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Standards Report Electoral Divisions Initiative Payments made April 2006 to March 2007 Councillors name Payment date Applicant Application details Amount granted Adair 07/04/2006 Bradmore Parish Council Gates for parish footpaths £ 498.00 Adair 14/08/2006 Ruddington Parish Council Refurbishment project of the pavillion £ 2,000.00 Adair 24/10/2006 Ruddington Cadet Detachment Purchase training material £ 500.00 Adair 23/01/2007 Jubilee Clubhouse Project New changing facilities £ 2,000.00 Adair 22/02/2007 Costock Parish Council Heating system for village hall £ 500.00 Adair 22/02/2007 Bradmore Parish Council Improvements to the parish footpaths £ 500.00 Adair Total £ 5,998.00 Allin 01/04/2006 Age Concern Warsop & District Support Age Concern Warsop £ 750.00 Allin 04/05/2006 Birkland Primary & Nursery School Funding for school projects and banners £ 1,000.00 Allin 04/05/2006 Warsop Flower Club Purchase new equipment £ 250.00 Allin 04/05/2006 Meden Vale the Future Cost of establishing new group £ 1,000.00 Allin 04/05/2006 Meden Vale Community Association Heating system for hall £ 1,000.00 Allin 19/05/2006 The British Council ( Bassetlaw-Brazil Project ) Student visit to Brazil, Portland School £ 500.00 Allin 15/09/2006 Church Warsop Joint Action Group Support project for the school children £ 1,000.00 Allin 05/02/2007 Friends of Church Vale School & Nursery Breakfast club for 60 children at school & nursery £ 1,500.00 Allin Total £ 7,000.00 Anthony/Zadrozny 11/07/2006 Stanton Hill Community Development Group Trip for local elderly people £ 100.00 Anthony/Zadrozny 24/01/2007 Ashfield District Council Provide and erect a seat at Teversel Trail £ 750.00 Anthony/Zadrozny 24/01/2007 Stanton Hill Community Development Group CCTV for Community Development Group £ 1,000.00 Anthony/Zadrozny Total £ 1,850.00 Barnes 27/04/2006 St Timothy's Church Community Centre Cost of redecorationg £ 500.00 Barnes 27/04/2006 Arnold FC Tours Cost of trip to Utrecht £ 250.00 Barnes 27/04/2006 Gill Allcock Purchase new crockery for Wednesday Club £ 100.00 Barnes 27/04/2006 Notts Athletic Club Cost of trip to Bangkok £ 250.00 Barnes 27/04/2006 Gedling D of E Purchasing equipment £ 500.00 Barnes 19/05/2006 St James Church Funding for summer play group £ 200.00 Barnes 06/06/2006 The Panthers Sports & Recreation Club for Disabled Help with funding to keep group running £ 250.00 Barnes 08/09/2006 Carlton Male Voice Choir Assist in the purchase of music scores £ 500.00 Barnes 29/09/2006 Carlton Brass Band Hosting a French band £ 250.00 Barnes 15/11/2006 St James Church Porchester Publicity costs for youth club £ 200.00 Barnes 15/11/2006 Arnold View Primary School Seating for shady area in childrens garden £ 250.00 Barnes 30/11/2006 The Shepherd School Purchase sports equipment £ 200.00 Barnes 29/01/2007 Church Drive School Purchase a Buddy Bench for the school £ 280.00 Barnes 29/01/2007 Arnbrook Primary and Nursery Purchase a Buddy Bench for the school £ 280.00 Barnes 28/02/2007 Rotory Club of Carlton Mini bus trip for Digby Special School £ 300.00 Barnes 28/02/2007 Poets Corner Neighbourhood Watch Funding for group meetings £ 100.00 Barnes 28/02/2007 Science on Stage Lighting for show £ 200.00 Barnes 20/03/2007 Ernehale Division Notts Guides Attend a training weekend for leaders £ 200.00 Barnes Total £ 4,810.00 Baron 11/07/2006 John Godber Trust Purchase 6 image pictures for Hucknall Library £ 564.00 Baron 02/08/2006 John Godber Trust Framing of prints for John Godber Centre £ 225.60 Baron 11/09/2006 Hucknall Tourism & Regenerations Group Promotional work for the group £ 250.00 Baron 11/09/2006 Hucknall Retired Members Association Assist with room rental and equipment £ 250.00 Baron 11/09/2006 Hucknall Volunteer Bureau Assist with administration costs £ 500.00 Baron 11/09/2006 Hucknall Arts Society Bring guest artists in to demonstrate their work £ 250.00 Baron 13/09/2006 Welbeck Residents & Tennants Association Assistance with Newsletter £ 350.00 Baron 09/10/2006 Titchfield Court Welfare Association Assist with running costs £ 250.00 Baron 13/10/2006 Thursday Club Basic hygiene and first aid course £ 250.00 Baron 18/12/2006 John Godber Trust Replacement of fire doors £ 1,000.00 Baron 23/01/2007 Hucknall Tourism and Regeneration Group Cost of room hire £ 150.00 Baron 23/01/2007 Friends of Hucknall Titchfield Park Group Cost of newsletters and leaflets £ 250.00 Baron 07/02/2007 Ashfield District Council Flowers for Marketplace in Hucknall £ 350.00 Page 1 Electoral Divisions Initiative Payments made April 2006 to March 2007 Baron 06/03/2007 SJM Community Enterprises Community newsletter for Hucknall £ 600.00 Baron Total £ 5,239.60 Bosjnak 17/05/2006 Mansfield Woodhouse Community Development Group Cost of summer community event £ 700.00 Bosjnak 30/06/2006 4th Mansfield Woodhouse Scouts Security fencing around scout hall £ 1,000.00 Bosjnak 20/07/2006 Mansfield Woodhouse Community Development Group Cost of setting up a website £ 250.00 Bosjnak 20/07/2006 Northfield Neighbourhood Management Team Community Open Day for residents £ 250.00 Bosjnak 05/09/2006 Yeoman Park School Play equipment for new playground area £ 750.00 Bosjnak 11/09/2006 HETTYS Assist with transport and therapy costs for client £ 200.00 Bosjnak 15/09/2006 Manor Park Neighbourhood Watch Youth project on Manor Park, Mansfield Woodhouse £ 1,000.00 Bosjnak 29/09/2006 Yeoman Park School Sensory Garden £ 200.00 Bosjnak 01/11/2006 Mansfield Lifesaving Club Purchase training materials £ 200.00 Bosjnak 11/12/2006 Mansfield & North Notts Society for Deaf People Christmas presents for members children £ 200.00 Bosjnak 01/02/2007 Robin Hood Primary School Fund School trip to County Hall £ 150.00 Bosjnak 02/02/2007 Mansfield Woodhouse Society Hall hire and speaker costs £ 250.00 Bosjnak 26/02/2007 Rennine Close Residents Association Funding for transport costs of residents £ 200.00 Bosjnak Total £ 5,350.00 Brandon-Bravo 18/04/2006 West Bridgford Explorer Scouts Activity camp in Snowdonia, cost of trip £ 400.00 Brandon-Bravo 26/05/2006 Rushcliffe Residents Association Help with admin costs £ 500.00 Brandon-Bravo 14/07/2006 West Bridgford Guides RE International Guiding Experience £ 100.00 Brandon-Bravo 01/08/2006 Ruddington Framework Knitters' Museum Financial assistance £ 100.00 Brandon-Bravo 07/11/2006 West Bridgford Junior School New gates £ 436.68 Brandon-Bravo 09/01/2007 West Bridgford Warriors Sherwood Basketball League costs £ 400.00 Brandon-Bravo 24/01/2007 West Bridgford Advice Centre Running costs of group £ 500.00 Brandon-Bravo 07/02/2007 St Lukes Church Youth event £ 340.00 Brandon-Bravo 07/02/2007 West Bridgford Shopmobility Funds for charity £ 400.00 Brandon-Bravo 07/02/2007 The West Bridgford School Purchase a block of bike racks £ 1,000.00 Brandon-Bravo 21/02/2007 West Bridgford Police Station Mobile phone for CPSU at West Bridgford Police Sta £ 249.50 Brandon-Bravo 21/03/2007 Trentside Club Funding for new 11 - 16 yr youth group £ 500.00 Brandon-Bravo 22/03/2007 West Bridgford Shopmobility Renewal of insurance premium £ 500.00 Brandon-Bravo 22/03/2007 Ruddington Framework Knitters Museum Cost of repairs at museum £ 250.00 Brandon-Bravo Total £ 5,676.18 Bullivant 12/04/2006 Waste Recycling Group Alterations to village hall £ 2,000.00 Bullivant 24/05/2006 The British Council (Bassetlaw - Brazil Project) Student visit to Brazil, Portland School £ 500.00 Bullivant 26/05/2006 Environment Department, Highways Footpath repair in Beckingham £ 1,000.00 Bullivant 06/06/2006 Wiseton Parish Meeting, Environment Department Grasscrete blocks to Wiseton Triangle £ 750.00 Bullivant 08/09/2006 Clarborough Parish Council Additional street lamp on Gill Green Walk £ 800.00 Bullivant 10/11/2006 Misterton Parish Council Furniture for the Misterton Centre £ 2,664.44 Bullivant 22/11/2006 Misterton Parish Council Purchase a new computer £ 534.00 Bullivant 01/02/2007 Beckingham PCC Admin and running costs £ 1,000.00 Bullivant Total £ 9,248.44 Butler 11/04/2006 Cotgrave Retail Traders Association Purchase of equipment £ 300.00 Butler 27/04/2006 Friends of Cotgrave Country Park Cost of printing leaflets £ 1,200.00 Butler 19/06/2006 Langar Cum Barnstone Parish Council Re-surfacing of footpath £ 900.00 Butler 05/07/2006 Royal Britiah Legion, Bingham Branch Porta Loos for Battle of Somme anniversary £ 124.55 Butler 07/07/2006 Manvers Junior School Purchase sweatshirts for all students £ 1,100.00 Butler 13/07/2006 Youth & Community, Rushcliffe Football League Running costs of group £ 500.00 Butler 17/10/2006 Cotgrave Retail Traders Association Christmas market £ 250.00 Butler 24/01/2007 Cotgrave Town Council Purchase new furniture £ 500.00 Butler 08/02/2007 Jenny Warhurst Girl Guide trip to Switzerland, representing group £ 100.00 Butler 22/02/2007 Cropwell Bishop Parish Council Production costs of reports and plans of group £ 500.00 Butler 20/03/2007 NCC Highways, Fishponds Wood Clearence Clearence of a drainage dyke that floods £ 175.00 Page 2 Electoral Divisions Initiative Payments made April 2006 to March 2007 Butler 21/03/2007 Cotgrave & South Notts Art Group Hire costs of meeting room £ 750.00 Butler Total £ 6,399.55 Carr 11/04/2006 Mr P Garratt Maintenance of community plant borders £ 100.00 Carr 02/05/2006 Gcap Media Services Ltd Provide distraction activites for young residents £ 587.50 Carr 09/05/2006 Nottingham City Council Transformer Project at Carwood Rd Beeston £ 150.00 Carr 09/05/2006 Notts CC, Highways Department Two "H" lines on Central Avenue, Beeston £ 229.00 Carr 08/06/2006 A Lambert Purchase flowers for neighbourhood
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