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Annex B to Annex a to Item 4 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 PARISH PARTNERSHIP FUND GRANTS 1996 - 1999 Set out below are details of the grants awarded by Milton Keynes Council from the Parish Partnership Fund in the three years 1996/97, 1997/98 and 1998/99. The sums shown are not necessarily the sums claimed as some projects did not commence or the final costs were lower. Parish Details of Application 96/97 97/98 98/99 Total Grant £ £ £ £ per electo r £ Astwood & Hardmead No application made - - Bow Brickhill Sound absorption work to Pavilion 760 Outside shelter at Village Hall 305 Speed Limits Signs 500 Purchase of 10 safety play mats 195 Four portable ceiling mounted spot lights for local children’s drama group 200 Replacement of broken and damaged tables in Village Pavilion 535 Purchase of overhead projector for use in Bow Brickhill First School 100 Purchase two dog waste bins for Village Playing Field 330 Purchase of basketball posts and various craft materials 125 3,050 1.46 Bradwell Purchase of replacement Ransomes 214 tractor towed gang mower 3,445 Install used Bus shelter 570 Replacement of Portaloo on allotment site 785 Construction of cycle barriers in Common Lane, Bradwell 347 5,147 0.72 Bradwell Abbey Resurfacing hardsurfaced areas areas at Two Mile Ash and Great Holm Allotments 4,400 New flooring for Two Mile Ash Community Annexe 1,400 5,800 1.17 10 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Parish Details of Application 96/97 97/98 98/99 Total Grant £ £ £ £ per electo r £ Broughton & Milton Building and planting of a village garden in Milton Keynes Village 2,500 2,500 0.83 Keynes Campbell Park Refurbishment of bollards 475 To redecorate the outside of Springfield Community Centre and renew part of front 400 elevation wall To redecorate the exterior of Fishermead Neighbourhood House 190 Provision of two bus shelters in area of Pentewan Gate, Fishermead 3,800 Provision of barriers on approaches to Play Area, Kernow Crescent, Fishermead 125 4,990 0.50 Castlethorpe Install Bus shelter 1,900 n Refurbishment of Conservation Area - Seats, oak posts and chains 2,500 4,400 6.16 n Posts and chains to surround village triangle and sign n Erect notice board/Village map n Purchase play equipment n Plant trees around village Clifton Reynes & Purchase of covered trailer 1,475 Newton Blossomville Replacement of existing wooden direction signs 225 Trestle tables for Reading Room 515 Trailer Cover 94 2,309 2.51 Emberton Bus shelter, Olney Road 2,647 11 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Sports Pavilion extension 16,206 18,85 37.63 3 12 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Parish Details of Application 96/97 97/98 98/99 Total Grant £ £ £ £ per electo r £ Great Linford No application made - - Hanslope Fencing of children’s play area on Hanslope Recreation Ground 1,000 Safety surface around slide 1,060 Provision of overflow car park at the Hanslope Recreation Ground 2,500 Provision of Hawthorn Hedge on one side of Allotment Field 450 5,010 2.76 Haversham Landscape improvements around parish 4,000 Provision of six street lights - four on The Crescent and two on Haversham Hill 1,050 5,050 7.62 Lavendon Landscaping works 380 Provision of play area at Doddshill Field 5,000 Provision of seating 500 Provision of water heater in The Old School, High Street, Lavendon 300 6,180 6.57 Little Brickhill Fencing footpath at end of playing field 230 Provision of replacement shed for additional storage of youth club equipment 180 Provision of replacement shed for additional storage of youth club equipment 160 570 1.83 Loughton Repairs, refurbishment of Memorial Hall 950 To provide a barrier in form of planters or stone bollards outside Loughton Middle 2,500 School 13 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Replacement of Fire Retardant Curtains at Gt Holm Meeting Place 477 3,927 0.98 Parish Details of Application 96/9 97/98 98/99 Total Grant 7 £ £ £ per £ elector £ Moulsoe Installation of road narrows in Village 2,500 Relocation of Play Area 1,500 4,000 18.18 Newport Pagnell Refurbish Community Centre Kitchen 1,130 Install new water taps at Allotments 100 Provision of crime fighting pack to every household in Newport Pagnell 2,500 n Improved security in Town Council office 1,150 4,880 0.94 n Improved security of Town Noticeboards North Crawley Construction of hard surface on Recreation Ground 1,900 Provision of full size basketball court 1,250 3,150 5.27 Olney Provision of raised flower beds 475 Four stone planters at Wellingborough Road and Lavendon Road entrance to the 1,214 Town Millenium Bridge linking the west side of Olney to Emberton Park with a 19,940 21,619 4.72 pedestrian bridge Ravenstone 1. Plantation Benches 350 2. Grit Bin 3. Dog Fouling Sign 4. Lych Gate Repairs 14 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Renovation of Burial Ground Wall 1,750 2,100 11.11 Parish Details of Application 96/9 97/98 98/99 Total Grant 7 £ £ £ per £ elector £ Shenley Brook End Fencing around allotment 760 760 0.07 Shenley Church End Provide and erect car park sign 129 129 0.03 Sherington Play equipment 760 Footway lights 160 Bus timetable notice board 50 Land drains and planting 230 Fencing and drainage works 1,500 Two wooden seats for location within the Village 600 Commemorative tree to celebrate Sherington twinning with Sameon 50 Pictorial map of Village for outside display showing places of interest and roads 250 Post and chain fence at The Knoll (Conservation Area) 400 To provide bollards around the Village Play Area (car park side only) 250 Extension of Village Hall to provide additional storage 10,000 14,250 18.87 Stantonbury Provide additional access to Cemetery 475 475 0.07 Stoke Goldington Construction and erect village sign 850 Replacement table and chairs 475 1,325 2.83 Walton Provision of Bus shelter 1,805 Provision of Bus Shelter at Gregories Drive/Fyfield Barrow junction, Wavendon 2,000 15 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Gate Provision of Bus Shelter in Browns Wood 2,500 6,305 1.12 16 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Parish Details of Application 96/9 97/98 98/99 Total Grant 7 £ £ £ per £ elector £ Wavendon Renovation and improvement of the floor to Wavendon Community Centre 630 Provision of Bus shelter 1,805 Red surfacing on the double bend of Walton Road, Wavendon and four other 1,700 areas To install emergency and exit lighting and signs that comply with the latest 700 regulations at Wavendon Community Centre Refurbishment of Community Centre Kitchen 2,500 Increase parking provision 300 7,635 11.55 Weston Underwood Landscaping 190 An additional lamp standard in the High Street on the unlit bend opposite the 500 church for use by pedestrians and motorists Flagpole and Flag for Village Green 227 917 4.75 Woburn Sands To pave, cobble and build raised flower beds with seating in centre of town 5,600 Improvements to Recreation Ground 950 To provide ballcourt equipment in Recreation Ground to enable football, 2,450 basketball and cricket to be practised. To remove and replace nearly all the hedge line in Recreation Ground due to 1,000 Dutch Elm Disease Safety matting 1,500 Renovation of war memorial 1,350 Provide and install Dog Fouling signs 125 Create picnic area including tables, seats, cycle stands and new footpath 2,489 15,464 8.42 17 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 18 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Parish Details of Application 96/9 97/98 98/99 Total Grant 7 £ £ £ per £ electo r £ Woughton Barriers at end of footway in Coffee Hall 750 Lighting various areas 2,500 Refurbishment of Beanhill Tennis Courts 2,000 Traffic calming scheme Beanhill (Phase 2) 6,000 Employment and Funding of Youth Workers - to include project funds of £1,000 2,500 Bus shelter on Market Hill, Eaglestone 2,000 Traffic calming scheme on Eaglestone 12,750 Lighting of Beanhill Tennis Courts 3,250 31,75 3.76 0 Chicheley Enhancement of playground 590 590 6.28 Gayhurst Fencing around tree 190 190 1.92 Fenny Stratford and Provision and installation of 10 cycle bars 500 Water Eaton Provision and installation of six wooden benches 900 Purchase and installation of five rubbish bins 500 1,900 0.21 New Bradwell Traffic calming in Bounty Street 2,250 2,250 1.10 Stony Stratford Provision of Town Gate Markers 2,500 Equipment for Fullers Slade School Club 300 19 ANNEX B TO ANNEX A TO ITEM 4 Perfect Play 2000 Project - Provision of play equipment 600 3,400 0.55 Parish Details of Application 96/97 97/98 98/99 Total Grant £ £ £ £ per elector £ West Bletchley Renovate Garden for the Blind, near Rectory Cottages 960 960 0.06 Wolverton and Production of a community mosaic 4,080 Greenleys Installation of CCTV system in Wolverton 2,500 Purchase Disco equipment for Greenleys Community Centre 750 7,330 0.91 TOTALS 49,906 50,450 98,819 199,175 20.
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