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Fr Reed Om of in Nform Matio On F reedom of Information Enquiry Number - 1-720906619 – Allocation of area budget Request and Response: Can you please disclose what community groups or friends grroups have applied forrf unding through the area budgeet and by what amount. Can you also included what wards these appply to. I wouuld like this information from dates going back to 2010 up to the present date. Please find attached the information you have requested; please also note that the information is presented in a variety of formats. LAB 6 TOWNS 2010-11 Oldbury Name of Group Allocation Chi-Kenpo Karate 3,012 Branzone 840 Oldbury Local History Group 500 Loaves 'n' Fishes 700 Tividale Co-op 1,200 Bradbury House Day Hospice 350 Dudley Road East Allotment Project 4,340 New Henry Street TRA 600 Seniors Dance club 460 TOTAL £ 12,002.00 Smethwick Name of Group Allocation St Alban's Community 2,925.00 Association Smethwick Royal 2,467.00 British Legion Cape Luncheon Club 1,500.00 1st Warley Woods Scout Group 5,000.00 The Albion Estate Youth Group 2,500.00 Galton Village 290.00 Playcentre (S.A.P.A.) Friends of Victoria 5,000 Park Committee Rood End Community 1543 Association Charles Pearson 769 Court Residents Association Midland Heart (on behalf of Penmakers Residents group) 350.00 Victoria Playcentre & 998 Out of School Club Warley Woods Community Trust 1420 Friends of Lightwoods Park 5000 TOTAL 29,762.00 Tipton Name of Group Allocation Tipton Community Association 350 Centenary Methodist Denbigh Playscheme 150 British Legion Tipton Salem Tea Dance 500 Loaves 'n' Fishes 500 Veterans Club & Youth Club c/o Alexandra High & 6th Form 800 Tipton Young Asian Women's Forum 2,500 Tipton Green Junior Club 800 Grace Community Church Friday Club 1,000 Teanscene 500 98 Club 250 Tipton Operatic and Dramatic Society (TOADS) 500 Wednesday Coffee Club 500 OSCAR Sandwell 500 Great Bridge Community Forum 500 Princes End Domino League 500 Sandwell Young African Caribbean Achievers 500 Food and Culture Group 600 Black Country 5 Bird Flying Club 330 Tipton Community Association 350 Cotterills Farm Tenant Management Organisation 595 Wednesday Coffee Club 300 Tipton Young Asian Women's Forum 2500 Park Lane Dominoes Leaue 300 Centenary Methodist Denbigh Playscheme 150 Churchfield Caravan Project 2000 Tipton Green Junior Club 350 Grace Community Church Friday Club 1000 Golden Opportunities 500 Jubilee Park Youth Club - “Let’s Get Ready For Work” 1500 20,825.00 Wednesbury Name of Group Allocation Wednesbury Royals Football Club 300 Friends of Brunswick Park 1,000 Central Methodist Church 1,520 Hill Top Community Association 801 6th West Bromwich Boys Brigade 703 Woods Methodist Church 2,000 Wednesbury History Society 750 Loaves 'N' Fishes 500 Friar Park Tenants & Residents Association (fun day) 2,000 OSCAR Sandwell Co Ltd 300 Friar Park TRA (talent show) 500 APPA (Wednesbury Women's Group) 2,000 Wednsbury Young Firefighters Assoc 1,000 Wednesbury Sons of Rest 505 Hill Top Sons of Rest 360 Sandwell Visually Impaired 450 Friar Park Millennium Centre 3,000 Total 17,689.00 West Bromwich Name of Group Allocation The Branch (St Phillips Project) 2,500 Bromford Lane Allotment Association 2,750 West Bromwich Community Centre Management Committee 1,725 Cre-8 Young People Group 1,000 The Friends of Dartmouth Park 1,500 Loaves 'n' Fishes 700 Yew Tree & Tamebridge Residents Group 600 W Brom Senior Citizens Angling Society 2,300.00 OSCAR Sandwell Ltd 182 Sandwell Valley Trails Group 3,000 Greets Green Afro Caribbean Stg Group 1,715 S'well Young African Caribbean Achievers Events 1,500 African Caribbean Centre Point 965 Friends of Dartmouth Park 1,000.00 Young Sparks Children's Centre 722 West Bromwich Chess Club 400 Sonshine UK 416 Sandwell Visually Impaired 500 Total 23,475 Rowley Regis Name of group Allocation Brickhouse Residents Association 1000 OSCAR Sandwell 500 Oakham Evangelical Church 700 Rowley Regis Disability Centre 1000 OH Festival 4400 Elmswood Chase Neighbourhood Watch 700 Grange Road Mission 1000 Park Avenue and Rowley Neighbourhood Watch 450 3rd Cradley Heath Unit 5 500 The Kingfisher Club 400 Total 27691 LAB 6 TOWNS 2011-12 Name of Provider Town/Area of Value 2011/12 Benefit Wednesbury War Memorial Fund Wednesbury £6,500.00 Campaign Group Friar Park Millennium Centre Wednesbury £5,000.00 Wednesbury Amateur Boxing Club Wednesbury £500.00 Manor No. 2 Darby and Joan Club Wednesbury £951.00 Friends of Millfields Green Spaces Wednesbury £410.00 Wodensborough Amateur Boxing Club Wednesbury £1,000.00 Wednesbury Young Firefighters Wednesbury £500.00 Association and Wednesbury Navy Training Corps True Spirit Karate Kai Wednesbury £1,500.00 Wednesbury District Guides Association Wednesbury £1,600.00 The Friends of Wednesbury Museum and Wednesbury £500.00 Art Gallery St. Bartholomew’s Church Wednesbury £1,000.00 Leabrook Church Council Wednesbury 1,000.00 The Wesley Centre Wednesbury £500.00 Wednesbury Sons of Rest Wednesbury 1,000.00 Mesty Croft Darby and Joan Club Wednesbury 1,000.00 Bilston Road Residents and Tenants Wednesbury £1,000.00 Association Sandwell Confederation of Indians Wednesbury £600.00 Royal British Legion Tipton £500.00 The Great Bridge Community Forum Tipton 850.00 Tipton Green Junior Club Tipton 800.00 Club 98 Tipton 292.00 Cotterills Farm Tenant Management Tipton 500.00 Organisation Tipton Young Asian Women’s Forum Tipton 500.00 Princes End Dominos League Tipton £500.00 Lee’s Memorial Sons of Rest Tipton £495 Tipton Green Junior Club Tipton £300 Tipton Young Asian Women’s Forum Tipton £5,000 The Wednesday Coffee Club - Queen’s Tipton £500 Diamond Jubilee Golden Opportunities Tipton £500 St. Paul’s Community Association Tipton £3,000 Princes End Domino League Tipton £400 Park Lane Dominoes League Tipton £300 Queen Diamond Jubilee Celebration - St. Tipton £300 Paul’s Community Association Lost City TRA Tipton £100 Centenary Methodist Denbigh Playscheme Tipton £400 St. Peter’s Church Tipton £500 Tipton Towns Women Guild (Methodist Tipton £200 Church, Tipton Green) Rood End Comm Association Smethwick 1,543.00 Brush Strokes Smethwick 350.00 Oldbury Bristnall Neighbourhood Watch 2,015.00 Complete Kidz Community Sports Club Oldbury £1,500.00 Oldbury Rounds Green Church 500.00 3rd Cradley Heath Guides Rowley £500.00 Brickhouse TRA Rowley £1,000.00 Sandwell Sea Cadets Rowley £650.00 Rowley £700.00 Elmswood Neighbourhood Watch Scheme Rowley £500.00 Good Companions West Friends of Dartmouth Park Bromwich 1,000.00 West Charlemont TRA - youth club Bromwich 541.44 West Cre-8 Bromwich 500.00 West Unity in the Community Bromwich 800.00 West Charlemont TRA Bromwich 300.00 West Sporting Club Albion Bromwich 2,000.00 LAB 6 TOWNS 2012-13 Tipton Neighbourhood Activity Allocation Great Bridge TRA - FISSH - (Fisher Street, 525.00 Henly Close and Slater Street) Great Bridge St. Peter's Church, Greets 500 Green Great Bridge Total 1025.00 Princes End Tipton Young Asian Womens 500.00 Forum Princes End Total 500.00 Tipton Green 0.00 Total All Wards Royal British Legion 500.00 All Wards Grace Community Church 500.00 Friday Club - capacity building of the Group All Wards West Bromwich Senior Citizens 500.00 Angling Society- capacity building of the Group All Wards Club 98 310.00 All Wards 1810.00 3335.00 Wednesbury Neighbourhood Activity Allocation Friar Park Friar Park Millennium Centre 5000 Friar Park Total 5,000.00 Wednesbury North Baptist Church 200 Wednesbury North Total 200.00 Wednesbury South 0 Total All Wards West Bromwich Rail Model 777 Club (May 2012) All Wards Beech Road Rugby Club for 932 Pensioners All Wards Confederation of Indians 2000 All Wards West Bromwich Senior Citizens 500 Angling Society All Wards Oakswell Residents 825 Association All Wards Friends of Fudgestock 1500 All Wards Wednesbury Water Polo Club 2500 All Wards 9,034 Total 14,234.00 West Bromwich Neighbourhood Activity Spend CGV Total Spend 0.00 Great Barr & YT - Friends of Great Barr Library 813.60 Great Barr & YT - Cre-8-2-Accumulate 304.00 GBYT Total Spend 1,117.60 GGL Total Spend 0.00 Hateley Heath Total Spend 0.00 Newton - Management Committee Tanhouse 2,500.00 Newton - Tanhouse community Centre Youth Club 1,500.00 Newton Total Spend 4,000.00 West Bromwich Central - Dartmouth Park Friends of Dartmouth Park 700.00 WBC Total Spend 700.00 All Wards Sandwell Arts Trust 300.00 All Wards Spend 300.00 OVERALL TOTAL EXPENDITURE 6,117.60 Smethwick Neighbourhood Activity Spend Abbey Total Spend #REF! St Pauls Brasshouse Lane Community Centre - ‘Fund a Brick’ 100.00 St Pauls Community Speedwatch equipment 410.00 St Paul's Total Spend 510.00 Smethwick 3H's Organisation 125.00 Smethwick Total Spend 125.00 Soho & Victoria 3H's Organisation 125.00 Soho & Victoria Victoria Park Friends Group 350.00 Soho & Victoria Total 475.00 Spend All Wards 0.00 OVERALL TOTAL EXPENDITURE Rowley Regis Neighbourhood Activity Allocation Blackheath Total 1,500.00 Tividale Holy Cross Community Centre 2,750.00 Tividale Total 2,750.00 Cradley Heath SAPA (Riddings Mound Play Centre) 500.00 Cradley Heath Total 500.00 Brick House TRA (Community Fun Day) 1,000.00 Rowley Total 1,000.00 All Wards OH Festival (Annual Event) 4,000.00 Dudley Golf Club 500.00 Oakham Evangelical Church 500.00 Friends of Rowley Libraries 955.00 All Wards 5,955.00 11,705.00 Oldbury Funding Type Neighbourhood Activity Allocation Oldbury Total 0.00 Bristnall Total Total 0.00 Old Warley Total 0.00 LAB Langley Brandhall Lib Friends 824.00 Langley Total 824.00 All Wards Total 824.00 LAB 6 TOWNS 2013-14 Tipton Neighbourhood Activity Allocation Oldbury Total 0.00 Bristnall Londonderry
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