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Local Member Grant Expenditure 2013/2014 LOCAL MEMBER GRANT EXPENDITURE 2013/2014 TOTAL GRANT CASH LIMIT TOTAL GRANT SPEND TOTAL GRANT UNDERSPEND MEMBER COMMUNITY GRANT 840,000.00 836,186.30 3,813.20 LOCAL SCHEMES GRANT 400,000.00 396,923.98 3076.02 SMALL COMMUNITY CAPITAL PROJECTS 562,500.00 559,766.00 2734 1,802,500.00 1,792,876.28 9,623.22 MEMBER PROJECT ORGANISATION AMOUNT TOTAL MEMBER SPEND ASHFORD TOTAL AMOUNT ALLOCATED £70,000.00 (£10,000.00 PER MEMBER) MIKE ANGELL New Ashford Green Corridor Leaflet Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership 500 MIKE ANGELL East Kent Polio (Ashford) Group East Kent Polio (Ashford) Group 300 MIKE ANGELL Woodchurch Youth Club Tenterden Youth Project 850 MIKE ANGELL Kent Scouts Climbing Barn Disabled Toilet Kent Scouts 1000 MIKE ANGELL Noticeboard Shadoxhurst Parish Council 800 MIKE ANGELL Sk8side Health Project Sk8side CIC 1000 MIKE ANGELL Kent Free Hearing Aid Services in Ashford Rural South Div Hi Kent 1000 MIKE ANGELL Headway 25th Anniversary Headway East Kent Brain Injury Support 800 MIKE ANGELL Bilsington Village Hall Ceiling Replacement Bilsington Village Hall Committee 3750 10,000.00 MIKE HILL Family Events Little Explorers Children's Centre 500 MIKE HILL Pete Coe at Tenterden Folk Festival 2013 Tenterden Folk Day Trust 750 MIKE HILL Next Generation Youth Cafe Tenterden Youth Project 1000 MIKE HILL Wittersham Primary School Wittersham School Association 800 MIKE HILL Tenterden Christmas Lights Tenterden Town Council 1000 MIKE HILL Zion Baptist Church Welcome, Community & Youth Centre Zion Baptist Church 3000 MIKE HILL Free Coach Parking in Tenterden Tenterden Town Council 450 MIKE HILL Tenterden Sports & Community Facilities Review Tenterden Town Council 1000 MIKE HILL Playground Exploration Boxes John Mayne C of E Primary School 500 MIKE HILL FareShare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 MIKE HILL Biddenden Tractorfest and Country Fair - Flags & Banners - Biddenden Tractorfest and Country Fair 500 10,000.00 GEORGE KOOWAREE Funding of the Community Office Rent The Sagarmatha Gurkha Nepalese Community Ashford 1998 GEORGE KOOWAREE Ashford Drop In Centre Gurkha Peace Foundation 780 GEORGE KOOWAREE Ashford Salvation Army Kidz Club The Salvation Army 1500 GEORGE KOOWAREE FareShare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 GEORGE KOOWAREE Kent Youth County Council Campaigns Development Kent Youth County Council 1000 GEORGE KOOWAREE Entrepreneurship in Primary School East Stour Primary School 750 GEORGE KOOWAREE da Base Schools Out Half Term Club Community Answers 900 GEORGE KOOWAREE SMS Imitative Ashford & Tenterden Samaritans 750 GEORGE KOOWAREE Enabling Patient Mobility & Comfort Pilgrims Hospices Ashford 1150 GEORGE KOOWAREE Ashford Street Pastors - Coordinator Ashford Street Pastors 672 10,000.00 CHARLIE SIMKINS Festival of Talent (and flowers) Charing PCC 300 CHARLIE SIMKINS New Ashford Green Corridor Leaflet Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership 500 CHARLIE SIMKINS Celebration of Queens Coronation Charing Parish Council 250 CHARLIE SIMKINS Active Daily Adventure in Smarden Smarden Parish Council 2172 CHARLIE SIMKINS DCLG Planning Response Survey Bethersden Parish Council 750 CHARLIE SIMKINS Boughton Lees Pleasure Fayre 2014 Boughton Lees Pleasure Fayre Committee 1285 CHARLIE SIMKINS Sports Pavilion Roof Insulation Project Egerton Playing Fields Committee 685 CHARLIE SIMKINS High Halden Sports Pavilion High Halden Parish Council 750 CHARLIE SIMKINS Restoration of Village Pump Smarden Parish Council 800 CHARLIE SIMKINS Wealden Wheels Web Development Wealden Wheels 500 CHARLIE SIMKINS FareShare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 CHARLIE SIMKINS Egerton Music Festival 2014 - Professional Fees Egerton Music Festival 508 CHARLIE SIMKINS Ashford Street Pastors - Coordinator Ashford Street Pastors 1000 10,000.00 DEREK SMYTH ASD Ashford ASD Ashford 250 DEREK SMYTH Hi Kent's Free Services in Ashford Hi Kent 2000 DEREK SMYTH Stanhope Community Hub Uprising Youth and Community 1500 DEREK SMYTH FareShare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 DEREK SMYTH Former Carers Project Carers Support 2000 DEREK SMYTH da Base Schools Out Half Term Club Community Answers 1750 DEREK SMYTH Ashford Street Pastors - Coordinator Ashford Street Pastors 2000 10,000.00 JIM WEDGEBURY ASD Ashford ASD Ashford 250 JIM WEDGEBURY Animal Courtyards Repton Manor Primary School 500 JIM WEDGEBURY Ashford Salvation Army Bridge Youth Project - Volunteer Scheme The Salvation Army 2500 JIM WEDGEBURY Ashford Hockey Club - Primary School Outreach Development ProgrammeAshford Hockey Club 500 JIM WEDGEBURY Community Crafts Co-operative Joining Hands 1000 JIM WEDGEBURY Ashford Gazebo - St John Ambulance St John Ambulance Ashford 1000 JIM WEDGEBURY SMS Imitative Ashford & Tenterden Samaritans 1250 JIM WEDGEBURY Enabling Patient Mobility & Comfort Pilgrims Hospices Ashford 2050 JIM WEDGEBURY Kent Youth County Council Training & Induction 2014 Kent Youth County Council 950 10,000.00 ANDREW WICKHAM CFDB-Road Safety Audit Chilham's Future Delivery Board Ltd 450 ANDREW WICKHAM Brabourne & Smeeth Emergency Plan CLP & EP Steering Group 400 ANDREW WICKHAM Chilham Village Hall War Memorial Refurbishment Chilham Parish Council 760 ANDREW WICKHAM Chilham Square Finger Post Chilham Parish Council 766 ANDREW WICKHAM Spearpoint Trim Trail Kennington Community Forum 2000 ANDREW WICKHAM Replacement Memorial Fence for the Elmsted & Hastingleigh War MemorialHastingleigh & Elmsted Parish Councils 638 ANDREW WICKHAM Wye Memorial Plaque Friends of St Martin & St Gregory at Wye 500 ANDREW WICKHAM Village Signs in the Kent Downs Kent Downs AONB Unit 2750 ANDREW WICKHAM Enabling Patient Mobility & Comfort Pilgrims Hospices Ashford 736 ANDREW WICKHAM Ashford Street Pastors - Coordinator Ashford Street Pastors 1000 10,000.00 70000 CANTERBURY TOTAL AMOUNT ALLOCATED £90,000.00 (£10,000.00 PER MEMBER) NICHOLAS BOND Kingshall Community Birthday Party Centenary Celebration Partnership (Canterbury City Council) 1450 NICHOLAS BOND Marcel Duchamp in Herne Bay Festival 2013 Bayguide CIC 500 NICHOLAS BOND Canterbury & Herne Bay Shopmobility-Survival Project Canterbury & Herne Bay Shopmobility 2000 NICHOLAS BOND Herne Bay Motor Show Herne Bay Town Partners 1000 NICHOLAS BOND Herne Bay Rocks Herne Bay Community Radio Association 450 NICHOLAS BOND Sunshine & Smiles The Crooner Entertains 500 NICHOLAS BOND Equipment for Football Pitch Herne Bay Football Club CIC 751 NICHOLAS BOND Gazebo St John Ambulance 633 NICHOLAS BOND Upgrading of Facilities 1st Herne Bay Scout Group 1622 NICHOLAS BOND Canterbury Shopmobility Equipment Replacement Project Canterbury Shopmobility 594 NICHOLAS BOND Fareshare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 10,000.00 MARK DANCE Whitstable Castle 'Fun in the Sun' Day Whitstable Castle Trust 200 MARK DANCE Whitstable Umbrella Community Centre Summer Playscheme Whitstable Umbrella Community Centre 250 MARK DANCE Whitstable Literary Festival (WhitLit) Whitlit CIC 1000 MARK DANCE Fareshare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 MARK DANCE Whitstable Maritime Whitstable Maritime 8050 10,000.00 GRAHAM GIBBENS The Baby Group Canterbury & District Early Years Project 2500 GRAHAM GIBBENS Feasibility Study for Proposed Alterations St Stephen's Community Association 1000 GRAHAM GIBBENS Kent Mountain Centre Prince of Wales Youth Club 2500 GRAHAM GIBBENS KM Road Safety Campaign 2013 The KM Charity Team 300 GRAHAM GIBBENS Empowering Young People - Improving their Local Park The Sturry Road Community Garden Trust 366 GRAHAM GIBBENS Dementia Friendly Libraries Kent Libraries, Registration and Archives 500 GRAHAM GIBBENS Trees for Market Way, Canterbury Kent Highway Services 400 GRAHAM GIBBENS All Saints Canterbury - Replacement Hall Curtains All Saints Church Canterbury 500 GRAHAM GIBBENS Seating for Senior Citizens / Anti-Climb Paint St Stephen's Community Association 600 GRAHAM GIBBENS A Room-2-be Prince of Wales Youth Club 400 GRAHAM GIBBENS Rhythm & Rhyme (St. Stephens Community Centre) Canterbury & District Early Years Project 934 10,000.00 MIKE HARRISON Whitstable Castle 'Fun in the Sun' Day Whitstable Castle Trust 200 MIKE HARRISON Whitstable Umbrella Community Centre Summer Playscheme Whitstable Umbrella Community Centre 250 MIKE HARRISON Whitstable Choral Society Spring Concert Whitstable Choral Society 2000 MIKE HARRISON Mustard Seed Singers Mustard Seed Singers Ltd 250 MIKE HARRISON Ridgeway Road Repairs Ridgeway Residents Association 1770 MIKE HARRISON Licence for Wedding Venue Whitstable Castle Trust 1000 MIKE HARRISON Thames Valley Adventure Play Day SNAAP 1000 6,470.00 BRIAN MACDOWALL Kingshall Community Birthday Party Centenary Celebration Partnership (Canterbury City Council) 1450 BRIAN MACDOWALL Marcel Duchamp in Herne Bay Festival 2013 Bayguide CIC 500 BRIAN MACDOWALL Canterbury & Herne Bay Shopmobility-Survival Project Canterbury & Herne Bay Shopmobility 2000 BRIAN MACDOWALL Herne Bay Motor Show Herne Bay Town Partners 1000 BRIAN MACDOWALL Herne Bay Rocks Herne Bay Community Radio Association 450 BRIAN MACDOWALL Sunshine & Smiles The Crooner Entertains 500 BRIAN MACDOWALL Pantomime Trip Special Needs Advisory & Activities Project 1500 BRIAN MACDOWALL Equipment for Football Pitch Herne Bay Football Club CIC 751 BRIAN MACDOWALL 25th Anniversary Headway East Kent Headway East Kent Brain Injury Support 800 BRIAN MACDOWALL Upgrading of Facilities 1st Herne Bay Scout Group 549 BRIAN MACDOWALL Fareshare Kent - ALL DISTRICTS Children & Families Ltd 500 10,000.00 ALAN MARSH Church Roof Repairs The PCC of Holy Cross Church Hoath
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