW1 Camden Town LCIL211 £1,926.00 23/06/2020 Repairs 0HU with Primrose Hill Maiden Lane Community Centre Maiden Lane Community Centre LCIL013 156 St. Paul?s Crescent, London, NW1 9XZ Cantelowes £6,000.00 03/05/2017 Under 5s Drop-ins AND Camden Square Play Centre Camden Town Unlimited 37 Camden High Street LCIL033 Camden Highline Cantelowes £10,000.00 05/03/2018 Via Symes Mews NW1 7JE CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total Maiden Lane Community Centre, 156 St. Pauls Crescent, London, NW1 9XZ and LCIL034 Maiden Lane Transitions Cantelowes £40,000.00 05/03/2018 St Pancras Way Estate, Tenants and Residents Hall, St Pancras Way Estate, St Pancras Way, London, NW1 9HT LCIL070CA Kentish Town Planting Various locations within the Cantelowes ward Cantelowes £18,975.00 20/01/2019 54 Bartholomew road 57 Batholomew Road 85 Patshull road 37 Patshull Road LCIL110CA EV Charge Points Cantelowes Cantelowes £20,584.00 18/06/2019 33 Lawford road 38 lawford road 18 Rochester Terrace 6 Rochester Terrace Cantelowes Gardens, 212 Camden Rd, London LCIL139 Cantelowes SkatePark Cantelowes £23,731.00 12/12/2019 NW1 9HG LCIL116 Cliff Villas Play Area Improvements Cliff Villas, Camelot House, London, NW1 9AS Cantelowes £24,000.00 31/01/2020 The London Irish Centre Covid-19 The London Irish Centre, 50-52 Camden Square, LCIL166 Cantelowes £5,000.00 02/04/2020 Response London NW1 9XB CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total Maiden Lane Community Centre - Director, Maiden Lane Community Centre LCIL167 Cantelowes £5,000.00 03/04/2020 COVID19 Emergency Fund 156 St. Pauls Crescent, London, NW1 9XZ LCIL254 Cantelowes Bikehangars Cantelowes £40,000.00 03/12/2020 Shoot Up Hill near to St. Cuthberts Road, LCIL081 Community Seating Shoot Up Hill Fortune Green £2,370.00 19/02/2019 London NW2 - exact location to be confirmed LCIL099 Cycle Hangars Garlinge Road Garlinge Road, NW2 3TR Fortune Green £8,000.00 20/05/2019 CAWH Keep In Touch Together West Hampstead Community Centre, 17 Dornfell LCIL198 Fortune Green £10,000.00 27/05/2020 C19 Response Street, London, NW6 1QN Emmanuel Church West Emmanuel Church, Lyncroft Gardens, London LCIL200 Fortune Green £10,000.00 27/05/2020 Hampstead Covid-19 Support NW6 1JU Shomrei Hadath Synagogue Shomrei Hadath Synagogue, 64 Burrard Road, LCIL176 Fortune Green £5,040.00 29/05/2020 Security Doors London NW6 1DD CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total St. Cuthbert's Church West St Cuthbert's Church West Hampstead, LCIL196 Fortune Green £10,000.00 02/06/2020 Hampstead Covid-19 Support Fordwych Road, London NW2 3TN Sidings Community Centre COVID- Sidings Community Centre, 150 Brassey Road, LCIL219 Fortune Green £10,000.00 15/06/2020 19 Response London NW6 2BA RedFrog Association Design and Frognal & LCIL036 RedFrog Association, Hampstead, London NW3 £5,815.00 12/02/2018 Website Development Fitzjohns Redington Frognal Conservation Redington Frognal Conservation Area, London Frognal & LCIL035 £24,000.00 23/03/2018 Area Statement Update NW3 Fitzjohns Fitzjohns and Netherhall CA Frognal & LCIL048 Fitzjohns and Netherhall Conservation Area £24,000.00 23/03/2018 Statement Update Fitzjohns Croftway and Bracknell Way Frognal & LCIL040 Croftway and Bracknell Way, NW3 £45,039.00 23/04/2018 Refurbishment Fitzjohns RedFrog Association Design and Frognal & LCIL036a RedFrog Association, Hampstead, London NW3 £861.40 08/01/2019 Website Development Fitzjohns CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total RedFrog Neighbourhood Plan Redington Frognal Neighbourhood Plan area, Frognal & LCIL087 £3,527.09 21/02/2019 Development London NW3 Fitzjohns Frognal & LCIL092 Frognal and Fitzjohns Traffic Study Frognal and Fitzjohns £50,000.00 12/03/2019 Fitzjohns Frognal & LCIL050 St Lukes Church £33,868.00 19/03/2019 Fitzjohns Lindfield and Langland Gardens Frognal & LCIL044 £27,000.00 25/06/2019 Safety Scheme Fitzjohns Frognal Finchley Pocket Park Corner of 164 Finchley Road and Frognal, Frognal & LCIL067 £500.00 27/06/2019 Survey London NW3 5HE Fitzjohns Frognal & LCIL114 Frognal and Fitz EV Charge Points Multiple locations (see form) £30,876.00 27/06/2019 Fitzjohns St Lukes CE School Playground St. Luke's CE School, Kidderpore Avenue, Frognal & LCIL112 £76,556.69 30/09/2019 Redevelopment London NW3 7SU Fitzjohns CIL Funding Reference Name/Description Address Ward Date Agreed Total RedFrog Association Design and Frognal & LCIL036b RedFrog Association, Hampstead, London NW3 £1,692.00 28/10/2019 Website Development Fitzjohns RedFrog Neighbourhood Plan Redington Frognal Neighbourhood Plan area, Frognal & LCIL087a £5,980.58 28/10/2019 Development London NW3 Fitzjohns The allocations are split between schools in HT and FF. Holy Trinity Frognal and Fitzjohns ward Frognal & LCIL127FF Home Run Frognal 31/10/2019 Hampstead Parochial - Frognal and Fitzjohns Fitzjohns ward Fitzjohns Primary - Frognal and Fitzjohns ward 50 Fitzjohns Avenue Frognal & LCIL046 50 Fitzjohns Avenue Resurfacing London £3,420.00 19/11/2019 Fitzjohns NW3 Tiled Street Name Signage in At 30 locations across the Redington and Frognal & LCIL041 Redington and Frognal £23,400.00 10/12/2019 Frognal Conservation Area.
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    THE MAGAZINE FOR PEABODY RESIDENTS AUTUMN 2015 Prize fruit and veg at Cumberland Market’s annual Winning smiles show ENGAGE Winning veg from Cumberland Market AUTUMN 2015 From December 2015, Engage A word from Steve Howlett magazine will be replaced by elcome to your an email newsletter. autumn issue of Engage. I’m very Editor: Kirsten Edwards W partial to home grown veg, Design: Camille Neilson and I’m very impressed by the Photography: Paul Sanders; allotment holders at Cumberland David Boucher; shutterstock.com; Market, who grow everything Jody Kingzett from peaches to courgettes. You can see photos of their amazing Address all content suggestions, produce above and on p8. contest entries or comments to: This will be our last full for checking out the Peabody Editor, Engage, Peabody, printed issue of Engage so, if newsletter and browsing our 45 Westminster Bridge Road, you haven’t yet signed up to our website. See p10 to find out London SE1 7JB email newsletter, turn to p14 to about just some of the features Email: [email protected] find out how to do it. Everyone you can find online. who subscribes will be in with © Peabody 2015 the chance to win one of three Amazon Fire tablets – perfect Peabody Direct: 020 7021 4444 or 0800 022 4040 (free from BT landlines) In this issue Email: [email protected] 03 News 15 How are we doing? Residents of Cumberland Market, 08 Grow your own Performance information Millbank, Victoria Park and Lee Green Cumberland Market held its 77th 16 Your money can also call 020 7255 4100.