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Report on the Impact of Manchester Airport on the Local Community to Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Commit Manchester City Council Item 6 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 Manchester City Council Report for Resolution Report to: Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee – 14 December 2010 Subject: Impact of Manchester Airport on the Local Community Report of: Manchester Airport Summary This report includes information about Manchester Airport’s Community Trust Fund supplementary to the oral report to be provided at the meeting. Recommendations To note the information provided in the report. Wards Affected: All Contact Officers: Name: Wendy Sinfield Position: Community Relations Manager, Manchester Airport Telephone: 0161 489 8796 E-mail: [email protected] Background documents (available for public inspection): None. 1.0 Contents Appendix 1: Trustees of the Community Trust Fund Appendix 2: Recent Publicity for the Manchester Community Trust Fund in Manchester City Council Appendix 3: Manchester Airport Community Trust Fund Grants in Manchester Appendix 4: Graph of Grants Awarded in Manchester Appendix 5: Manchester Airport Community Trust Fund Annual Report 2009 – 10 35 Manchester City Council Item 6 – Appendix 1 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 Appendix 1 The Trustees are drawn from the Manchester Airport Consultative Committee as required in the Section 106 Agreement for the 2nd Runway singed by Manchester and Cheshire. The current Trustees are: Manchester Airport 1st Trustee: Andrew Harrison, Managing Director Manchester Airport 2nd Trustee: Julie Armstrong, Human Resources Director Cheshire East Council Trustee: Councillor Don Stockton Cheshire West and Chester: Councillor Malcolm Byram Manchester City Council: Councillor Tony Burns Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council: Councillor John Pantall Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council: Councillor Michael Smith Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council: Councillor Mike Whetton In order to have a QUORUM at the quarterly meetings, a Trustee from the following areas is required to attend: Manchester Airport Greater Manchester Cheshire 36 Manchester City Council Item 6 – Appendix 2 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 Appendix 2 Recent publicity for the Manchester Airport Community Trust Fund in Manchester City Council Community Outreach events Wythenshawe 2010: The Harvest centre (18/3/10) and the Forum Library (1/6/10) External Events • Voluntary Action Manchester Funding event, Manchester City Centre: February 2010. (No invitations to similar events in Manchester have been received since this date) • ‘Parents together’, Wythenshawe Hall • Hollyhedge Hoedown, Hollyhedge Park, Wythenshawe • Wythenshawe “Summersonic” events Literature • Direct mail out of ‘mini datasheet’ sent to all Manchester City Councillors • Manchester Airport Community Enewsletter and Enewsletter for Wythenshawe. Recipients include: • Over 450 South Manchester community groups • Greater Manchester Council for Voluntary Organisation network • Community Network 4 Manchester ‘s distribution list • Manchester Airport Consultative Committee members • All Manchester schools located inside the Area of Benefit • Strategic Partners including BW3 members (including Wythenshawe FM) Other publicity Ongoing publicity of the fund via funding websites such as: • Manchester Community Central http://www.manchestercommunitycentral.org/funding • Community noticebaords • Past recipients (233 in Manchester as of 2009/10) 37 Manchester City Council Item 6 – Appendix 3 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 Appendix 3 Manchester Airport Community Trust Fund Grants in Manchester 2000 - Present Burnage RFC Jul-00 £25,000.00 Burnage Hulme Community Garden Centre Jul-00 £18,155.00 Hulme Whalley Range 11-18 High School Jul-00 £4,000.00 Whalley Range Friends of Ladybarn Park Jul-00 £3,500.00 Withington St Marks URC & Community Project Jul-00 £8,000.00 Wythenshawe Town FC Jul-00 £21,000.00 Wythenshawe 4th Fallowfield Guides Oct-00 £113.35 Fallowfield St Luke's Community Garden Project Oct-00 £1,221.92 Wythenshawe Wythenshawe Credit Union Partnership Oct-00 £5,640.00 Wythenshawe Community Health & Resource Centres Oct-00 £3,857.90 Hulme Urban Potters Apr-01 £3,000.00 Hulme Woodhouse Park Anglers- Painswick Park Apr-01 £4,010.00 Wythenshawe Wythenshawe Community Farm Apr-01 £18,012.50 Wythenshawe Early Years & Play Apr-01 £2,000.00 Greater Manchester Youth Basketball Team Apr-01 £1,240.00 123rd Manchester Scout Group Jul-01 £5,000.00 Fallowfield King's Church - EDEN NR*G Jul-01 £1,211.87 Manchester Bridgelea Parents' Group Jul-01 £2,140.00 Withington 1st Wythenshawe Scout Group Jul-01 £7,100.34 Wythenshawe 1st Moss Nook Scout Group Jul-01 £5,200.00 Wythenshawe St Andrew's Methodist Church Jul-01 £5,435.00 Wythenshawe Wythenshawe Shopmobility Jul-01 £5,000.00 Wythenshawe Community Action UMIST Sutdents Association Jan-02 £600 Manchester Friends of Wythenshawe Park & Fletcher Moss Gdns Jan-02 £3,000 Wythenshawe Didsbury Civic Society (Jubilee Garden) Apr-02 £5,000.00 Didsbury Newall Green Infant School Apr-02 £3,000.00 Wythenshawe Newall Green Baptist Church Community Project Jul-02 £10,000.00 Wythenshawe Baguley Hall Primary School Jul-02 £12,505.00 Wythenshawe Northenden Civic Society Oct-02 £7,000.00 Wythenshawe Ivy Cottage Playgroup Jan-03 £100.00 Didsbury University of Manchester Botanical Fallowfield Experimental Grounds Jan-03 £3,834.00 St Michael & All Angels Parish Church Jan-03 £5,200.00 Northern Moor Signpost Young People’s Advice & Info Centre Jan-03 1551.63 Wythenshawe Benchill Community Centre Jan-03 4212.37 Wythenshawe Wythenshawe Youth Theatre Jan-03 10000 Wythenshawe The Sea Cadet Corps- Mcr Trafalgar Unit Apr-03 £4,006.00 Gorton 38 Manchester City Council Item 6 – Appendix 3 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 SCC230 St Wilfrid’s Primary School Apr-03 £3,000.00 Wythenshawe Poundswick Residents’ Association Apr-03 £4,500.00 Wythenshawe Dominoes Junior Netball Club Jul-03 720.00 Belle Vue Somali Womens’ Group of Manchester Jul-03 1105.54 Rusholme Rusholme & Fallowfield Civic Society Jul-03 2000.00 Victoria Park Crossacres Youth & Community Group Jul-03 2200.00 Wythenshawe St Philip’s Church & Community Centre Oct-03 £6,533.10 Gorton Door of Hope & Opportunity Trust Oct-03 £11,554.65 Wythenshawe Morborne Close Residents’ Group £5,212.00 Ardwick/Brunsw Jan-04 ick Northmoor Community Association Jan-04 £1,025.00 Longsight Great Western St Residents’ Assoc Jan-04 £5,000.00 Moss Side Trinity House Community Resource Centre Jan-04 £7,000.00 Rusholme Woodhouse Park & Moss Nook Community £4,676.38 Association Jan-04 Wythenshawe West Wythenshawe Open Award Group Jan-04 £3,498.90 Wythenshawe Church of the Nazarene Jan-04 £4,000.00 Wythenshawe Newall Green Parents & Friends Association Jan-04 £2,620.00 Wythenshawe Body Positive North West Apr-04 £4,000 Hulme Manchester Academy Table Tennis Club Apr-04 £900 Moss-Side Wythenshawe Community Farm Apr-04 £8,478 Wythenshawe The Harvest Centre Apr-04 £5,000 Wythenshawe St Margaret’s Church Jul-04 £4,000.00 Burnage Ladybarn Community Association Jul-04 £3,610.08 Fallowfield Parish Church of St Paul Jul-04 £3,000.00 Withington St Bernadette’s Thursday Tea Dance Club Jul-04 £3,000.00 Withington St Richard’s Church (C of E) P.C.C. Jul-04 £3,000.00 Wythenshawe Friends of Baguley Park Jul-04 £3,000.00 Wythenshawe St Francis of Assisi C of E Jul-04 £3,020.50 Wythenshawe West Didsbury & Chorlton AFC Oct-04 £5,000.00 Chorlton Brookfield Bellringers Oct-04 £5,000.00 Gorton Sojurners House Oct-04 £2,500.00 Whalley Range Friends of Fog Lane Park Oct-04 £3,028.00 Withington 409th Manchester (William Temple) Scout Oct-04 £1,000.00 Group Wythenshawe Broughton Park Youth Development £1,574.60 Chorlton-cum- Jan-05 Hardy The Parish Church of St Nicholas Apr-05 £1,000.00 Burnage Union Chapel Apr-05 £2,200.00 Fallowfield Reachout Youth Apr-05 £2,000.00 Moss Side St Andrew’s Methodist Church Apr-05 £2,000.00 Wythenshawe Wythenshawe Youth Theatre Apr-05 £2,500.00 Wythenshawe Crossacres Primary School Apr-05 £2,400.00 Wythenshawe Manchester Young Lives Jul-05 £2,000.00 Wythenshawe 39 Manchester City Council Item 6 – Appendix 3 Communities and Neighbourhoods Overview and Scrutiny Committee 14 December 2010 Friends of Culmere Park Jul-05 £2,541.00 Wythenshawe The Monastery of St Francis & Gorton Trust Oct-05 £4,000.00 Gorton Tree of Life Centre Wythenshawe Oct-05 £5,000.00 Wythenshawe NJ Community Coaching Oct-05 £2,000.00 Wythenshawe All FM 96.9 Jan-06 £1,000.00 Levenshulme Pakistani Community Association Jan-06 £4,612.50 Longsight Chrysalis Manchester Jan-06 £1,000.00 Moss Side Proctors Football Club & Youth Project Jan-06 £800.00 Moss Side Indian Senior Citizens Centre Manchester Jan-06 £2,500.00 Whalley Range East Disbury Methodist Church Apr-06 2,500.00 Didsbury Friends of Didsbury Park Apr-06 1,760.00 Didsbury Venture Arts Apr-06 1,000.00 Hulme Northmoor Live at Home Apr-06 500.00 Longsight Longsight Jamaican Community Centre Apr-06 930.00 Longsight The Jabez Group Jul-06 £2,500.00 Longsight Mediconcern Jul-06 1,174.98 Rusholme Friends of St Margarets Jul-06 £1,000.00 Whalley Range Solid Earth Jul-06 £1,000.00 Whalley Range Heart Help Support Group Jul-06 £1,000.00 Withington Wythenshawe Wheelers Jul-06 £2,300.00 Wythenshawe Crossacres Youth & Community Group Jul-06 £3,407.20 Wythenshawe Parks Watch Association Jul-06 £2,000.00 Wythenshawe Willows Wannabees Playgroup
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