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WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of Work Local WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 GeoMon II Audit of regionally important geological sites Anglesey 10,000 Clwydian Range AONB Educational programmes related to geological features at Denbighshire 24,068 Loggerheads Country Park Kayasand Research: manufactured sand from quarry ‘fines’ All Wales 38,942 Glyncoch Community Centre Construction of new community facility Rhondda Cynon 419,562 Taf Pontardawe Street Festivals Purchase of equipment for seasonal street festivals Neath Port 11,160 Talbot Pentre Halkyn Bowling Club Essential repairs to existing playing surface Flintshire 1,176 Bonded Stores, Narberth Conversion of existing historical building to new community Pembrokeshire 200,000 museum Eglwys Oen Duw, Beulah Construction of small community extension Powys 26,914 Kenfig Hill AFC Refurbishment of existing changing rooms Bridgend 25,000 History of Welsh Quarries Production of first comprehensive record of aggregate All Wales 25,586 extraction in Wales 1 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 St Christopher’s School Eco Centre Construction of eco-learning centre Wrexham 44,272 Llanymnech Rocks Project, Pant Creation of butterfly habitat in disused limestone quarry Powys 40,211 St Catherine’s Church Community Hall, Major refurbishment and remodelling of existing community Rhondda Cynon 400,000 Pontypridd facility Taf Wern Ddu SSSI, Caerphilly Creation of audio trails Caerphilly 2,500 Winllan Project, Llanbedrog Construction of woodland trails and amphitheatre Gwynedd 126,400 Wyeside Arts Centre, Builth Wells Refurbishment of existing community facilities Powys 157,000 Mynydd Llangynderyn, Land management at site adjacent to active quarry, Carmarthenshire 199,007 including clearance of invasive species and installation of cattle grids Trefnant Bowling Club Improvements to existing community facilities and Denbighshire 43,309 purchase of new equipment Bradley Park Bowling Club Transformation of existing ‘abandoned’ municipal bowling Wrexham 145,000 green into all-weather facility Pontrhydfendigaid Multi-Use Games Area Construction of new multi-use games area Ceredigion 160,891 2 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 Burry Port Memorial Park Multi-Use Construction of new multi-use games area and new Carmarthenshire 124,686 Games Area equipment for existing play area Steel Slag as Aggregate Research: use of waste slag as aggregate All Wales 30,000 Herbert’s Quarry, near Brynaman Restoration and interpretation of historic quarry and lime Carmarthenshire 105,500 kilns on Black Mountain Gwernymynydd Footpath Construction of ‘safe’ community footpath on quarry land Flintshire 910 Ger y Gors 2G and 3G Mast Erection of mast to serve several local communities Ceredigion 30,000 St Cynbryds Church Community Garden, Creation of community garden in church grounds Conwy 16,258 Abergele Cwmllynfell Community Park and Play Construction of new play area and community park Neath Port 87,222 Area Talbot Mynyddcerrig Play Area Construction of new multi-use games area and playground Carmarthenshire 133,232 Pontybodkin Play Area Construction of new play area Flintshire 109,902 Halkyn Mountain Heritage Project Restoration and interpretation of historic lime kilns and Carmarthenshire 175,000 aggregate extraction on Halkyn Mountain 3 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 Taf Fechan Digital Trail, Merthyr Development of digital trail, via smartphones, in historic Merthyr Tydfil 99,000 quarrying area Old Schoolhouse, Four Crosses Refurbishment of existing former school and creation of Powys 57,476 new community facility Leeswood Multi-Use Games Area Construction of new multi-use games area Flintshire 103,278 Llanwrtyd Wells Pavilion Refurbishments and repairs at existing community facility Powys 22,948 Pentre Halkyn Community centre Refurbishments and repairs at existing community facility Flintshire 44,000 Cilcain Play Area New equipment at run down play area Flintshire 35,500 Llyn Maritime Museum, Nefyn Conversion of former church to local museum Gwynedd 45,549 Garth Village Hall Extension, repairs and refurbishments at existing Powys 134,713 community facility Bloomfield House Sports Hall, Narberth Construction of new community sports facility Pembrokeshire 275,000 Elias Drive Play Area, Bryncoch New equipment and re-design of existing play area Neath Port 69,718 Talbot 4 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 Cwmann Churchfield Completion of construction of new changing rooms at local Carmarthenshire 39,615 athletics field Gwernaffield Church Hall Repairs and refurbishments at existing community facility Flintshire 13,084 Llanwrtyd Wells Play Area New equipment at run down existing play area Powys 36,400 Pyle Parish Community Hall Construction of new extension at existing community Bridgend 152,000 facility Cilcain Village Hall Energy improvements and repairs at existing community Flintshire 42,979 facility Templeton Play Area New equipment and safety surfaces at run down play area Pembrokeshire 46,478 Beulah Reading Room Repairs, refurbishments and new equipment at existing Powys 95,191 community facility Radyr Guides Centre, Cardiff Urgent structural repairs at existing community facility Cardiff 40,451 Lampeter Rugby Football Club Refurbishments at existing community clubhouse Ceredigion 103,196 Llanarmon yn lal Skate Park Construction of new skate park facility Denbighshire 66,350 Cornelly United Football Club Construction of pitch perimeter fence, gates and spectator Bridgend 29,045 stand 5 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 Pantymwyn Village Hall Essential repairs and refurbishments at existing community Flintshire 17,101 facility Coed y Bont Community Woodland, near Construction of trails and ponds to create accessible Ceredigion 82,000 Pontrhydfendigaid community woodland Pentrych Tennis Club Repairs to existing changing rooms and equipment Cardiff 38,103 Llysfaen Village Hall Repairs and refurbishments at existing community facility Conwy 22,548 Hermon Community Centre Construction of café and crèche at existing community Pembrokeshire 57,550 facility Llanwrtyd Heritage Centre Conversion of chapel to local heritage and arts centre, Powys 44,412 including artists’ spaces Pontyclun Rugby Football Club Completion of construction of new changing rooms Rhondda Cynon 91,667 Taf Old Church Rooms, Radyr, Cardiff Construction of extension on existing community centre Cardiff 130,570 and general repairs and refurbishments Ystalyfera Rugby Football Club Repairs and refurbishments at community clubhouse Neath Port 32,725 Talbot 6 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales Project Nature of work Local Authority Funding Area 2011-2017 Maesyfelin Field, Pontyclun Construction of new play area and community space Rhondda Cynon 147,042 Taf Crymych Rugby Football Club Construction of new training pitch for junior players Pembrokeshire 67,374 Rhydymwyn Play Area New equipment Flintshire 24,349 Alberbury Cricket Club Installation of new practice nets and equipment Powys 21,508 Llanelli Wanderers Rugby Football Club Construction of clubhouse extension to create new Carmarthenshire 145,090 community facility Nelson Rugby Football Club Repairs and refurbishments at community clubhouse Caerphilly 55,000 Pentyrch Bowling Club Construction of new community clubhouse Cardiff 20,000 Caewern Park, Bryncoch Construction of new play area and community park Neath Port 105,000 Talbot Porthmadog Football Club Construction of new adult learning centre at ground Gwynedd 85,000 Tavernspite Village Hall Repairs and refurbishments Pembrokeshire 30,083 Total 5,682,801 7 WAQ71941 Aggregate Levy Fund for Wales 8 .
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