Manchester City Council Item 8 Resources and Governance Overview and Scrutiny Committee 16 December 2010

Manchester City Council Report for Information

Report To: Resources and Governance Overview and Scrutiny Committee - 16 December 2010

Subject: Cash Grants Programme

Report Of: Chief Executive ______

Purpose of Report:

To provide Members with feedback on the implementation of the Cash grants scheme over the last three years, with specific reference to how the scheme has enhanced community engagement in wards.

Recommendation

For Members to note the content of this report.

Financial Consequences for the Revenue and Capital Budgets

The current Cash grants programme comprised this year of main stream £1,260,000 plus additional £180,000 from WNF Revenue.

Contact Officers

Maria Boylan - Strategy Leader, Corporate Performance Tel: 0161 234 3998 [email protected]

Jolanta Shields – Area Co-ordination and Third Sector Team - 0161 234 [email protected]

Background Documents None

Wards Affected

All

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Introduction

1.1 Manchester City Council’s Cash grant programme was set up in 1999, initially as a one – off scheme to support community projects that contributed to the objectives of the Bright and Clean campaign or the Crime and Disorder Reduction Strategy. Following the popularity and success of the scheme, the City Council agreed to continue providing support for this programme with the budget per ward rising from an initial £25,000 to £45,000 in 2010. Since this funding scheme was first launched, the Council has made an investment of approximately £8 million in 32 wards in Manchester. This is in addition to statutory provision of services.

2. Background

2.1 The present Cash grants scheme together with Proud of Manchester campaign aims to help local people and community groups develop projects that can make a real difference to their lives and neighbourhoods. The programme encourages residents to identify problems and find solutions that will improve their environment and quality of life. Cash grants have enabled residents deliver a range of excellent innovative projects many of which have made a real difference to the way people feel about their area. The Cash grant programme is built on the principle of self-help, with project ideas initiated, planned and implemented by the residents and community groups.

2.2 In the past City Council departments have delivered a number of big operational/environmental Cash projects on behalf of applicants. However, due to the implications of VAT for the Council, it is no longer possible to process payments in this way. This had some positive effects on the programme by enabling local people to become more involved in the design and delivery of the project and empowering them to take action and acquire new skills.

3. Administration and Management

3.1 Cash grants are awarded to local groups on a yearly basis through a competitive application process with no deadline. Each ward is given a total budget, which in 2010 was £45,000, to support schemes, which are of wide community benefit and in line with the local ward plans and priorities. The administration of the programme is supported by a database, which allows Ward Support Officers to record new applications, check the progress of payments and generate standard forms and letters to applicant groups. The Area Co-ordination and Third Sector Team continues to be the designated budget holder for the Cash grants programme and are responsible for its overall financial management, marketing and post-programme evaluation.

3.2 The delegated authority for the management of this programme has been given to Ward Co-ordinators who, after the consultation with Ward councillors, makes final decision on funding applications in each ward. The devolution of the administration of the programme to the local/grass root level offers elected Members and Ward Co-ordinators an opportunity to determine which projects

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deal most effectively with local priorities and have most desirable effect in the wards. Administration of the scheme is simple, flexible and responsive to residents’ needs. The application form is straightforward and accessible to people not used to applying for and/or completing applications. To ensure that the process is consistent we have recently introduced additional page for Area Co-ordination officers to help them ensure that the project meets a standard (baseline) eligibly criteria.

3.3 For projects to be considered they must:-

• benefit Manchester residents, • involve local people in development and delivery of the project and • represent value for money

Like any funding programme, Cash receives a number of speculative bids from individuals and businesses and it is possible that additional criteria will have to be implemented to prevent such bids especially at a time when other grant streams are diminishing. The decision-making criteria of the Cash grant programme continues to prioritise applications from small and local groups whose work has potential to improve the area and quality of life of its residents.

3.4 The Cash grants programme has evolved to be responsive to the changing needs and priorities of the Council as well as Manchester residents. As such, over the last three years, the programme has been successfully championing the innovative approach to community engagement through the participatory budgeting events: ”U Decide”, in a number of wards.

4. “U Decide” events or Participatory Budgeting (PB)

4.1 Participatory budgeting is a way of involving communities in real decisions on spending priorities for a specific public budget. Elected members, Ward Co- ordinators and Support Officers can use it to engage residents and community groups to discuss and vote on spending priorities. It is a powerful tool for engaging with residents and can be used to involve and encourage a broader spread of people. Research has shown that PB directly benefits individuals by forming strong links to a neighbourhood and building a capital of new skills and experiences. At the same time, if offers ward Members and the Ward Co- ordination Team an opportunity to effectively reconnect people, often disenfranchised, with democratic process and build trust.

The Cash grant programme is an effective tool in championing community engagement at the grass root/neighbourhood level. The process of awarding grants is determined in consultation with ward members who have essential understanding of problems and demographics of individual wards. The cash scheme promotes the idea of partnership working, negotiating solutions to the local problems and improving participatory democracy. Over the years, the Ward Co-ordination and ward Members have been involved in advising and consulting on numerous community projects often with marginalised and hard to reach communities. The Cash grant programme is an initial broker of those

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relationships. It supports the community action and has a mandate to bring together different ideas and encourage open dialogue with new and diverse residents groups.

4.2 The “U Decide” event is a unique brand for participatory budgeting developed and piloted through the Cash grants programme in four wards in Manchester. The events inspired large turnouts of residents who felt that their actions would make a tangible difference to their local neighbourhoods and communities. The next section discusses these outcomes in detail.

5. PB Pilots using Cash Grants

5.1 Two PB events took place in and Whalley Range wards in 2008/9 under the name of “U Decide”. Following the success of these events in 2009/10, four U Decide pilots took place across , Fallowfield, Whalley Range and . The first three events were funded by CASH and the Northenden event was funded by central government funding to develop engagement in Northenden. The following case studies provide a snapshot of “U Decide” events and its successes:

CASE STUDY – CHORLTON

In Chorlton, £10,000 was allocated from Chorlton Wards Cash Grant budget to hold a “U Decide” event for residents in Chorlton in October 2009. The maximum amount accepted for each bid was £1,000. 16 project bids were submitted to the value of £13,966.85, and accepted in line with the funding criteria. A total of 141 people attended the “U Decide” event and 102 people were eligible to vote. Of the 16 project bids submitted, 12 projects were funded which had been voted on by local residents.

CASE STUDY – FALLOWFIELD

In February 2010, Fallowfield ward allocated £10,000 to hold a “U Decide” event for its residents. The maximum amount accepted for each bid was £1,500. 11 projects were submitted to the value of £14,350 and accepted in line with the funding criteria. A total of 46 people attended the event with 34 of them actually voting. Of the 11 proposed bids, eight were successful in securing funding. The funded bids ranged from young to older people’s projects both working for the benefit of the community they live in.

CASE STUDY – WHALLEY RANGE

Whalley Range allocated £12,000 to carry out a “U Decide” event in March 2010. The maximum amount accepted for each bid was £1,000. 17 project bids were submitted to the value of £14,965, and accepted in line with the funding criteria. A total of 102 people attended the event and 84 people voted. Of the 17 project submitted, 14 were funded to the value of £12,265. The successful projects were all about being resourceful and imaginative in our approaches to local issues such as

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CASE STUDY – NORTHENDEN

In January 2010, Northenden Ward secured £50,000 from central government to increase community engagement activity in the ward and empower local residents. £15,000 of this was allocated to a “U Decide Event which took place in March 2010. The maximum amount accepted for each bid was £2,000.

In Northenden the “U Decide” event was part of an ongoing dialogue with residents, 12 Project bids were submitted to the value of £20,383, and accepted in line with the funding criteria. A total of 90 people attended the event and 71 people voted. Of the 12 project bids submitted, nine projects were funded.

5.2 The “U Decide” pilots were successful in making people feel that they can influence decisions and get satisfaction from the local area. Across the four pilots, 78% of respondents felt that that they were able to influence decisions by attending the events whilst 87% of people felt that the projects they voted for would help improve their local neighbourhoods.

5.3 379 people attended the events and 289 people took part in voting for projects that they thought would most improve their local area. The total of £47,000 was allocated to 43 projects voted for across four “U Decide” carried out in 2009/10. 93% of people said that they would attend future events. The allocated amount to “U Decide” events represents only a fraction of the overall Cash grants’ budget with a significantly high return on residents’ satisfaction.

5.4 The “U Decide” events proved to be a successful tool in reaching new groups. In some wards, a number of new groups were identified who had not previously submitted Cash grants or been involved in council activity. In one ward, 27% of people said that they had not attended any other council event in the last six months.

5.5 In 2010 / 11 a further two pilots have been carried out in Chorlton and Fallowfield using Cash and a further three events are planned in Northenden, (using funding from central government) and Whalley Range.

6. Key findings from the Cash grants programme: 2007-2010

6.1 The Cash grants programme continues to provide the means by which local residents can access funding to help them contribute directly to the improvement and regeneration of their own neighbourhoods. The provision of funding direct to local groups, thereby enabling them to undertake projects that they themselves identified as priorities, has had a significant impact on the level of ownership demonstrated by residents to the projects in their areas. This has meant that the sustainability of projects has been increased, with residents continuing to maintain, or applying for funding in subsequent years, to improve or develop previously funded schemes.

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Appendix 1 (attached) shows the breakdown of Cash allocation by ward over a three year period since 2007/08. It shows what money has been allocated, to which groups’ year on year.

There has been a steady increase in the number and value of Cash grant applications over the years, with many wards having more applications than they can fund. Most wards have seen an increase in the number of successful projects (in money terms). Only and have seen an average decrease of 9.8% over a two year period in the number of successful applications. The City Centre has seen proportionally the highest change/rise in successful Cash Grants from £28, 701 in 2007/08 to £39, 987 in 2009/10, which represents nearly a 40% increase. As other funding streams become more, scarce it is anticipated that the demand for Cash grants will increase. For example, this year we have seen an increase in the number of alleygating schemes requesting funding through Cash grants

6.2 The initial experience gained during the first years of the programme, which saw many small scale developments such as hanging baskets and landscaping/environmental schemes, enabled local groups and residents grow in confidence and ability to move towards bigger projects. The Cash’s schemes are supporting now larger, more complex and ambitious projects put forward and delivered by local residents and community groups. The bottom – up approach to this grants’ programme has led to the development of locally sourced ideas and solutions, which are cost effective and relevant to the local needs. Over the last three years, Cash has helped to grow the local talent and capacity at the grass root level amongst many deprived and diverse communities. Cash funded schemes attract people of all walks of life who give their time to help others, to learn new skills and enjoy the neighbourhoods they live in. They do this by improving and celebrating their areas as well as by raising awareness of different cultures that can be found in our city. The last three examples showcase the very nature of this scheme, which for some residents became the way of life. .

CASE STUDY – 100 COMMITTEE

Gorton 100 was a community led project which celebrated 100 years since Gorton joined the Manchester District. The project was a result of a conversation between some active members of the Gorton community who wanted to recognise 100 years of Gorton history as well as celebrate Gorton’s present day. Gorton 100 was a massive success and exceeded the expectations of the community, the committee and the officers involved in the project. What started out as a small desire to recreate the rush cart one last time and to hold a candle lit procession at the end of the year turned into a series of projects such as lantern parade and fire display in Gorton Park.

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CASE STUDY - CHURNETT STREET RESIDENTS,

The group applied for a Cash grant to build a raised garden at a sheltered accommodation for older people to encourage those who cannot do any gardening because of old age, disability or ill health to get involved and to provide gentle exercise along with creating a sense of community. The project has achieved a sense of community, as it was so successful in encouraging more residents to get involved in gardening that it actually resulted in the residents winning prizes at the RHS North West In Bloom awards in 2009 and 2010.

CASE STUDY - VARIOUS SCHOOLS, CITY-WIDE

A number of primary schools took part in an innovative 7-week project as part of Manchester Schools African History. The objective of the project was to raise awareness of different cultures and raise the aspirations of young people whilst creating fun and meaningful learning, through a variety of ways such as poetry, music, painting and mask making. This partnership project matched young people, elderly people and artists working together with local parents from a range of cultures, celebrating diversity.

7. Conclusion

7.1 Since the launch of the Cash grant programme, the Council has made significant capital and revenue investment to 32 wards in Manchester. This investment led to improvements to the environment, social capital and local infrastructure of these wards. Over the years, we have learnt lessons, changed the way we deliver and administer the programme so that we are more effective and accountable to local communities. The Cash grant programme supports many community activities, which directly contribute to the corporate values, and strategies championed by the City Council and make Manchester a better place to live. Recently, the Cash grant programme helped to facilitate a series of “U Decide” events to engage local residents in influencing decision around budgets. The scale of participation at the “U Decide” events suggest that there is a real appetite amongst residents and community groups to be involved and reconnected with democratic processes.

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Cash Grants Scheme 2009/10: CAS:H Cash Grants Scheme 2008/09: CAS:H Cash Grants Scheme 2007/08: CAS:H Approved Approved Approved & CLAYTON ANCOATS & CLAYTON ANCOATS & CLAYTON Friends of Philips Park Cemetery £2,284.60 Parents of Ravensbury CA £3,000.00 Victoria Square TA £700.00 Band on the Wall £1,000.00 Friends of Clayton Park £6,400.00 YPAC (Youth Project @ Apostles & £2,450.00 Cuthberts) Village RA £1,960.00 Phillips Park Allotments/ Community £700.00 Stuart Street East Residents , Even £852.00 Orchard Side Frankland Close - Stanton Street £2,000.00 Ravensbury RA £1,500.00 Stuart Street East RA, Odd Side £788.18 Community House 2/230th Johnston Hewlett Scout Group £2,400.00 Piccadilly Village RA £1,960.00 Kintyre RA £731.00 Youth Project @ Apostles and £5,000.00 Residents of Brookhill, Penzance, £2,105.93 Ravensbury RA £3,400.00 Cuthberts Sandal Street Paradise Wharf RG £2,420.00 2/230th Johnston Hewlett Scout Group £4,458.00 Friends of Angel Meadow and St. £650.00 Michael's Flags East Manchester Dyslexia Association £631.91 Auden Court Residents £750.00 Philips Park Bowling Club £1,800.00 Friends of Clayton Park £5,152.57 YPAC £1,443.00 Friends of Philips Park £1,535.00 Stanton Street Community House £300.00 Friends of Firback Drive £500.00 Clayton Bowls Club £3,992.56 Band on the Wall Inner City Music £2,455.00 Northside Amateur Boxing Club £2,814.50 Residents of Brookhill, Sandal and £1,566.62 Penzance St DARTS £266.66 Friends of Phillips Park Cemetery £3,716.49 Friends of Clayton Vale £1,839.40 Johnston Hewlett Scout Group £2,700.00 Clayton Methodist Church £1,090.00 Friends of Clayton Park £6,744.79 Johnston Hewlett Scout Group £1,480.00 Friends of Clayton Vale £2,418.23 Clayton Methodist Church and £5,146.50 Community Hall Total: £30,050.74 Brookhill,Penzance,Sandal Street £2,743.85 Church of the Apostles £3,990.30 TARA 2/230th Johnston Hewlett Scout Group £400.00 Residents of Freshfield Walk £1,605.15 Miles Platting,Ancoats, £500.00 Total: £37,791.50 Community Net Queens Parade £500.00 Total: £37,000.00

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ARDWICK ARDWICK Friends of Swinton Grove Park £5,640.81 St Luke's Treatment Room £585.00 Artillery Court Contact Group £1,485.98 Adventure Playground - £432.00 Artillery Court Contact Group £987.38 Coverdale Kids Club £2,000.00 Youth Project Coverdale Kids Club £600.00 Football Focused £3,989.00 Friends of Kniverton Road Park £4,123.25 Mancunian Boxing club/East £2,160.00 Grove Village Thai Boxing Club £2,160.00 Friends of Gartside Gardens £17,368.28 Manchester Harriers Grove Village RA £4,310.00 Coverdale and Newbank TARA £2,250.00 Longsight Youth Fitness Centre £7,499.56 Healthy Ardwick - Crossroads Central £3,164.40 Grove Village RA £4,626.78 Friends of Swinton Grove Park £4,711.92 Users Group Crossroads Community Centre £520.00 Coverdale Baptist Church £200.00 Crossroads Centre £2,045.76 (Ardwick/Longsight) Crossroads Community Centre (2) £150.00 Coverdale Kids Club £2,000.00 West Gorton TARA £765.25 Crossroads Community Centre £400.00 Coverdale Community Computer Club £3,573.35 Total: £40,000.00 Wai Yin Chinese Women Society £2,585.00 Longsight Youth Fitness Group £5,622.00 Grove Village RA - Kombat Kidz £2,250.00 Ardwick Boxing Club £5,462.00 Citizenship Prog West Gorton FC £4,266.00 Friends of Gartside Gardens £5,115.49 Ardwick Football 4 Kids £6,625.00 West Gorton FC £3,429.00 Young at Heart £630.00 Total: £40,000.00 Bennett Street TARA £6,266.25 Total: £39,999.46

BAGULEY BAGULEY Friends of Clay Lane Open Spaces £4,350.24 Royal Oak Community Centre Refugee £1,600.00 TARA,Friends of Ald £1,428.22 Steeering RodgersPk Newall Green High School £3,020.00 Young Activity Group(4) £2,500.00 Inglesham/Rissington Homewatch £4,505.00 Group Friends of Fairywell Park £7,650.00 Royal Oak and Baguley Horticultural £9,050.00 Parents Friends & CA £2,770.00 Society St Andrews Dance Club £856.75 Friends of Fairywell Park £14,285.00 Baguley Adult Baby and Toddler Group £4,100.46 Come Line Dancing Group £856.75 Royal Oak Community Centre £7,000.00 Friends of Fairywell Park £8,050.00 Wythenshawe Warriors £1,000.00 The Harvest Centre £1,013.00 Royal Oak & Baguley RA £14,064.29 Wythenshawe & South Manchester £2,500.00 Total: £35,448.00 Royal Oak Community Action Group £5,043.00 Movement Initiative St Peters Toddler Group £3,000.00 Total: £39,960.97 Royal Oak & Baguley RA £4,613.00 The Oak Tree Centre £3,943.85 Wythenshawe Parkswatch Association £450.00 South Manchester & Wythenshawe £1,988.50 Lacrosse Club Total: £34,229.09

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BRADFORD BRADFORD BRADFORD Justlife Community Interest Company £3,440.00 ASSARA £2,669.00 AEU Social Club £4,435.00 Friends of Park £2,600.00 Jubilee Gardens £1,220.00 Riverside Environmental Group £5,875.00 Grange Arts Group £4,494.00 Edward Mayes Trust and Residents £616.00 Delamere Park Bowling Club and £7,000.00 Veterans Brigham St £2,056.00 DARTS and Co £1,500.00 Delamere RA £8,113.73 Friends of Openshaw Park £5,000.00 4CT Limited £2,408.00 Mayes Gardens Group £794.99 Delamere Residents £2,493.32 Edge Lane Allotments Society £7,092.15 Friends and Residents of Openshaw £3,515.00 Park Edward Mayes Trust £1,560.00 Grey Mare Lane Market and Traders Co-op £2,271.59 Friends of Bradford Park £5,280.00 Sarah St Residents £11,088.00 Residents and Friends of Openshaw Park £2,511.14 African Francophone Intergration £802.78 Project Grey Mare Lane Market Co-Operative Ltd £4,320.00 Riverside Gardens Environmental Group £1,800.00 Total: £35,816.50 Chinese New Year at Ashbury Meadow £1,175.00 Beacon Women's Network £480.00 School DART £266.66 AEU Social Club £1,895.00 Total: £38,492.98 Manchester Tigers JFC £828.00 Sarah Street Residents £766.00 Crossley Court,Pollard Street £1,000.00 Delamere Residents Association £5,635.00 Charlesworth Court Social Group £868.98 Kickz Youth Group £6,435.00 Total: £39,995.86 BROOKLANDS BROOKLANDS BROOKLANDS Wythenshawe Parkswatch Association £1,500.00 Brooklands TARA £1,850.00 Parks Watch Association £2,374.00 Norbrook Youth Club £1,397.07 Wythenshawe Young Activity Group(3) £2,500.00 The Horticultural Friends Society £4,201.00 Churche of Nazarene £4,012.34 Brookland Stars Dance Troupe £3,860.00 Grt Mc/r Riding for Disabled £5,000.00 Association Crafty Club £410.00 Brooklands Community Spirit £4,475.00 Bordley Walk RG £2,950.00 Wythenshawe Youth Activity Group £2,500.00 NJ Wythenshawe Under 7's £856.40 Brooklands Community Spirit £9,624.00 Brooklands Community Spirit £3,342.52 Horticultural Friends of Wythenshawe Park £3,172.00 Norbrook Youth Club £5,000.00 Lincoln Minshull Mews £3,654.62 British Cactus and Succulent Society £800.00 New Dawn Girls Club £10,620.00 Brooklands TARA £1,505.38 Wythenshawe Town Junior Football Club £3,134.64 Total: £39,769.00 MHA Olympic Wrestling Club Parrt 1 £5,715.00 Sandilands Adult Toddler Group £997.91 MHA Olympic Wrestling Club Part 2 £1,285.00 Shenton TA £3,995.00 Wythenshawe Park 2nd Chance Cyclimg £2,628.80 Friends of Button Lane Playgroup £1,874.99 Club Wythenshawe & South Manchester £2,291.19 Community Group £10,320.03 Movement Initiative Brooklands Allotments £9,141.50 Total: £37,835.97 Total: £39,383.42

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BURNAGE BURNAGE Burnage Community Association £16,294.19 Holiday at Home Group £852.00 Friends of Cringle Park and Fields £14,000.00 Love Burnage Planning group £1,336.00 Burnage Parent and Community £3,400.00 Burnage TARA £12,034.00 Partnership Burnage Holiday Special for Older £900.00 Burnage Good Neighbours P/T group £1,136.95 Burnage Multi- Agency Group £2,544.00 People BMAG £5,775.00 Thursday Lunch Club £1,012.57 Parrswood TARA £1,491.10 Burnage RFC £3,500.00 St Bernard's Primary School £1,300.00 Friends of Cringle Park and Fields (II) £4,136.00 Fitness & Health for Older Adults 60+ £990.00 Civic Society £3,818.12 Burnage CA £5,784.90 Burnage Cricket Club £8,000.00 Yellow Jelly Youth Theatre £4,462.50 Total: £39,990.00 Burnage Parent & Community £2,010.26 Burnage CA £790.00 Partnership BMAG £1,194.55 Ashby Avenue Home Watch £88.11 Total: £40,000.00 Fitness and Health for Older Aduls 60+ £900.00 Burnage Against Discrimination £3,900.00 Friends of Fog Lane Park (II) £500.00 Acacias Community Primary School £200.00 (Lev - Burn) TARA £3,172.90 Burnage CA £421.90 Burnage in Bloom £3,595.00 BMAG £10,404.95 Total: £39,955.00

CHARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN CHARLESTOWN Cartmel Close Gardening Club £300.00 North Manchester Royal Naval £560.00 Chain Bar Methodist Church and Youth £595.00 Association Centre BHC Comm Action Trust £3,303.00 St John Bosco's Church Committee £2,000.00 Whitemoss Club for Young People £18,000.00 VASA Club £2,232.50 Whitemoss Club for Young People £5,208.78 Charlestown TARA £940.00 Dam Head RA £713.00 Chain Bar Methodist Church (Youth £1,850.00 Chatterbox Project £4,423.88 Group) Dam Head RA £616.00 Rusland/Somerton Court £400.00 Boggart Hole Clough Community Act £3,067.42 Dam Head RA £1,100.00 Moorway Courts TA £1,000.00 Metfield Walk Residents £6,573.70 Catholic Fellowship for the £820.00 King Wiliam IV Angling Society £1,842.95 Dam Head RA £1,400.00 Handicapped King William IV Angling Society £3,715.70 Chatterbox Project £2,207.00 Charlestown in Bloom £5,000.00 Whitemoss Club for Young People £14,516.63 Dam Head RA £4,584.72 Total: £40,000.00 Whitemoss Gardens Residents £670.00 St John Bosco £675.00 Dam Head RA £180.00 Crosslee and Whitemoss Residents £550.00 BHC Carol Concert £1,589.27 Boggart Hole Clough Carol Concert £3,962.00 MCMA Boxing Sessions £3,494.55 King William IV Angling Socity (II) £9,970.00 Over 50's Activities Club £300.00 Deepdale TA £450.00 North Manchester RUFC £1,000.00 Over 50's Activity Group £855.83 BHCCAT £2,725.00 Boggart Hole Clough Community Action £802.29 Trust BHCCAT £2,550.38 St John Bosco's Adult and Toddler £1,200.00 Group Deepdale Court £500.00 Total: £38,118.57 Total: £40,326.03

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CHEETHAM CHEETHAM CHEETHAM Glenmore Drive Residents £884.53 Glenmore Drive RA £4,626.00 Irk Valley TARA £3,000.00 Hamerton Bloomers £2,409.00 Abraham Moss Warriors Junior Football £5,333.20 Residents of Tolworth Drive £2,400.00 CCEF £5,941.53 Hamerton Bloomers £2,967.73 Cheetham Community Environmental £6,325.00 Forum Manchester Jewish Museum £2,242.50 Manchester Jewish Museum £2,305.00 Faith and Tourism £1,500.00 Group Northwards Young People £1,700.00 Cheetham Community Environmetal £650.00 The Square £2,130.00 Forum Irk Valley TARA £1,265.00 Irk Valley TARA £2,000.00 Cheetham Hill Advice Centre £2,050.00 Forgotten Valley £1,630.00 Choices £2,950.00 Friends of Queens Park £11,554.15 Forgotten Valley £1,330.00 Hendham Vale TA £900.00 Residents of Roach Court £420.00 Abraham Moss FC £6,240.00 Wellington Lodge Residential Home £199.94 Chime Bank RA £1,060.32 Hendham Vale Playgroup £1,440.00 Greater Manchester Faith Tourism £1,500.00 Manchester Jewish Museum £4,570.00 Group Vauxhall Court RA £310.00 Irish Diaspora Foundation £2,490.00 Irish World Heritage Centre £2,921.40 Greater Manchester Faith Group £2,000.00 Residents of Queens Road Maisonettes £1,030.00 Irk Valley TARA Drama Group £600.00 North Manchester Older Peoples Group £2,200.00 Hamerton Bloomers (II) £500.00 Total: £38,530.87 Irish World Heritage Centre £4,335.00 North Manchester Older People's £4,468.64 Group Choices £2,720.00 Irish World Heritage Centre £2,927.12 Hightown RA £445.00 and Cheetham Model £1,528.28 Allotment Society Izhar Rai £750.00 Sandsend Close Association £3,000.00 Church of the Saviour £356.50 Total: £39,375.91 Afro Caribbean Elders £844.71 Crumpsall & Cheetham Allotments £956.23 Total: £40,000.00

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CHORLTON CHORLTON CHORLTON U DECIDE Chorlton Book Festival £1,500.00 Field of Oz £500.00 Manchester Centre for Buddhist £5,265.93 Meditation U DECIDE Chorlton Green Festival £1,000.00 Friends of Beech Road Park £1,441.00 Residents of Attercliffe Road £3,892.42 U DECIDE Parent & Carers £1,000.00 Friends of Chorlton Meadows £2,505.60 Residents of Ivygreen Road £8,820.90 Consultation Group U DECIDE Friends of Chorlton £481.85 Chorlton Arts Festival £6,000.00 Friends of Beech Road Park £5,871.00 Meadows U DECIDE Ivygreen Allotments Society £1,000.00 Cheltenham Road RA £730.00 Warwick Road Residents Group £1,800.00 U DECIDE Unity Youth & Community £1,000.00 Chorlton Book Festival £1,995.00 Oswald Road School Garden Club £1,000.00 Arts U DECIDE ManyHands Café £1,000.00 Chorlton Evening Townswomens Guild £2,443.00 Beech Road Association of Traders £2,260.00 U DECIDE Chorlton Plant Swap £685.00 St John's Catholic Primary School £895.00 Chorlton Arts Festival £8,000.00 U DECIDE Action for Sustainable Living £500.00 Oswald Road Primary School £895.00 Friends of Chorlton Green £2,932.00 U DECIDE Chorlton Evening £250.00 Residents of Whitehead Road £4,603.95 Total: £39,842.25 Townswomens Guild U DECIDE Chorlton Arts Festival £1,000.00 Owners' Committee £3,000.00 U DECIDE Chorlton CofE PTA £1,000.00 Abundance Manchester (DW & CH) £1,000.00 U DECIDE Beech Road Traders £1,000.00 Chorlton Civic Society £1,250.00 Chorlton Good Neighbours £2,700.00 Chorlton District Traders £2,000.00 Chorlton District Traders £2,961.00 Sustainable Chorlton - Big Green £2,200.49 Chorlton Festival Beech Road Traders £1,320.00 Friends of Chorlton Green £3,774.00 Chorlton Evening Townswomens Guild £1,200.00 Chorlton Good Neighbour £2,500.00 Scott Avenue Allotments £2,887.00 Total: £37,733.04 Oswald Road Community Garden £1,000.00 Group Chorlton Arts Festival £8,000.00 Brookburn School Nutritional Action £8,507.00 Group St Johns Amateur Boxing Club £969.15 Total: £40,961.00

CHORLTON PARK CHORLTON PARK Hanging Baskets WDRA £2,695.09 Chorlton Park Primary School £1,500.00 Friends of £4,308.31 Disley Avenue Trees £4,995.03 St Ambrose RC Primary School £995.00 Chorlton Park Regeneration Group £6,900.00 Chorlton Youth Project £9,800.00 Manor Court Residents £1,950.00 Friends of Southern Cemetery £7,219.34 Friends of Chorlton Water Park £2,747.00 Chorlton Park Primary School (II) £895.00 CA £7,502.19 Southern Cemetery Support Group £5,118.00 Chorlton Park Regeneration Group £5,059.81 NELTRA £800.00 West Xmas Lights £3,069.24 Chorlton Beech Sports Football Club £8,908.75 West Didsbury RA (DW - CP) £4,000.00 Cleevelys Allotment Society £7,027.00 West Didsbury RA (2) (DW CP) £2,998.00 Friends of Chorlton Water Park £3,452.70 Chorlton Traders Xmas Lights £961.00 West Didsbury RA (DW CP) £2,600.00 Total: £34,182.54 Arden Court Social Club £2,600.00 Cavendish Community Primary School £6,266.00 Chorlton Park Regeneration Group £437.64 Friends of Loreto Chorlton £2,000.00 Chorlton Sports & Social Club £550.00 Friends of Ambrose Primary School £2,490.00 Total: £40,000.00 Chorlton Cross Traders £2,000.00 Friends of Limely Grove £2,179.13 Friends of Chorlton Water £300.00 Total: £40,141.69

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CITY CENTRE CITY CENTRE CITY CENTRE Manchester Cathedral £7,500.00 Manchester Pride Limited £1,425.00 Sackville Gardens £9,324.00 KRAAK £690.00 Friends of John Rylands Library £3,247.41 India House RA £9,999.25 Manchester Pride Limited Get Fit for £2,500.00 Manchester Cathedral £3,650.00 Green Building RA £3,378.13 Summer Forum £5,808.02 Bridgewater Bank Management £9,980.85 Residents of St Johns Gardens £5,000.00 Company Castlefiled Forum £7,889.38 Chepstow House Management £330.00 Parents & Friends of St.Peter's Church £1,000.00 Company Castlefield Forum £15,600.00 Friends of John Rylands £2,000.00 Total: £28,701.38 Total: £39,987.40 Booth Centre £822.50 Total: £21,455.76

CRUMPSALL CRUMPSALL CRUMPSALL Cheetham Squash Club £3,460.00 French Oak Group £3,324.85 St. Matthew with St. Mary Anglican £1,665.79 Church Cheetham Scricket Club £1,440.00 Crumpsall Lane Primary Sch -KS2 £197.98 Village RA £2,702.00 healthy Tuck Sh Four Seasons Gardening Club/George £1,582.79 Churchside Close Neighbours £6,678.00 Friends of Crumpsall Park £24,050.14 Halstead Catherine Road RA £4,588.27 Parkhill and Cleveland Road RG £3,300.00 Friends of Herristone Park £1,578.63 Enver Road Area RA £4,638.24 Methodist Church Community Centre £6,812.86 Trustees of Methodist Church £1,280.00 Crumpsall Crumpsall North Manchester Older Peoples Group £2,200.00 St Matthew with St Mary Anglican £2,460.00 Parish of St.Thomas,Lr £5,704.00 Church Crump/St.Mark,Cheeth Roses & Reels Film Club £479.96 Friends of Crumpsall Park £9,000.00 Blackley Village Youth,Childrens £500.00 Choir,Percuss Roses & Reels Gardening Club £1,975.96 Friends of Herristone Park £6,425.00 Residents of George Halstead Court £103.33 Friends of Crumpsall Park £7,500.00 Blackley Babies Cappuccino Club £227.99 St Peter's Upper Churchyard Team, £844.49 Blackley Lower Crumpsall Residents £7,900.38 Total: £38,426.68 Crumpsall Youth Group £1,500.00 Sidmouth Drive Residents £2,545.00 Total: £39,928.38 Crumpsall & Cheetham Allotments £1,689.40 Total: £40,000.00

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DIDSBURY EAST DIDSBURY EAST Friends of Fog Lane Park £2,978.00 Albert Court RA £200.00 Residents of Gawsworth Avenue £2,484.28 Didsbury Civic Society £2,792.84 Didsbury Village East RA £200.00 Old Broadway RA £4,150.65 Didsbury Arts Festival Association £4,625.00 Didsbury Traders £2,870.36 Friends of Didsbury Park £6,086.00 Didsbury Village East RA £665.00 Friends of Fog Lane Park £1,250.00 Greening of St James Group £10,853.00 Didsbury Traders £2,343.20 Old Broadway RA £839.00 Friends of Fletcher Moss Park and £10,058.75 Gardens Gawsworth Residents £1,783.94 Friends of Didsbury Park £1,050.00 Parrswood Parade Shopkeepers £721.12 Friends of Fletcher Moss Park and £3,315.95 Friends of Fletcher Moss Park and £6,987.75 Didsbury Traders and Shopkeepers (DE £3,860.20 Gardens Gardens - DW) Didsbury Civic Society £605.00 Gavsworth Avenue £1,416.00 Shapley CT Residents Management £1,786.00 Committee Tools for Self Reliance £10,219.06 East Didsbury Pre-School £8,966.00 Total: £40,000.00 Residents of Atwood Road £3,567.88 Friends of Didsbury Bee Hive £2,248.00 Didsbury CofE Primary School PTA £5,000.00 Sussex Avenue Residents £1,000.00 Aldwick Avenue Homewatch £240.00 Marion Scott Playgroup £7,000.00 Didsbury Juniors Football Club £1,864.13 Oxford Terrace RA £2,300.00 Total: £40,000.00 Withington and District Garden Society £725.00 Didsbury Civic Society (III) £547.00 Didsbury CA (DW/DE) £750.00 Street Residents £489.88 Open Up Your Garden £325.00 Total: £39,163.99

DIDSBURY WEST DIDSBURY WEST Didsbury Civic Society £605.00 West Didsbury RA (2) £2,998.25 Friends of Parsonage Gardens £14,400.00 West Didsbury RA £2,695.19 Friends of Marie Louise Gardens £4,034.01 Lansdowne House RG £500.00 Lidgate Grove RA £230.00 Friends of Parsonage Gardens £3,696.80 West Didsbury RA (DW - CP) £1,290.00 Didsbury Gardens Society £5,238.76 Didsbury Civic Society £604.91 Springdale Residents Group £916.50 Didsbury Lanes RA £4,555.00 West Didsbury RA (1) £1,114.00 Lidgate Grove RA £11,908.48 Friends of Didsbury Beehive £2,000.00 Whitechapel Street RA £6,987.75 Fletcher Moss Rangers FC £3,296.50 West Didsbury RA £3,069.24 Lidgate Grove RA £2,224.84 Didsbury Traders and Shopkeepers (DE £5,725.57 - DW) Didsbury Civic Society £494.00 Didsbury Lanes Bloom Group £3,372.50 Residents of Darley Av & Ashwood Av £1,962.75 Friends of Marie Louise Gardens £2,400.00 Lansdowne House RG £498.00 Total: £39,999.80 Didsbury Civic Society £340.00 Abundance Manchester £500.00 Didsbury Good Neighbours £3,433.67 Didsbury CA £750.00 Fielden Park Young Persons Centre £4,325.26 West Didsbury RA £2,600.00 Didsbury 0-100 £3,519.18 Didsbury Civic Society (DE/DW) £547.00 Didsbury Traders £2,469.70 Didsbury Traders (DW) £3,500.00 Didsbury Arts Festival Association £4,625.00 Total: £33,428.06 Total: £40,000.00

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FALLOWFIELD FALLOWFIELD FALLOWFIELD Residents of Bethnall Estate £7,608.00 Manchester Oriental Organisations £1,700.00 Friends of Platt Fields Park £5,000.00 Allaiance Fallowfield Older Peoples Group £800.00 Link Community Care Group £1,819.80 Platt Lane Community Centre £11,713.00 Manchester BMX YC £600.00 REEL Mcr £5,000.00 Union Chapel Fallowfield (Baptist) £20,299.47 Opportunities & Activities (Union £1,289.00 St Crispin's Church Group £1,300.00 Fallowfield Youth Forum £2,740.00 Chapel) Fallowfield Brow & Whitebrook RA £4,370.00 Parish of Birch with Fallowfield £7,276.25 Total: £39,752.47 Friends of Platt Fields Park £4,500.00 Rusholme and Fallowfield Community £2,472.25 Forum Fallowfield TARA £5,750.00 Fallowfield Traders Association £5,835.00 Fallowfield Festive Friends £3,583.00 Manchester BMX Club £3,750.00 Bethnall Drive Allotment £1,500.00 PoWWow Eco Arts £950.00 U DECIDE Friends of Platt Fields Park £1,500.00 Platt Fields Angling Club £1,151.50 U DECIDE Fallowfield Library Older £700.00 Friends of Platt Fields £1,500.00 Peoples Group U DECIDE Fallowfield Youth Forum £1,500.00 Whalley Range Cricket Club £737.00 U DECIDE Oasis Senior Citizens Group £450.00 Crispian Youth Group £7,000.00 U DECIDE Next Generation £1,500.00 Cycle Project £1,500.00 U DECIDE Fallowfield Community £1,500.00 Total: £41,991.80 Music Day U DECIDE Fallowfield Brow and £1,500.00 Whitebrook RA U DECIDE POW WOW Eco Arts £1,500.00 Total: £40,150.00

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GORTON NORTH GORTON NORTH Friends of Sandheys 496.85 Gorton Local History Group £120.00 Cross Lane,High Bank,Woodhouse St £460.00 residents Brookfield Bell-Ringers £3,000.00 Jetson Street Residents £200.00 Residents of the Parkstone Park £6,332.00 Avenues Patrick Roddy Court Sheltered Housing £290.00 Rutland RA £100.00 Residents of Wallworth Avenue, Kirk £695.00 Street Gorton Heritage Trail Action Group £943.35 Thomas Regan Social Fund £760.00 Friends of St. James £5,918.00 Friends of Gorton Park £810.00 Jetson/ButmanCommunal Alleyway £472.31 Havers Road RA £9,650.00 Cornwall Court Gardens £933.38 Gorton Visual Arts Group £4,990.00 Friends of Gorton Park £3,200.00 High Bank Senior Citizens Bowling Club £6,286.25 Friends of Hollybush Street £600.00 Residents of Bragenham £10,685.00 Street/Baeckett Street Abbey Hey Allotment Society £4,020.33 The Flowerpots £550.00 Rutland Street Residents £320.00 Harrington Street Residents £3,567.88 Gorton Library Coffee Morning Group £934.72 Leach and Bealey Close Tenants £390.00 Gorton Lifestyles £2,980.00 Gorton Community Centre £95.00 Delamere Rangers Junior Football Club £2,350.00 Gorton 100 Committee £5,737.33 Out and About Group (GN) £855.00 Total: £40,000.00 Gorton Visual Arts £3,000.00 Cecil Grove RA £5,070.00 Residents of Gordon St Area & Friends £7,934.63 High Park Senior Citizen Bowling Club £7,000.00 of Vine Street Park Total: £40,000.00 Hawers Road Group £5,000.00 Green Fold Gateway Improvement £8,000.00 Group Friends of Gorton Cemetery Group £4,052.00 Gorton 100 Community £1,200.00 Total: £39,999.03

GORTON SOUTH GORTON SOUTH Bickerdike Residents Group £3,264.85 Sacred Heart RC Primary School £5,000.00 Debdale and Woodland CA £6,731.50 Gorton 100 Committee £2,868.67 Manchester Sea Cadets 'Trafalgar' Unit £1,402.00 Chapel Street Park Area Residents and £2,300.00 230 Users Gorton Lifestyles £2,980.00 Friends of Debdale Park £3,000.00 Residents of Hemmons Rd, Methuens £6,000.00 St. Hemmons Road Terrace Association £2,800.00 Friends of Gorton Cemetery Group £890.00 Residents of Athol Street £4,300.00 GMT Mount Road Ladies Bowls £397.00 Residents of Norton,Lockwood and £3,766.25 Friends of Debdale Park £1,500.00 Bickerdike Friends of Gorton Cemetery £1,938.75 Residents of Cranbrook Road £1,800.00 Friends of Sunny Brow Park £5,819.00 Connections Dance Centre £550.00 East Football Club £1,000.00 Aspinal RA £2,601.50 Aspinal Residents Group £1,189.05 Out and About Group £500.00 Delamere Rangers Junior Football Club £2,350.00 Nutsford Vale Park Project £1,155.38 ICC Gorton Group £800.00 Cromwell/Chapel RA (Lev & GS) £3,398.00 Gorton 100 Committee £784.00 Levenshulme and District Allotment £1,500.00 Levenshulme CA (Lev & GS) £2,000.00 Holders Society Manchester Sea Cadets Unit 230 £2,582.00 Levenshulme CA (Lev & GS) £2,000.00 Levenshulme Festival (Lev GS) £3,000.00 Trafalger Green Bank Residents Association £3,818.75 Levenshulme Festival (GS Lev) £2,800.00 Total: £40,000.00 Bickerdike Residents Group £2,069.09 Greenbank RA £8,000.00 Hemmons Road Street Reps £833.46 Debdale & Woodland CA £3,391.75

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GORTON SOUTH GORTON SOUTH Brookfield Bell-ringers £3,000.00 Gorton 100 Community £1,200.00 Triangle Residents Association £998.00 Gorton Amature Boxing Club £2,950.00 Rose Court £2,995.00 Total: £40,000.00 Branded with Morrinho & RECLAIM £200.00 Levenshulme Festival £3,766.00 Levensulme Community Association £1,810.00 Total: £40,000.00

HARPURHEY HARPURHEY HARPURHEY Moston Day Monster Party Group £2,500.00 Trinity District RA £9,000.00 Aldbourne Close Social Fund £667.88 Trinity District Residents Association £1,925.00 Summerville/Springville Flowers £565.00 Simpson Memorial CA £12,592.17 Alex Stevens Community Room £1,307.98 Paradise Alley £1,549.00 Apprentice Court Residents £2,356.48 Coniston Avenue Garden Group £3,283.25 MaD Theatre Company £1,350.00 Residents of Moston Bank Avenue £3,460.00 Mora Street & Roda Street MV £3,224.94 Nolan Street Residents £289.98 Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project £5,845.75 Residents Residents of Lila Street & Roda Street £950.00 St Augustine's Cof E Primary School £2,120.00 Trinity District RA £5,800.00 Shared Alleyway Churnet Street Residents £1,120.00 Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project £487.00 Harrowdene Association £700.00 Mount Carmel RC Primary School £5,750.00 Churnet Street Residents £2,737.75 North City Community Pride £6,972.00 Church of the Saviour (Collyhurst) £356.50 Church View RA £1,709.43 Lalley Welcome Centre £1,540.00 Kingscliffe Area Residents Association £573.97 Lalley Welcome Centre £632.00 Total: £39,934.28 Purple Expressive Arts £1,042.00 Kingscliffe Area RA £2,532.50 Residents of Holtby, Marlfield, Hemsley £570.00 Residents of Holtby Street £3,895.65 South, Dalbeattie Court and Carmel Court FLAMA £1,895.38 Baytree RA £2,000.00 Residents of Holtby, Marlfield, Hemsley £1,000.00 Pathfinder Youth Club £2,049.90 South, Dalbeattie Court and Carmel Court Baytree Residents Association £805.88 Annie Darby Garden Club £2,953.54 Church View Residents Association £591.00 North City Community Pride £5,950.00 North City Community Pride £6,277.00 Total: £39,821.75 Monsall and Kingsbridge High Rise £1,200.00 Tenants Association Russet Road Gardening Group £1,317.00 TLM Neighbourhood Centre £1,000.00 Manchester Communication Acadamey £3,750.00 Limited Total: £40,439.90

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HIGHER BLACKLEY HIGHER BLACKLEY Friends of Blackley Forest £1,500.00 Friends of Plant Hill Park £6,771.20 Pike TARA £16,419.21 Friends of Plant Hill Park £525.00 Friends of Blackley Forest £1,760.00 French Barn Lane Allotments £8,000.00 Blackley in Bloom Banners £2,305.00 North City Youth Zone £1,750.00 Friends of Plant Hill Park £1,716.20 Higher Blackley Rebels JFC £975.69 Blackley Drop In £500.00 Residents of Harry Pigott Court £1,422.56 Mirfield Road Community Garden £200.00 105th Manchester Scout Group £1,503.85 King William IV Angling Society £5,364.00 Broughton Anglers £5,106.00 Sainsbury's Pond £4,804.04 Riverbank TARA £5,417.00 Blackley Extreme Sports £5,700.00 Blackley Young Peoples Youth Club £800.00 Friends of Sure Start £1,660.00 Manchester Diamonds Cheerleaders £5,573.00 Trust £4,024.00 Total: £39,998.97 Residents of Heaton Park Road £3,240.00 North Manchester Scouts District £1,042.64 King William IV Angling Society £3,369.00 Blackley Extreme Sports Event £1,140.75 Harry Pigott Court £518.18 Blackley Young Peoples Youth Club £1,000.00 Art Workshops £474.00 In Bloom Banners £2,820.00 Riverbank TARA £7,990.00 Riberbank TARA £360.00 Alcester Road £2,524.93 Blackley Rainforest £2,377.75 Total: £40,000.80 Broughton Anglers £9,336.93 Total: £39,991.16

HULME HULME MAFFA Commemorative Committee £1,000.00 North Hulme Youth Project £6,534.78 Friends of Hulme Park £3,077.62 Mothers Against Violence £1,000.00 Hornchurch Homes £6,682.63 Out There Supporting Families of £353.00 Prisoners Hornchurch Court Community Garden £1,969.75 Shawgreen Community Group and £2,710.00 Friends of Hulme Park (II) £2,003.37 TARA Hornchurch Court Community & Film £1,319.78 African and Caribbean Mental Health £2,588.09 Bentley House TARA £1,310.00 Project Services Venture Arts £1,933.00 St Philips CE Primary £995.00 Shawgreen TARA £3,500.00 Friends of Hulme Parks £3,213.45 Hulme Community Garden Centre £3,300.00 Akiolki -Children's Choir of Polish £3,650.00 Saturday S Homes 4 Change £2,210.00 Greenheys Lane Tree Group £4,911.79 Hulme in Transition £2,000.00 Friends of Hulme Park £2,953.66 Shawgreen Gardening Project £1,831.00 Hulme War on Waste £400.00 Monton Street Residents Forum £5,950.00 Britannia Basin Group £3,200.00 Shawgreen TARA £700.00 Monton Street Residents Forum £3,325.00 Friends of Hulme Library £850.00 Aquarius TARA £2,600.00 Aquarius Estate TARA £5,439.00 Martenscroft Nursery School and Sure £3,578.00 Zion Garden Project £3,000.00 Start Centre Aquarius Estate TARA £3,325.00 Britannia Mills £1,100.00 Zion Community Resource £3,500.00 Total: £33,638.64 St. George's Community Crusaders £350.00 Table Tennis Tigers Hulme £1,138.00 Total: £38,631.29 Hulme Urban Gardens Society £1,000.00 Aquarius Community Centre £7,000.00 Total: £35,231.99

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LEVENSHULME LEVENSHULME LEVENSHULME Levenshulme ABC Boxing Academy £9,000.00 Levenshulme CA £4,000.00 Levenshulme Festival (Lev GS) £8,000.00 Levenshulme Festival £7,534.00 239th Manchester Scout Group £3,000.00 Cromwell/ Chapel RA (Lev & GS) £1,000.00 Residents of Lindsay Road £3,211.09 Delamere Neighbourhood Group £383.95 Delamere Neighbourhood Group £570.00 The Green Triangle Residents £4,000.00 Friends of Rodney Fields £2,339.00 Residents of Davenhill Road £2,894.12 Association North Levenshulme Community Group £1,499.50 Levenshulme Festival £10,000.00 Levenshulme CA (Lev & GS) £3,472.00 Delamere Neighbourhood Group £150.00 Acacias Community Primary School £800.00 Residents of Preston Road £7,412.76 Levenshulme Catholic Football Club £580.00 Levenshulme Baptist Church £1,600.00 Levenshulme Baptist Church £9,000.00 Community Project Community Proj Four Avenues Residents Association £1,814.25 Friends of Lansdown Community £8,046.00 Friends of £1,480.00 Garden Danforth Grove Residents Association £911.50 Bristol and Gloucester Avenue RA £225.00 Broom Lane Community Group £3,390.22 Friends of Elmgate Grove £2,397.36 Triangle Community Associate Group £400.00 Levenshulme Local History Group £300.00 Levenshulme Community Association £3,620.00 Friends of Highfield Country Park £564.00 Residents of Elmgate Grove £1,675.90 Red Deer Projects £1,000.00 Four Avenues RA £415.00 Four Avenues RA £805.00 Delamere Neighbourhood Group £3,482.30 South Manchester JFC £1,909.00 Total: £40,000.00 Creative Hands Foundation £800.00 Levenshulme Community Allotment £2,180.82 Project Total: £40,000.00 North Levenshulme Community Group £500.00 Alma Park and Rainbow Kids Club £750.00 Cromwell and Chapel RA £1,000.00 St Mary's Fun Club £1,387.23 York & Pascal Street RA £500.00 Total: £40,000.00

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LONGSIGHT LONGSIGHT LONGSIGHT Friends of Crowcroft Park £2,000.00 Greaster Manchester Bangladesh £2,275.00 Northmoor Homework Club £3,255.00 Association Proud of Longsight International £5,500.00 Longsight 5 -a-Side £1,500.00 Hamilton Road Area CA £7,057.74 Festival Longsight Womens Health Group £800.00 Longsight Parents Group £3,800.00 Slade Grove Oasis £280.00 Longsight 5 a side £1,487.50 Manchester Bangladeshi Women's £3,315.00 Longsight Traders Association £3,865.00 Organisation Northmoor Live at Home Scheme £960.00 P.A.S.T. £2,000.00 Slade Lane Neighbourhood Centre £923.68 Manchester Dragon Taekwondo £1,350.00 Crowcroft Park Primary School £995.00 Hopkins and Hatton Street RA £9,950.00 Slade Lane Playgroup £800.00 Patey/Sherrington ( Alley Cats!) £2,081.92 Friends of Crowcroft Park £1,680.00 Slade Lane Neighbours Centre £1,870.00 Victoria Park RA £6,247.09 Jabez Group £5,838.58 Manchester Football Sports Acadamy £5,560.00 Brighter Alley £2,186.56 Crowcroft Park Primary School £2,000.00 The Roby £2,850.00 Northmoor, Elgar,Farrant RA £2,180.75 Green Fingers Garden Group £2,650.00 Pink Bank Village Group £2,431.50 Mackenzie,Parkin, Pinkbank and £2,171.00 Mc/r Bangladeshi Womens' £2,500.00 Northmoor Rd RG Organisation Crossroads Community Centre £300.00 Slade Lane Neighbourhood Centre £2,150.00 Total: £40,000.00 Crossroads Community Centre £150.00 Stopover Gardening Girls £380.89 Crossroads Community Centre £50.00 Manchester Football Club and Sports £8,216.69 Academy Northmoor Community Association £2,582.00 Northmoor CA £500.00 Inspired Sisters £4,863.38 Total: £39,999.90 Victoria Park Residents Association £1,093.24 MPPN RA £1,750.00 Longsight Badminton League £1,437.40 Northmoor, Elgar, Farrant RA £2,165.00 Total: £40,000.02

MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH Newton Heath Festival £4,864.38 Collyhurst South TA £9,625.50 Newton Heath Festival £3,940.33 Collyhusrt South TRA in Bloom £2,708.00 Parkview Communal Garden group £1,250.75 Duncan Edwards Court £2,345.00 Woodgarth Gardening Club £1,348.00 Woodgarth & Terence Street Gardening £1,620.00 Troydale TARA £1,870.00 Club Newton Heath Eco Youth £3,300.00 Friends of Scotland Hill Road Park £10,607.52 Hallam Road Children's Centre £1,500.00 Newton Heath Peace Garden Group £3,850.00 Brookdale Park User Group £1,090.00 Miles Platting Arts and Crafts Project £2,015.00 Derbyshire, Graver, Marguerita £1,456.72 Ensemble French Supplementary £1,000.00 Derbyshire, Graver, Marguerita Garden £986.88 Resdients Garden Association School RA Miles Platting FC £1,509.10 Queensferry TARA £142.86 Resident of Amos Street Local Mums £99.99 CSTAR or Coleridge Street T&R £645.00 Derbyshire,Graver,Marguerita RGA £1,011.42 FWA Manchester £3,484.00 Collyhurst South TARA £2,466.98 Briscoe Lane Primary School £795.00 Brookdale Park User Group £1,500.00 Park View Community PTFA £2,187.00 Heathfield Church £1,000.00 Brookdale Park Veterans Bowling Club £3,500.00 Norbury Close Residents £1,500.00 Wythenshawe One World £1,450.00 Old Church Street Retailers £2,750.00 Old Church Street Retailers Association £2,793.35 Old Church Street Retailers Association £6,023.56 St. George's Youth and Community £3,000.00 Centre

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MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH MILES PLATTING & NEWTON HEATH Queensferry TARA £300.00 St Georges Youth and Community £6,450.00 Newton Heath Eco Youth £4,289.57 Centre Old Church Street Retailers Association £1,250.00 All Saints Brownies £1,000.00 Collyhurst South TA £8,719.23 Living Stones Church £1,325.00 Total: £43,066.61 Total: £40,000.00 FC United £2,845.00 Alburn Court £3,334.00 Total: £37,682.53

MOSS SIDE MOSS SIDE Caribbean Carnival of Manchester £5,000.00 Colourful and Edible Garden Festival £700.00 Focusing First on People £4,353.00 Focussing First on People Roberts Avenue and Playfair Street RA £1,900.00 Caribbean Carnival of Manchester £5,000.00 Thornton Road RA £2,660.00 MAAFA Commemorative Committee £1,500.00 Claremont Primary School £900.00 Brockley Avenue RA £3,000.00 Thornton Road RA £3,211.09 St Edward's Primary School £880.00 Great Western Street RA £2,856.41 Horton Road Residents £2,000.00 CARISMA £3,460.00 Residents of Brompton Road £4,244.45 Residents of brompton Road, Yew Tree £2,653.25 Brockley Avenue RA £452.00 St. Edwards Primary School £5,124.50 Road and Rosford Road Moss Side Tenants and Residents £2,000.00 Alexandra Park TARA £5,370.00 Roberts Avenue and Playfair Street RA £3,540.38 Group Croft Garden Community Group £311.64 Worthing Street Residents £1,700.00 Friends of Whitworth Park £5,000.00 Friends of Whitworth Park £2,376.00 United Somali Bravanese Community £5,000.00 Advice and Community Resource £5,864.00 Centre Mothers Against Violence £1,000.00 Chrysalis Family Support Centre £2,000.00 Alexandra Park TARA £2,520.00 United Communities of Manchester £0.00 Support4Progress £4,520.00 Moss Side Adventure Playground £523.00 Refugee and Migrant Development £3,300.00 Maine Road Tree Project £2,833.20 Total: £39,685.74 Association Alexandra Park TARA £1,600.00 Friends of Whitworth Park £4,500.00 Caribbean Incentive Association £2,210.00 Total: £37,315.20 Friends of the Centre Sport £3,348.40 Moss Side Community Garden £3,000.00 Moss Side TARA £4,500.00 Total: £39,910.38

MOSTON MOSTON MOSTON Moston Day Monster Party Group £2,500.00 MaD Theatre Company (Moston and £1,350.00 346th Manchester ( ) Scout £3,954.00 Harpurhey) group JAG RA £5,351.82 Welcomers Group £675.62 Belpark RA £5,000.00 St Dunstans AODS £2,941.29 Triangle Garden Association £827.35 NEPHRA RA £660.00 Moston Meadows Residents £7,704.00 Moston Meadows RA £2,155.00 Sydney Jones RA £1,126.95 Association JAG RA £306.00 St Luke's Parish Church Council £2,155.00 Broadhurst Park £3,540.96 Federation of Lightbown & Moston £1,895.38 Sydney Jones Court TA £320.00 Moston Meadows RA £6,146.14 Associations Sts Dunstans AODA £6,000.00 New Moston Schools Watch £4,995.00 Elder Grove RA £6,245.12 Moston Fields Residents Association £3,662.00 Rebecca's Street Dance Classes £1,250.00 J.A.G. RA £7,900.00 Ilkley Fold Garden £320.00 St Dunstan's Amateur Operatic and £9,949.99 Moston Fields RA £2,937.50 Dramatic Society

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MOSTON MOSTON MOSTON NEPHRA £8,527.25 Sydney Jones Tenants Association £315.08 NEPHRA (2nd Application) £823.00 Total: £39,207.74 Welcomers Group (II) £220.00 Total: £38,333.67 NEPHRA Residents Association £1,380.00 New Moston Royal British Legion £495.00 Broadhurst Ladies Bowling Club £2,116.00 Ilkley Gardens £380.00 Total: £28,584.04

NORTHENDEN NORTHENDEN NORTHENDEN Wythenshawe Yough Activity Group £2,500.00 Kerala School of Dance £1,700.00 Residents of Elverston St. & Brett St. £9,400.00 Nth Northern Moor Gardening Society £7,920.00 Manchester Malayalee Cultural £1,525.00 St. Michael's and All Angels Community £623.54 Association Hall St Michael's Community Hall £15,047.00 Northenden Allotment and Garden £4,811.62 Barnardos Sure Start Childrens £5,500.00 Society Centre Riverside Park Friends Group £600.00 Northenden Community Project £650.00 Friends of Northenden Riverside Park £11,825.00 Northenden Allotment Society £7,118.50 Northenden Parent,Baby and Toddler £1,500.00 The Victoria Eatery £3,394.00 group Benchill Senior Citizens Club £620.00 Northenden Village Partnership £22,500.00 Lisbon St.Anthony's Girls £620.00 Benchill Community Centre £1,850.00 Wythenshawe African Community £1,550.00 Northenden Civic Society £3,500.00 Group Northenden Civic Society £4,344.43 Wythenshawe Young Activity Group(1) £2,500.00 Total: £34,862.54 Jimmy Egan's Boxing Academy (U £0.00 Total: £36,736.62 Decide - Externally Funded) Sarelles Morris Troupe (U Decide - £0.00 Externally Funded) Wythenshawe Wheelers (U Decide - £0.00 Externally Funded) Northenden Riverside Group (U Decide £0.00 - Externally Funded) Benchill Community Centre (U Decide - £0.00 Externally Funded) Nothern Moor College (U Decide - £0.00 Externally Funded) Unique Tutoring (U Decide - Externally £0.00 Funded) Northern Moor Gardening Society (U £0.00 Decide - Externally Funded) South Manchester Healthy Living £0.00 Network (U Decide - Externally Funded) Disabled Raised Gardening Area £0.00 (Sense of Place - Externally Funded) Benchill Senior Citizens Activity Lounge £0.00 (Sense of Place - Externally Funded) Group story telling and performing £0.00 (Sense of Place - Externally Funded)

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NORTHENDEN Capacity Building for Northern Moor £0.00 Carnival (Sense of Place - Externally Funded) Village Green Rose Garden (Sense of £0.00 Place - Externally Funded) Northenden Walking Map (Sense of £0.00 Place - Externally Funded) Community Canoe Club (Sense of £0.00 Place - Externally Funded) Boxing Equipment (Sense of Place - £0.00 Externally Funded) Wythenshaw Wheelers Café Project £0.00 (Sense of Place - Externally Funded) Away days for the elderly (Sense of £0.00 Place - Externally Funded) Total: £39,999.93

OLD MOAT OLD MOAT Old Moat Youth Outreach Project £9,965.00 Oldmoat Drop Inn (for childminders) £781.45 Old Moat Youth Outreach Project £2,750.00 Summer Fusion Friends of Sandhurst Avenue £5,708.62 Friends of the Fallowfield Loop £1,005.81 Wellington Road Allotment Society £5,190.00 Love Withington (Traders) Xmas Lights £3,404.58 Love Withington £1,500.00 Residents of Hazelbank Avenue £4,856.32 Friends of Davenport Avenue £8,206.12 Parents Group, Bridgela Childrens £7,189.00 Friends of Palatine Avenue £3,374.01 Centre Old Moat Family Forum (Learning £4,724.68 Old Moat Playgroup £12,142.39 Friends of Old Moat Park £6,018.42 Centre Support) Old Moat Youth Outreach Project £3,723.56 W/ton Civic Society £807.75 Residents of Willowbank Hostel £13,090.90 Minehead Users Group £1,075.00 Friends of Old Moat Park £14,943.60 Old Moat Duke of Edinburgh Project £5,000.00 Love Withington £2,084.00 Old Moat Youth Outreach Project £1,630.00 Total: £40,279.65 Total: £38,891.56 Total: £40,000.00

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RUSHOLME RUSHOLME RUSHOLME St Chrysostoms Church £530.00 Move-In Football Club £1,000.00 Friends of Birchfields Park £6,796.00 Rusholme TARA £1,091.00 Anson RA £2,690.00 Birch CA £7,927.73 South Rusholme TARA £2,193.00 Anson Cabin Project £4,479.10 Hadfield Cl & St Vincents Residents £5,252.00 Committee Friends of St James - Event Committee £1,003.75 Young Women's Pproject £4,000.00 Anson Cabin Project and Anson RA £5,676.98 Friends of St James - Garden Club £911.00 Residents of Park Range £4,603.95 Brighton Grove Allotments Association £3,055.00 Somali Womens Group £1,763.10 2nd Fallowfield Brownies £150.00 Residents of Kingsway Avenue £9,792.29 Anson Cabin Project £870.00 West Point RA £3,465.00 Residents of Claremont Road £1,500.00 Manchester Squadron £828.00 Rusholme Children's Centre £5,833.57 Total: £40,000.00 Parents Voice £1,984.00 Anson RA £350.00 Anson Residents Association £1,115.31 Rusholme and Fallowfield Community £2,472.25 Forum (F'field) Trinity House £954.00 Rusholme Civic Society £1,560.00 Anson Cabin Project £733.00 Anson Cabin Project £3,831.00 Friends of Platt Fields £4,850.00 Total: £34,434.87 Parents Voice £994.29 Trinity House £15,065.00 Bee Proud £5,114.55 Total: £40,000.00

SHARSTON SHARSTON Peel Hall Community Committee 1,223.25 Peel Hall Moatwatch £9,477.44 Peel Hall Moatwatch £15,665.67 Wythenshawe Youth & Community 19,999.99 Peel Hall Residents Group £1,488.00 Sharston CA £1,219.00 Centre Cedars Community Tool Hire 500.00 Peel Hall Community Committee £1,276.25 Peel Hall Residents £1,668.00 New Horizons 2,150.70 St Lukes Parish Halls £9,394.13 Lomond Road in Bloom £1,000.00 Brownley Green Village Clothing Shop 241.65 Open University North West £1,000.00 Peele Residential Care Home £2,016.80 Wythenshawe Youth Activity Group 2,500.00 Wythenshawe Young Activity Group(2) £2,500.00 South Mcr Archaeolgical Research £10,181.00 Team Friends of the Addy 2,000.00 Wythenshawe Youth and Community £10,703.13 Wythenshawe Youth Arts Network £2,500.00 Centre WYAN Hollyhedge Hoedown 2,500.00 On Ya Bike Theatre Company £1,264.00 Wythenshawe Community Farm £2,500.00 Peel Hall Moatwatch 1,430.00 Crossacres TARA £450.00 Total: £36,750.47 Peel Hall Healthy Living Group 980.00 Friends of Hollyhedge Park £2,209.35 Peel Estate Home Watch 1,460.00 Total: £39,762.30 Grosvenor Park Group 5,015.00 Total: £40,000.59

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WHALLEY RANGE WHALLEY RANGE WHALLEY RANGE Al-Buraaq Womens Group £1,320.00 Women in Touch/Women Make Noise £550.00 Carlton Social and Bowling Club £10,457.00 MAAFA Commemorative Committee £1,500.00 Al Buraaq Womens Group £2,295.00 Friends of Alexandra Park £6,074.00 Residents of College Drive £200.00 Whalley Range Forum (Celebrate) £3,490.00 Celebrate £2,320.00 Chand Raat Oranising Committee £1,450.00 Residents of Vaughan Road £7,083.01 Friends of Manley Park £637.35 Residents of Whalley Range York £2,000.00 Residents of Kings Road £6,374.71 Dukeries Neighbours Association £6,850.00 Avenue Youths on Solid Group (Boys Group) £1,988.02 Residents of Kildare Road £2,833.20 Friends of Manley Park Primary School £910.63 Youths on Solid Group (Girls Group) £1,794.50 Manley Park Primary School £995.00 Indian Senior Citizens Centre £5,750.00 Alexandra Arts £5,000.00 Whalley Range Youth Opportunities £5,980.00 Whalley Range Forum £2,000.00 Association Residents of Cromwell Avenue £2,000.00 Friends of St Margarets £100.00 Total: £34,998.98 Whalley Range Action for Health & £900.00 JNR8 Youth and Community Centre £524.00 Sustainable Living (WRAH&SL) Indian Senior Citizens Centre £3,731.00 M16 Womens Group £850.00 U DECIDE Bike Ressurection Prjoct £1,000.00 Friends of Manley Park £529.00 U DECIDE Girls Night at Whizz £895.00 PTA @ Manley Park £985.00 U DECIDE Victoria, Russell & Whalley's £1,000.00 Story Timers £700.00 Secret Garden U DECIDE Prickly Haven £500.00 St Margaret's Primary School £400.00 U DECIDE Be Inspired £900.00 Our Lady's Primary School £600.00 U DECIDE Growth Whally Range £400.00 Friends of St.Margaret's £1,000.00 Grown Your Own U DECIDE Butterflies, Bees & Trees £1,000.00 Chorlton Good Neighbours/ KD Muslim £1,000.00 School U DECIDE Come 4 Tea! £1,000.00 Whalley Range : Grow Your Own £570.00 U DECIDE Centenary Booklet £1,000.00 Victoria Road Homewatch & Residents £907.00 Association U DECIDE Community Garden in the £1,000.00 Young Persons Music Collective £300.00 Indian Senior Citizens Centre U DECIDE Happy Cats Toddler Group £1,000.00 Total: £38,065.92 U DECIDE Eat Your Streets £1,000.00 U DECIDE Energise £700.00 U DECIDE Enjoy-a-ball Summer Camp £870.00 in Manley Park Total: £34,148.52

WITHINGTON WITHINGTON WITHINGTON Love Withington (Traders) £3,404.57 Ladybarn CA £5,446.00 Residents of Mauldeth Road £1,938.17 ASSIST £1,068.65 Indian Association Manchester £6,300.00 Withington Civic Society £13,271.88 Friends of Ladybarn Park £4,281.60 Withington Civic Society £7,095.83 Friends of Ladybarn Park £1,951.04 Indian Association Manchester £5,000.01 St Chad's Church Community Hall £5,757.50 Residents of Brunswick Road £5,691.71 Ladybarn Care Project £660.00 St. Cuthbert's Adult and Toddler Group £2,895.60 Residents of Mauldeth Road £12,640.00 St Chad's Parochial Church Council £2,975.00 Ladybarn Care Project £285.00 St Paul's Church Withington £1,307.20 St Chad's Parochial Church Council £3,577.99 Love Withington (OM Wthton) £1,500.00 St Paul's CE Primary PTA £3,200.00 South East Fallowfield Residents Group £6,065.40 Friends of Fog Lane Park (III) £500.00 Total: £40,000.00

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WITHINGTON WITHINGTON Withington Civic Society £6,422.18 Residents of Alan Road £3,541.50 Ladybarn Community Association Youth £761.61 Ladybarn CA £3,000.00 Project Ladybarn Care Project £4,417.99 Love W/ton £1,500.00 Didsbury Cricket Club £1,365.00 ASSIST £1,960.00 Total: £40,000.00 Total: £39,781.43

WOODHOUSE PARK WOODHOUSE PARK Tree of Life Centre Wythenshawe £1,130.00 409th Manchester( WilliamTemple) £7,250.00 Tree of Life Centre Wythenshawe £2,600.00 Scout Group Manchester Tamil Association £1,430.00 Friends of Culmere Park £3,830.00 Windermere Park Residents £10,200.00 Wythenshawe Community Initiative £2,220.00 Manchester Tamil Association £830.00 Sure Start Childen's Centre £3,041.61 St Mark's United Reformed Church £299.00 NJ Community Coaching £1,530.50 Friends of Culmere Park £3,150.00 Wythenshawe Youth Activity £2,500.00 Ken Collis Court Social Group £4,240.58 Lisbon and St Anthony's Ground £3,419.25 Development Project On Ya Bike Theatre Company £3,971.50 Residents of Portway Bungalows £2,481.00 Frank Price Social Club £4,500.00 NJ Wythenshawe Under 15's Junior £2,025.15 Ringway Primary School £4,115.00 Woodhouse Park Allotment Society £13,089.14 Football Club NJ Under 12's £2,207.10 Tree of Life Centre, Woodhouse Park £4,120.21 Total: £40,000.00 Wythenshawe Community Initiative £2,170.28 Wythenshawe Community Initiative Ltd £2,230.00 Woodhouse Park Allotments Society £9,850.00 Wythenshawe One World Group £1,450.00 Overall Total: £1,234,341.95 Wythenshawe Basketball Team £1,603.00 Wythenshawe Wrestling Club £5,422.67 Manchester Women of Diversity £350.00 Wythenshawe Young Activity Group £2,500.00 Manchester Women of Diversity £1,500.00 Total: £39,999.96 Woodhouse Park Sure Start Centre £4,000.00 050 Singers £1,203.99 Overall Total: £1,216,260. 41 110% Volunteers (Lifestyley Centre) £5,000.00 Total: £41,460.02

Overall Total: £1,248,960. 75

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