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MARINE CONSERVATION ZONE CONSULTATION List of the organisations who were notified directly: 1st Nature Aardvet Abenbury Community Council Aberaeron Town Council Aberbythych Community Council Abergavenny Town Council Abergele Town Council Abergwili Community Council Abergwyngregyn Community Council Abermaw/ Barmouth Town Council Abernant Community Council Aberporth Community Council Aberteifi (Cardigan) Town Council Aberwheeler Community Council Aberystwyth Town Council Acton Community Council ADAS Adventure Beyond Adventure Elements Afodir Ambleston Community Council Ammanford Town Council Amroth Community Council Angle Community Council Anglesey Adventures Anglesey and North Wales Fishermans Association Anglesey Stick Anglo Northern Irish Fish Producers’ Organisation Argoed Community Council Associated British Ports Atkins Limited AWJ Marine Bach Ventures Bagillt Community Council Bangor (on Dee) Isycoed Community Council Bangor Mussels Assoc. Bangor University Barry Town Council Bass Anglers Sport Fishing Association Bay of Colwyn Community Council Beddgelert Community Council Bethesda Community Council Bettws Community Council Betws Garmon Community Council 1 Betws Gwerfil Goch Community Council Betws-y-Coed Community Council Betws-yn-Rhos Community Council Beulah Community Council Bishopston Community Council Bishton Community Council Black Mountain Activities Blaengwrach Community Council Blaenhonddan Community Council Blaenrheidol Community Council Blaneau Gwent County Borough Council Blue Thunder Charters Bluewater Environment Limited Bodelwyddan Town Council Bodfari Community Council Bolsach Boat Fishing Association Boncath Community Council Bontnewydd Community Council Bord Iascaigh Mhara Borth Community Council Botanical Society of the British Isle Brackla Community Council Brawdy Community Council Brecknock Wildlife Trust Brecon Beacons National Park Authority Bridgend County Council Bridgend Town Council British Association for Shooting and Conservation British Ecological Society British Marine Aggregates Association British Ports Association British Sub-Aqua Club British Trust for Ornithology British Waterways North Wales & Borders British Wind Energy Association Briton Ferry Town Council Bro Garmon Community Council Bro Machno Community Council Bronington Community Council Bronwydd Community Council Broughton & Bretton Community Council Broughton Community Council Brymbo Community Council Bryneglwys Community Council Brynford Community Council Buckley Town Council Burry Inlet Hand Gatherers Association Burton Community Council 2 CADW - Welsh Historic Monuments Caerhun Community Council Caernarfon Community Council Caernarfon County Council Caerphilly County Council Caerphilly Outdoor Education Service Caerwent Community Council Caerwys Community Council Caia Park Community Council Caldicot Town Council Calgo Publications Cambrian Mountains Society Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales Camrose Community Council Capel Curig Community Council Cardiff County Council Cardiff Harbour Authority Cardiff University Cardigan Bay Fishermens Association Ltd Cardigan Bay SAC Officer Carew Community Council Carmarthen Bay and Estuaries EMS Relevant Authorities Group Carmarthen Town Council Carmarthenshire County Council Castle Bay Seafoods Castlemartin Community Council CBI Wales Cefas Cefn Community Council Cefn Cribwr Community Council Cefn Meiriadog Community Council Ceiriog Ucha Community Council Cenarth Community Council Centre for Alternative Technology Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Ceredigion County Council Ceredigion Local Access Forum Cerrigydrudion Community Council Ceulanamaesmawr Community Council Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, Wales Chepstow Town Council Chief Planning Officers Wales Chirk Town Council Cilcain Community Council Cilgerran Community Council Ciliau Aeron Community Council Cilybebyll Community Council Cilycwm Community Council 3 Cilymaenllwyd Community Council CIRIA Clocaenog Community Council Clwyd Leisure Clydach Community Council Clydau Community Council Clyde Fishermans Association Clyde Inshore Fishery Group Clyde Inshore Fishery Group Coordinator Clynderwen Community Council Clyne & Melincourt Community Council Coastal & Marine Environment Research Unit Coastal Fisheries Coservation and Management Coastal Spirit CoastNet Coedffranc Community Council Coedkernew Community Council Coedpoeth Community Council Coity Higher Community Council Colwinston Community Council Confederation of British Industries Connah's Quay Town Council Conwy County Council Conwy Town Council Cornelly Community Council Cornish Fish Producers Organisation Ltd Corwen Community Council Cosheston Community Council Country Land and Business Association Countryside Council for Wales Cowbridge with Llanblethian Town Council Coychurch Higher Community Council Coychurch Lower Community Council CRPMEM – Basse Normandie CRPMEM – Bretagne 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    Cefn Croes Wind Farm Community Trust Fund Guidelines & Notes for applicants It is important you read these Guidelines & notes before completing your application form. What is the Cefn Croes Wind Farm Community Trust Fund? The Cefn Croes Wind Farm Community Trust Fund is a Charitable Trust funded by Cambrian Wind Energy aimed at small community led organisations. Priority will be given to projects in the Community Council Areas of Blaenrheidol and Pontarfynach and then to the wider area of the County of Ceredigion. The fund is managed by a board of five Trustees representing Cambrian Wind Energy and the Communities of Blaenrheidol and Pontarfynach. The purpose of the Trust is to support any type of activity that involves local people, through small community organisations, that benefits their community. The activities must provide some measure of economic, environmental, educational, social or cultural benefit for people living in the area. Cambrian Wind Energy will pay £58,500 annually into the Trust Fund while the Cefn Croes wind farm is operational. Who can apply? Your group can apply if you: Are a small community led organisation; are a not-for-profit group; are working in and involving people from the communities of Blaenrheidol and Pontarfynach Community Council areas, or if outside these areas, the beneficiaries must be living in the County of Ceredigion. Priority will be given to the geographic areas of the communities of Blaenrheidol and Pontarfynach have a constitution or set of rules, dated and signed as “adopted” by the Chair, or other senior office holder on behalf of the group: What if I don’t have a constitution or a bank account? You can apply if your group is supported by a constituted voluntary organisation where it is permissible under their constitution and, where relevant, charity law.