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Tallentire Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund If you are interested in applying to this A fund for not for profit or charitable fund, please read the following details activities for local communities located carefully: close to the Tallentire Wind Farm We will not fund activities that: Funded by RES. relate to the advancement of religion relate to the advancement of any party How much is available? political activity £175,000 in Year 1 have an adverse impact on renewable £20,833 available each year energy. Who can apply? How much can you apply for? A voluntary or community group or a local The minimum grant will be £500. partnership which benefit the parishes of: Bridekirk, Blindcrake, Gilcrux, and Plumbland In exceptional circumstances a single grant of £10,000 may be awarded in a year and multi-year What can be funded? applications will also be considered. In the first Charitable, community activities that are: year of the fund, applications exceeding £10,000 will be considered if the project can show high Environmental or levels of impact and value for money for the beneficiaries within the parishes concerned. Educational or To ensure the fund meets community needs, Sporting or Cumbria Community Foundation will meet once a year with community representatives from the Amenity or Parishes. Community related If you would like to know more about this fund please contact: Examples of activities the fund would like to support: Annalee Holliday Environmental sustainability improvements to community facilities Tel 01900 825760 Projects to improve the energy efficiency Fax 01900 826527 of residents on low incomes Email [email protected] Projects identified as needed by the local Web www.cumbriafoundation.org communities in the Community Investment Strategy Cumbria Community Foundation, Dovenby Hall, Dovenby, Cockermouth CA13 0PN Charitable company limited by guarantee Registered charity no 1075120 .

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Bridekirk Parish Council, Cumbria
Bridekirk Parish Council Appletree House, Allerby, Cumbria, CA7 2NL Email: [email protected] Minutes of the meeting of Bridekirk Parish Council held on Thursday 14th January 2021 Present: Mr S Dumbill (Chair); Mr R Stenson,; Mr D Hodgson; Mr M Rollison; Mr M Buckley; Mr F Armstrong: Mr R Coy; Mr B Crosby Cllr N Cockburn 1.1.21 Apologies for absence received Mr W Nixon; Cllr J Farebrother 2.1.21 The minutes of the meetings held on Thursday 10th December 2020 were (virtually) signed as a true record. 3.1.21 There were no declarations of interest in matters on the agenda. 4.1.21 There were no members of the public present at the meeting 5.1. 22 Accounts approved for payment - Zoom meetings Oct/Nov £28.78 + Dec/Jan £28.78 Total £57.56 Cheque number : 100965 TEEC Ltd Website compliance hosting and domain migration £151.19 Cheque number 100966 TEEC Ltd Migration of website, one off cost & migration of existing site to compliant template £528.00Cheque number 100967 Clerk quarterly salary £400 Cheque number 100968 HMRC £100 Cheque number 100969 6.1.21 Reports from outside bodies Nobody present from CCC – no apologies Cumbria Constabulary – No report or correspondence Allerdale BC – Cllr Janet Farebrother tendered apologies. No report. Cllr Cockburn – Soddy Gap successfully got community asset listing renewed and a separate licensing application that had been granted but Broughton PC taken issue with this and it is now going to the Magistrates Court. Wedding Venue from 10am – Midnight, March to October 7.1.21 Planning Applications – Reference HOU/2020/0525 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Rowlands Location: 7 Rook Farm Close, Tallentire, CA130PH Application: Single storey rear extension to kitchen No objections Reference: LBC/2020/0502 Applicant: Mrs A Harrison Location: Tallentire Village, CA13 0PR Application: Installation of CCTV to exterior of property and 1 internal room, to include attachment of cameras to external walls and clipping of wiring to external walls.
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