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Labour: Working Hard for All of Stanley Achievements LABOUR: WORKING HARD FOR ALL OF STANLEY 100 ACHIEVEMENTS www.countydurhamlabour.co.uk #LABOURWORKS 1. Private landlord accreditation scheme pilot in South Moor and New Kyo. 2. Road resurfacing throughout New Kyo, Annfield Plain and Greencroft. 3. New play parks in Annfield Plain and Catchgate. 4. Improvements to Greencroft Fishing Pond – new footpaths and fencing. 5. Catchgate Learning Hive – a joint venture with Derwentside Homes. 6. Croft Community School – over £3million investment in education. 7. Replacement bus shelters on major routes. 8. Improved zebra crossing on Durham Road, Annfield Plain and Park Road, South Moor. 9. Community day every year, in association with local schools. 10. Wheels To Work employment support project. This project helps residents who are unable to gain employment due to transport difficulties. The applicant is loaned a fully insured scooter for a fixed period and is trained to ride it. 11. Couch to 5k running group Derwentside A.C. 12. Supporting Neighbourhood in Bloom – Stanley winning Silver overall. 13. New equipment for Greencroft Netball Club. 14. Summer reading challenge projects from Annfield Plain and South Moor Libraries. 15. Feasibility studies for sustainable community buildings. 16. Funding Annfield Plain Community Centre resources and projects. 17. New equipment for Catchgate Community Football Club. 18. Street Eats project in Catchgate. 19. New equipment for Tantobie, Annfield Plain and Beamish Cricket Clubs. 20. £800,000 investment in new Customer Access Point and Library. The new development opened in Summer 2016 offering improved facilities and access to DCC services in the town centre. 21. New fencing for Annfield Plain Infant School. 22. Free Summer holiday football projects based in Catchgate, South Moor and Tantobie. 23. Improved road safety in Greencroft. 24. New equipment for both Annfield Plain Homing and South Moor Homing Societies. 25. Supporting the Stanley Fireworks Festival. 26. Incentives for small local businesses to employ apprentices. 27. Supporting volunteer meals delivery drivers at South Stanley Partnership. 28. Mobile CCTV cameras to combat fly tipping in known hot spots. 29. Stanley AAP invested over £775,000 in local projects with over £1.4 million match funding between 2013 and 2016. 30. Community Planter Society. From a small estate based project in 2014 CHAPS have grown over the last two years to incorporate individual planter projects in communities throughout Stanley. The group have accessed small amounts of funding to work in each area. 31. Street repair scheme to insulate solid wall properties 32. Stanley Community Football Centre 33. Funding to support Craghead junior football club set up new teams 34. Replacement security system for St Stephen’s Centre 35. Defibrillator and training for Quaking Houses 36. Relocation of Stanley Community centre and vital community services to former Day Centre (The Venue) 37. Supporting the foundation of national under 14 golf tournament at South Moor Golf Club 38. Giving local musicians a stage for their talents in Young Bands events 39. Bringing local and international acts to Stanley as part of the Brass Festival 40. Intergenerational projects in Annfield Plain. Bringing the young and old together to break down barriers in the local community so they can better understand each other’s needs 41. Three grants schemes were developed which allowed community groups to access small amounts of funding. 42. Funding and support for cultural celebrations 43. Help with equipment to develop cricket at local clubs 44. Extending the Heathland Heartland project caring for our heathland heritage 45. Funding welfare rights support and money advice services 46. Supporting the foundation of a garden at the Louisa Centre for users of their day care 47. Over £1.25 million invested in Stanley Front Street improvements 48. Playground improvements for East Stanley and St Mary’s Schools 49. Working with Citizens Advice to develop an Advice Hub for Stanley 50. Documenting and Raising Awareness of WW1 Pupils at Tanfield Lea Primary undertook research into the effects of WW1 on the area and gave presentations to the rest of the school to share the knowledge gained 51. Three issues of the community directory supporting local groups 52. Funding towards Stanley Music Festival 53. South Moor allotments replacement fencing 54. Volunteer driver scheme, help with mobility 55. New equipment for Backspin Table Tennis Club 56. International team bowls at Stanley Bowls Centre 57. New miners banners for Tanfield Lea and South Moor 58. Equipment for junior netball club for Stanley 59. New build primary school in South Moor 60. Building new play park in East Stanley on unused land in response to enquiries from local residents for play equipment 61. New heritage boards for Annfield Plain Park. 62. Wheelie bin security in response to arson attacks 63. New signage for Tanfield Village to reflect their Britain In Bloom success 64. Supporting Stanley Woodcraft Folk for local children to attend a residential 65. Helping Havannah Community Partnership increase community usage with access to computers and wifi 66. Funding for Tanfield Lea Countryside Group to enable them to continue offering local events. 67. Replacement furniture and notice boards for Tantobie Association for sports and community 68. Retail premises improvements on Stanley Front Street 69. New equipment for North Road Gym 70. South Moor Heritage Trail The trail stops at various points in the village with interpretation boards explaining the history of the industrial heritage of South Moor. Get fit while learning about village history. 71. Funding for additional activities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics at North Durham Academy 72. Tools for Craghead Allotment Association 73. Strength and conditioning sessions for Derwentside Amateur Swimming Club 74. Funding for Bloemfontein and St Mary’s schools to Get Into Golf 75. Pilot project to improve energy efficiency and appearance of retail premises 76. Holiday activities and Christmas meal essentials South Moor Community sports Club 77. Goalposts for the famous ladies estate 78. Murals to brighten up Stanley and South Moor Police Stations 79. New equipment for Derwentside Athletic Club 80. Suicide Awareness Project to create a support network for young people with mental health issues run by young people 81. New benches for Annfield Plain Bowls Club. 82. Costumes for the Oxhill Youth Club pantomime 83. Publicity material for Neighbourhood Watch Associations 84. Plants and equipment for gardening project at Castle Court 85. Improved storage for View Lane Bowls Club 86. Financial support for Silvertalk social isolation project 87. Supporting local Primary Schools with Luminaire inspired 88. Training for level 1 youth workers 89. Beamish Primary computer project 90. wild flower meadows, brightening up roads in local areas 91. Cree Projects set up to improve mental health issues 92. Stanley Variety Troupe 93. Healthy Horizons promoting exercise and healthy lifestyle 94. Smart Stanley using technology to bring more trade to Stanley 95. Healthy Habits Healthy Futures healthy eating and mental health sessions for young people 96. PACT House Community Cafe 97. Zone Youth Café Fri/Sat night combating antisocial behaviour 98. YAgenda giving young people a voice on local issues 99. Social Inclusion Navigator combating social isolation and loneliness 100. Northern Writes Literary Festival The first event took place in late 2016, early 2017 with a wide range of attractions based around the work of Tommy Armstrong the Pitman poet of Tantobie. It is planned to have a regular event in the town. Promoted by Carl Marshall on behalf of County Durham Local Campaign Forum, both at 73, Cloverhill Court, Stanley DH9 6BU. Printed By Graphic Print, Front Street, Craghead, Co. Durham DH9 6DS.
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