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Councillor First Name Division Scheme Details 2010-2011 First Left to Councillor Division Scheme Details 2010-2011 Total spent Name spend Bailey John Finedon Finedon Infant School - Books £3,000.00 £3,502.35 Two canvas ridge tents - 1st Orlingbury Guide Unit £750.00 £0.00 Cransley Hospice - new palliative care unit in the north of the county £500.00 Mobile speed camera - Isham Parish Council £1,250.00 Mobile speed camera - Orlingbury Parish Council £1,250.00 Mears Ashby & Hardwick Community Magazine - printing costs £500.00 New play equipment - Ecton £1,500.00 Restoration of gates in Banks Park, Finedon £1,500.00 Finedon Youth Club - running costs £1,000.00 New floodlights - Mears Ashby church £500.00 Emerging Players Programme - visit to India £250.00 £3,502.35 TOTAL £12,000.00 Left to spend Beardsworth Sally Kingsthorpe Contribution towards the restoration of Thornton Park Gardens £1,000.00 £2,850.00 Kingsthorpe Nature Reserve - boardwalk £2,000.00 £600.00 Pride of Northampton Lion - Kingsthorpe Primary £450.00 Northgate School Arts Project - Horticultural project - raised beds £400.00 Experience African Culture & Well Being Open Day - running costs £250.00 New Pastures Youth Work Club £750.00 Contibution to a Uganda expedition for young people £300.00 New Kissing Gate for disabled access to field £500.00 £300.00 Kingswell Senior Citizens Club - cost of guest speakers & coach parties Kingsthorpe Methodist Church - new boiler £3,500.00 Youth Theatre Christmas Gala concert £500.00 Fence and wall, Kingswell Road - repair and replacement £2,000.00 £3,450.00 TOTAL £11,950.00 Left to spend Bell Paul Swanspool Cransley Hospice - new palliative care unit in the north of the county £500.00 £0.00 Support for Youth Basketball in Wellingborough £3,300.00 £0.00 Community & Neighbourhood Inclusion Project - set up costs £2,400.00 Smartwater roll out - Brickhill £1,000.00 Wellingborough MIND - community kitchen £3,250.00 £0.00 TOTAL £10,450.00 Left to spend Blackwell George Earls Barton Grendon PC VAS £2,000.00 £0.00 Grendon Sapphires FC running costs £300.00 £0.00 Grendon Pre School £200.00 Starfruit Youth Theatre workshops £300.00 Earls Barton All Saints - disabled toilets £1,000.00 Earls Barton Festival costs £1,000.00 Earls Barton Bowls & Tennis Club disabled toilet £1,000.00 Earls Barton Sports Association - projector & sound system £1,250.00 Earls Barton Cricket Club - ground maintenance £1,000.00 Earls Barton Music - stage piano £1,000.00 Earls Barton Methodist Church - ovens & hobs £1,000.00 Earls Barton Youth Club - floor cleaner £1,250.00 Earls Barton United FC - new nets £1,000.00 Sporting opportunities for adults with learning disabilities £500.00 Great Doddington church disabled toilets £1,000.00 Great Doddington Memorial Hall roof £1,000.00 Wellingborough RFC - kitchen equipment £500.00 Bozeat Weslyan Church All Starz Club - Youth Worker £500.00 Bozeat PC - book £2,000.00 Bozeat St Mary's Church Hall improvements £2,200.00 £0.00 TOTAL £20,000.00 Left to spend Boardman Catherine Uplands Projector & Screen - Daventry Area Neighbourhood Watch £550.00 £0.00 Contribution towards new premises for West Haddon Pre School £10,000.00 £0.00 Crick Community Work Programme - Brush Cutter £700.00 Sibbertoft War Memorial - rennovation £528.75 Ravensthorpe & Coton Village Hall extension & improvements £2,500.00 West Haddon Junior FC - playing kit and footballs £470.00 Hollowell scullers - double scull training boat £900.00 Welford War Memorial - maintenance £442.75 £0.00 TOTAL £16,091.50 Left to spend Bromwich Rosemary Towcester Towcester Visitors Centre - Fitting out of the centre - furniture etc £5,875.00 £312.50 Towcester Allotment Association - new gates £177.50 £0.00 Towcester Choral Society - keyboard & amplifier £3,285.00 A5 Rangers Cycling Club - new curtains £350.00 £312.50 TOTAL £9,687.50 Left to spend Brookfield Julie Shire Lodge Intergeneration Film Project - Groundworks £4,900.00 £4,950.00 Corby Radio - youth training academy £2,000.00 £0.00 Contribution to Corby Street Pastors £2,000.00 Ennerdale Play Area - new play equipment £3,000.00 Happenin' Project - summer activities £500.00 £4,950.00 TOTAL £12,400.00 Left to spend Brown Robin Braunston Contribution to the Braunston festival - art workshops £2,000.00 £725.00 Kilsby Tennis Club - resurfacing of court £500.00 £0.00 Production of a Shakespeare DVD - Badby & District Society £1,000.00 Hedging maintenance and wall repairs to play area Ashby St Ledger £400.00 War memorial restoration, fencing and gate - Catesby Parish Council £750.00 Staverton Playing Fields - picnic benches & play equipment £1,500.00 Newnham - VAS £2,000.00 Kilsby Pre-School sensory room £1,125.00 £725.00 TOTAL £9,275.00 Left to spend £8,000.00 £4,500.00 Bullock Mark Corby Central Deaf Awareness - BSL level 1&2 training Kingswood School £0.00 £4,500.00 TOTAL £8,000.00 Left to spend Church Richard Kingsley £16,900.00 £3,000.00 £19,900.00 TOTAL £0.00 Left to spend Civil Bob Ise Cransley Hospice - new palliative care unit in the north of the county £500.00 £6,176.03 Ise Lodge Youth Football Club - car park extension £2,000.00 £0.00 Ise Valley Scouts - new toilet facilities incl disabled toilets £5,000.00 Natural Ise - tree and plant planting £2,000.00 £6,176.03 TOTAL £9,500.00 Left to spend Clarke Michael Hackleton Brafield on the Green Sargeant Memorial Hall - toilets £1,500.00 -£3,000.00 St Margaret's Church Denton - heaters & wiring £1,500.00 £3,000.00 Cogenhoe Cricket Club - new lawn mower £1,500.00 John the Baptist Church roof appeal £1,500.00 Piddington Roman Villa Museum - new toilet £1,500.00 Establishment of Little Houghton village website £1,500.00 Contribution to cost of naming roads in Castle Ashby £1,000.00 £0.00 TOTAL £10,000.00 Left to spend Clarke Tony Castle Cloisters Pocket Park Planting, maintenance & public events £5,000.00 £4,500.00 Running costs & room hire for Semilong Community Forum £7,500.00 £3,000.00 £7,500.00 TOTAL £12,500.00 Left to spend Conroy Jenny Spencer 1st Kings Heath Rainbows - Zoo trip & sport/art materials £200.00 £10,730.00 Kings Heath Family Fun Day - Hire costs bouncy castle etc £900.00 £1,553.25 Coach hire - visit to Wicksteed Park - Kings Heath Primary PTA £750.00 Kings Heath Community event - coaching sessions, workshops etc £496.75 Park notice board - Dallington Park £801.00 Red Line Off Road Motorcycle Project - bike & costs £2,000.00 Cardigan Close Over 50s Club activities £2,800.00 £12,283.25 TOTAL £7,947.75 Left to spend Dean David Queensway Visualiser for Hardwick Junior School £999.00 £11,170.90 Visualiser for Hardwick Infant School £999.00 £0.00 Maths equipment for outdoor play £2,670.00 Cransley Hospice - new palliative care unit in the north of the county £500.00 Equipment for disabled users of Glamis Hall Day Centre £1,061.10 £11,170.90 TOTAL £6,229.10 Left to spend Edwards Don Old Duston Kitchen refurbishment - Duston Village Hall £1,500.00 £1,369.61 Duston Swimming Club - Lifeguard training £600.00 £0.00 Hopping Hill Primary - Cameras & printing equipment £1,500.00 Duston United Tennis Club - new heaters £800.00 Millway Primary School - display boards £1,600.00 Chiltern Primary School PTA - staging system £1,500.00 Duston Old People's Welfare Association - Xmas gift scheme £750.00 Sunbeams Pre-School - toys & craft materials £380.39 £1,369.61 TOTAL £8,630.39 Left to spend Edwards Scott Wicksteed Showcase greenhouse made from plastic bottles £300.00 £957.79 Riding for the Disabled residential course for 6 children £1,500.00 £351.00 Barton Seagrave Bus Shelter £2,500.00 Cransley Hospice - new palliative care unit in the north of the county £500.00 Kettering Sea cadets - new front door £999.00 Kettering RFC - shower block £4,420.00 Kettering RFC - Ladies toilets £1,670.00 Henley Centre Arts & Crafts materials for people with LDs £422.48 Kettering District Primary School Football League - trophies £150.00 Counties Communities Association - Bowls mat £800.00 £1,308.79 TOTAL £13,261.48 Left to spend Giddings Richard Lumbertubs Lings Field playbuilders scheme £3,000.00 £10,506.09 Brookside Residents Council - room hire and leaflet production £1,000.00 £0.00 Experience African Culture & Well Being Open Day - running costs £250.00 Laptop for community use primarily youth workshops £500.00 Running costs - Fellmead & Arlbury Road Residents Association £500.00 Promotion & research costs - Northants Black History Association £500.00 £10,506.09 TOTAL £5,750.00 Left to spend Glynane Brendan Delapre Experience African Culture & Well Being Open Day - running costs £250.00 £1,997.62 New floor for Community Church Hall, Towcester Road £2,000.00 £0.00 Far Cotton Boxing Club - boxing equipment £1,160.00 Recalled Dustbin nr Rothersthorpe Road bus shelter (£152.25) Drumming tutor for 38 weeks - Southern Quarter Devt Ltd £500.00 Far Cotton Street football project £2,500.00 Delapre dustbins installation £1,023.00 Delapre installation of dustbin £500.00 Promotion & research costs - Northants Black History Association £500.00 £1,997.62 TOTAL £8,433.00 Left to spend Golby Matthew New Duston Swimming Pool Hire - Duston Boy's Brigade £1,535.00 £7,150.00 Duston Tea Dance Group - hall hire & running costs £500.00 £1,165.00 Contribution towards the cost of a trip to Uganda for young people £300.00 Duston Old People's Welfare Association - Xmas gift scheme £750.00 £8,315.00 TOTAL £3,085.00 Left to spend £4,995.00 -£3,474.82 Gonzales De Savage Andre East Hunsbury Blackmore Community Centre - play equipment & bench Blackmore Community Centre - new tables & chairs £4,995.00 £0.00 Blackymore Youth Project - projector, screen & broadband £859.82 Raising Awareness workshops for young people.
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