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Ward Budget Projects 2010-12 Ward Budget Projects 2010-12 Abbey Road Bayswater Bryanston & Dorset Square Churchill Church Street Harrow Road Hyde Park Knightsbridge & Belgravia Lancaster Gate Little Venice Maida Vale Marylebone High Street Queen’s Park Regent’s Park St James’s Tachbrook Vincent Square Warwick Westbourne West End * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Abbey Road IT drop in service at St John’s Wood Library Provider: Library Services; Contribution: £1,765 Weekly IT drop in sessions commenced in October 2010, with sessions on Monday afternoons from 2pm, and on Saturday mornings from 10am. Staff are on hand to assist you with any IT related queries. Visit the library, or call them for more information – 020 7641 1300. Hanging baskets on St Anne’s Terrace and Circus Road Provider: Westminster Parks Team; Cost: £2,856.60 Hanging baskets and brackets have been installed along St Anne’s Terrace and Circus Road for the summer period 2011 and will return for summer 2012. Chair Exercises at Barbara Brosnan Court Provider: Open Age; Cost: £2,235 Funding has been allocated to continue the popular chair exercise classes at Barbara Brosnan court from September 2011. The classes will take place weekly for the over 60s until September 2012. Christmas Theatre trip for 100 pupils of George Eliot Junior School, December 2011 Provider: DreamArts; Cost: £1,000 Christmas theatre trip took place for a new group of George Eliot pupils on 12th December 2011. In addition to seeing the performance, pupils took part in workshops with the actors to explore the themes. Contribution towards Neighbourcare Christmas Day lunch for the Elderly, 2011 Provider: Neighbourcare; Contribution: £700 Contribution towards Christmas lunch for elderly residents across the north of the Borough. Monthly book club at St John’s Wood Library Provider: Library Services, Contribution: £1,370 – COMPLETE Programme of Cultural Trips for older residents Provider: Westminster Adult Education Service; Contribution: £5,000 - COMPLETE Teenage writing group – St John’s Wood Library in conjunction with QK School Provider: Library services; Cost: £2,000 - COMPLETE School visits for pupils of George Eliot Primary to the Regents Park Allotment Garden Provider: Sustain, Capital Growth; Cost: £450 - COMPLETE Christmas Lights on St John’s Wood High Street Provider: Abraxus; Contribution: £4,508.90 – COMPLETE Christmas Pantomime trip for 100 pupils of George Eliot Junior School, December 2010 Provider: DreamArts; Cost: £1,000 – COMPLETE Contribution towards Neighbourcare Christmas Day lunch for the Elderly, 2010 Provider: Neighbourcare; Contribution: £700 - COMPLETE For more information on these completed projects please contact Victoria Andrews at [email protected] Return to top of page Bayswater Police Bikes Provider: Met; Cost: £1,422.00 Purchased three new police bikes for Bayswater Safer Neighbourhood Team to use throughout the ward. Hanging Baskets Provider: Parks; Cost: £2,247.30 Purchase of 18 hanging baskets in the ward for summer 2012 and summer 2013. Festive Lights on Westbourne Grove/Bishops Bridge Road Provider: Piggotts; Cost: £2,000.00 - COMPLETE Library project Provider: Paddington Children’s Library; Cost: £12,745 - COMPLETE Rooftop garden at St Stephen’s School Provider: St Stephen’s School; Contribution: £11,500 - COMPLETE Detached Youth Work Provider: Westbourne Park Family Centre; Cost: £10,000 - COMPLETE Hanging Baskets Provider: Parks; Cost: £3,529.95 - COMPLETE Festive Lights Provider: Piggotts; Cost: £ 1,944.64 – COMPLETE Trips for Older People Provider: Westminster Adult Education Service; Cost: £9,658 - COMPLETE For more information on these completed projects please contact Owen Murray at [email protected] Return to top of page Bryanston & Dorset Square Enforcement project for the Edgware Road Provider: Westminster Street Management team; Contribution £24,120 Members have jointly funded with Hyde Park ward the following services to tackle the issues which affect the Edgware Road and the surrounding area: • An additional evening patrol will be undertaken each week by a Westminster Warden • Two licensing enforcement officers will patrol for a period of four weeks to gather evidence against premises which are in breach of their licence. • A senior planning enforcement officer will be employed for twelve months to deal with the short term letting issues in the area. Volunteering project Provider: Fourth Feathers; Cost £4,087.18 This project will offer young people a chance to volunteer supported by Fourth Feathers. This will include providing a lunch for local older people to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee next year. Begging education campaign for Edgware Road Provider – Westminster Street Management Team; Contribution £2,641.80 - COMPLETE Children’s art competition Provider: St Marylebone Society; Cost £300 - COMPLETE Additional Westminster Warden pilot scheme for the Edgware Road Provider: Westminster Street Management team; Contribution £1,356 - COMPLETE For more information on these completed projects please contact Owen Murray at [email protected] Return to top of page Churchill Musical instrument bursary Provider: Pimlico Academy; Cost: £4,500 The Councillors are purchasing, for the Academy, violins and cellos for use by pupils progressing on the Musictrax programme. The instruments will be loaned to the pupils and can be used for their grade examinations as well. South Westminster Community Choir Provider: South Westminster Community Choir; Cost: £3,585 This choir started in Churchill Gardens last year and has now grown to encompass most of South Westminster. The Councillors of Churchill, Tachbrook and Warwick wards are all joint funding another year of this project. If you are interested in joining rehearsals take place each Monday night at St James the Less Church, Vauxhall Bridge Road, or contact Pat Shroff on [email protected] or 07855 351116. Golden Oldies Club Provider: CityWest Homes; Cost: £3,000 A club for local older people is run from Churchill Gardens Hall, as well as a regular tea club, the ‘Tea Set’, there are also trips planned throughout the year. For more information please contact Debbie Clancey on [email protected] or 020 7245 2354. Ebury Bridge Gardening Club Provider: Groundwork London; Cost: £6,000 The Councillors are again this year supporting the work of Mike Smith and the Ebury Bridge Gardening Club. Groundwork are supporting the Club to become more self sufficient in the future and helping them to fund raise from other sources. Westminster Muslim Welfare Trust Activities Provider: Westminster Muslim Welfare Trust; Contribution: £5,000 Ward budget funding is for a joint project between Churchill and Vincent Square wards which has already funded a Summer Trip, and will further fund a weekly programme of Women’s Development Sessions and a cultural event in March. Please contact WMWT for more details on 020 7828 1528. Ebury Bridge Estate Mosaic Provider: Westminster Arts; Cost: £5,000 Westminster Arts worked with over 40 young people on the Ebury Bridge Estate to create a three mosaics which were displayed at the SW1 Gallery in November. Visiting Women at Work programme Provider: Civitas; Cost: £4,000 Funding will provide an extension to this project which has seen girls from local primary schools visit women in work. Once the pilot is completed a pack will be produced which will allow local schools to carry on this work independently of Civitas and for no cost. Fireworks night diversionary activities Provider: Youth Services; Cost: £2,200 – COMPLETE Christmas party – Churchill Gardens Provider: Churchill Gardens Residents Association; Cost: £700 – COMPLETE Toy and play session Provider: Pimlico Toy Library; Cost: £9,945 - COMPLETE Pantomime trip for St Barnabas School Provider: DreamArts; Cost: £1,600 - COMPLETE Community Choir Provider: South Westminster Community Choir; Cost: £887.50 - COMPLETE SouthWest Fest Provider: SouthWest Fest Committee; Cost: £500 - COMPLETE Petting farm at the Great Communities Day Provider: CityWest Homes; Cost: £730 - COMPLETE Ebury Bridge Gardening Club Provider: Groundwork London; Cost: £4,785 - COMPLETE Dog socialisation classes Provider: Canine Culture; Cost: £2,500 - COMPLETE Visiting Women at Work programme Provider: Civitas; Cost: £2,000 - COMPLETE Churchill Garden Community Choir Provider: Sing London; Cost £2,500 - COMPLETE Westminster Muslim Welfare Trust Activities Provider: Westminster Muslim Welfare Trust; Contribution: £5,000 - COMPLETE Christmas event for local older people Provider: SouthWest Fest; Cost: £1,000 - COMPLETE Showers for Churchill Gardens Hall Provider: CityWest Homes; Cost: £8,000 – COMPLETE For more information on these completed projects please contact Janis Best at [email protected] Return to top of page Church Street Bengali Women’s Group (meeting space) Provider: Church Street Library; Cost: £1,300 This funding will enable the Bengali Women’s Group to meet in Church Street Library for a year. Supplementary school (rent) Provider: Lisson Green and Church Street Arab Association; Cost: £3,100 This funding covers the rent payable to Gateway School for the hire of classrooms on a Sunday for the supplementary school; where Maths, English and Arabic history are taught. Hanging baskets Provider: Church Street Neighbourhood Management; Cost: £750 The funding will provide five hanging baskets in Church Street to add to the others which are being funded by the Landmark Hotel. The cost includes two plantings and maintenance. New bedding & feeding chair Provider:
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