St Breock Windfarm Community Fund ; Applications 2018

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St Breock Windfarm Community Fund ; Applications 2018

St Breock Wind Farm Community Fund Awards 2018 Organisation Awarded Project Bodieve Community Group £450 Bodieve Environmental Enhancements Camel CSA £3,349 Site move to Treraven Farm Camel River Community Boatshed £500 Highlander 12ft wooden boat build and Wayfarer dinghy restoration CHAT Chy Lowen £200 Solar powered electric fencing Columba Centre - replacment tables £500 Replacement tables Cornwall Folk Festival CIC £986 Local outdoor dance and music workshop events Egloshayle preschool £500 Technology update Growing Wild Cornwall £2,157 Wadebridge Woodland summer holiday project Loaves & Fishes Community Café £600 Commercial plate warming cabinet Restormel MIND £700 Sustainment of gardening and yoga for well being projects Ruthern Valley Players £2,590 Purchase of storage container for scenery props and costumes St Breock Parish Council £9,000 Supply and erect a bus shelter for school children at Burlawn St Columb ACE Academy £710 Biodiversity area St Columb Major Town Council - in bloom £650 In Bloom environmental enhancement 2018 St Columb Major Town Council - Xmas lights £650 Xmas lights 2018 St Issey in Bloom £267 Gardening tools for school gardening club St Issey School PTA £2,000 Forest school development St Wenn 'Hens & Chicks' £979 St Wenn Hens and Chicks Quilters St Wenn Church £400 Commemoration of WW1 St Wenn Community Fund £10,000 To purchase and protect the playing field in St Wenn St Wenn Parish Council £150 Car park safety lighting St Wenn School £1,020 Raising Environmental awareness at St Wenn School Time to Shine CIC £872 Through the Looking Glass at 10 Acre Wood Wadebridge Camels Rugby Club £996 Replacement of club house lighting Wadebridge Camels Rugby u-15 £1,200 Under 15s "First Ever" Rugby Tour Wadebridge Carnival Committee £1,000 Wadebridge Carnival 2018 Wadebridge Coasters £1,268 Cycling Saturday at RCS Wadebridge Creative Hub £1,912 Bikelights 2018 Wadebridge Festival of Music and Speech £500 Wadebridge Festival of Music and Speech 2018 Wadebridge Museum £549 Museum lettering to be added to exterior of building Wadebridge School £1,010 Indoor rowing club equipment St Breock Wind Farm Community Fund Awards 2018 Organisation Awarded Project Wadebridge Tennis Club £496 Provision of floodlightng to court 5 Withiel Playing Fields Association £2,322 Withiel village hall soffit replacement project Withiel Playing Fields Association -boiler £2,942 Withiel village hall boiler replacement project Withiel News & Views parish magazine £657 Replacement of worn and inefficient office equipment Wyndhurst Orchard Pond £100 Continued care and improvement of ornamental fish pond Total Awarded £54,182.

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