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AGENDA ITEM NO.-.-.-.- A02 NORTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM NO.-.-.-.- a02 NORTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL REPORT To: COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE Subject: COMMUNITY GRANTS SCHEME GRANTS TO PLAYSCHEMES - SUMMER 2001 JMcG/ Date: 12 SEPTEMBER 2001 Ref: BP/MF 1. PURPOSE 1.1 At its meeting of 15 May 2001 the community services (community development) sub committee agreed to fund playschemes operating during the summer period and in doing so agreed to apply the funding formula adopted in earlier years. The committee requested that details of the awards be reported to a future meeting. Accordingly these are set out in the appendix. 2. RECOMMENDATIONS 2.1 It is recommended that the committee: (i) note the contents of the appendix detailing grant awards to playschemes which operated during the summer 2001 holiday period. Community Grants Scheme - Playschemes 2001/2002 Playschemes Operating during Summer 2001 Loma McMeekin PSOl/O2 - 001 Bellshill Out of School Service Bellshill & surrounding area 10 70 f588.00 YMCA Orbiston Centre YMCA Orbiston Centre Liberty Road Liberty Road Bellshill Bellshill MU 2EU MM 2EU ~~ PS01/02 - 003 Cambusnethan Churches Holiday Club Irene Anderson Belhaven, Stewarton, 170 567.20 Cambusnethan North Church 45 Ryde Road Cambusnethan, Coltness, Kirk Road Wishaw Newmains Cambusnethan ML2 7DX Cambusnethan Old & Morningside Parish Church Greenhead Road Cambusnethan Mr. Mohammad Saleem PSO 1/02 - 004 Ethnic Junior Group North Lanarkshire 200 6 f77.28 Taylor High School 1 Cotton Vale Carfin Street Dalziel Park New Stevenston Motherwell. MLl 5NL PSO1102-006 Flowerhill Parish Church/Holiday Club Rev. Dr. Andrew Cardner Gartlea, Airdrie 100 4 f57.12 St.Edwards Church Halls Flowerhill Manse, Lady Anne Crescent 3 1 Victoria Place Gartlea, Airdrie Airdrie, MM 9BX PS01102 - 007 Forgewood Teenscheme Amelia Zambonini Forgewood and surrounding 30 16 f147.84 Braidhurst High School 59 Douglas Street areas Darliada Crescent Motherwell Motherwell MLI 350 PS01/02 - 008 Carrell Vale Playscheme Gayle Thorbum Kilsyth 65 18 f 1 81.44 Garrell Vale Community Education Centre 44 Balcastle Gardens Bumside Industrial Estate Kilsvth C:\TEMP\Crants to Playschemes2.doc lucasfield Glasgow Cilsvth G65 9PE 'SO1102 - 009 3owkthrapple Playscheme Isabel Russell Zowkthrapple, Netherton, 24 E283 92 2astlehill Primary School 30 Birkshaw Tower 3vertown, Waterloo, Central Birkshaw Brae Gowkthrapple Wishaw Sowkthrauule Wishaw, ML2 OLX PSO1/02 - 01 0 Gowkthrapple Tccnscheme Brim Roy Gowkthrapple, Overtown 30 16 $147.84 Clyde Valley High School 446 Shields Road Castlehill Road Motherwell Wishaw ML 1 PS01/02 - 01 1 Helping Hands Holiday Club Margaret Douglis Craigneuk, Petersbum 14 60 $57 1.20 84/86 Howletnest Road 59 Mull Petersburn Craigneuk Airdrie Airdrie ML6 8DT ML6 SAL PS01/02 - 012 Hillview Special Needs Jennifer Thain Cumbernauld, Airdrie, Kilsyth, 55 20 E243.60 Redburn School 88 Etive Crescent Moodiesburn, Denny, Falkirk Kildrum Condorrat Cumbernauld Cumbernauld G67 4JD PS01/02-014 Kirkshaws Playscheme Kirkshaws, Kirkwood, Old 75 70 E705.60 Kirkshaws Neighbourhood Centre William McBride Monkland, Shawhead 25 Haddington Way Kirkshaws Neighbourhood Centre Kirkshaws 25 Haddington Way Coatbridge Kirkshaws ML5 5BF Coatbridge ML5 SBF PS01102 -015 KirkshawdWhifflet Andy Maxwell Kirkshaws, Whifflet, 30 30 E277.20 Rosehall High School C/O Rosehall High School Shawhead, Sikeside Woodhall Avenue Woodhall Avenue Coatbridge Coatbridge ML5 4DB ML5 4DB PSO 1/02 - 01 6 Kirkwood/Old Monkland Andy Maxwell Kirkwood, Old Monkland 30 30 E277.20 C:\TEMP\Grants to Playschemes2.doc drs. Catherine McCregor 50 1554 40 PSOUO2 - 017 Klondyke Playscheme New Stevenston Taylor High School 15 George Street Earfin Street gcw Stevenston I 38 New Stevenston PSO1/02-018 Monklands Activity Programme vlargaret Lochrie Coatbridge, Airdrie and 40 €394.80 Airdrie Community Centre 78 Doune Terrace surrounding areas Clarke Street Zoatbridge Airdrie ML5 2HS lean Donnelly E208.32 PS01/02 - 019 Monklands Playscheme For Children With Special Monklands, Motherwell, Wishaw 12 18 Needs 24 Dunavon Place Mavisbank School "atbridge Mitchell Street Airdrie ~ Carol Flemming 6511.92 PS01/02 - 020 Muirfield Playscheme Cumbemauld, Kilsyth 45 58 Muirfield CEC Muirfield CE Brown Road Brown Road Seafar Seafar Cumbemauld Cumbernauld Ghl 1AA G61 IAA ~ PSO1/02-021 Muirhouse Teenscheme Martin Duffy Muirhouse, Netherton, Central 30 16 E147.84 St.Brendan Primary School 4 Barrons Road Motherwell 45 Barrons Road Motherwell Motherwell ML 1 Cunningham f.394.80 PS01/02 - 023 New Venture Youth Club Jas Airdrie, Greenend, Shawhead, 26 40 Old Monkland Primary School 10 Aitchison Court Whifflet, Kirkshaws, Old Kirkwood Airdrie Monkland, Kirkwood, Townhead Coatbridge ML6 OBQ North Lanarkshire Playscheme Sandra Thoms North Lanarkshire 10 24 E263.16 Redbum School National Autistic Society Mossknowe Building 1 11 Union Street Kildrum Ring Road Glasgow Cumbernauld G2 6LL C:\TEMP\Grants to Playschemes2.doc Committee North Motherwell Playscheme Wrs.Watson j.1.P. area ofNorth Motherwell I0 18 E208.32 PS01/02 ~ 02s XBernadettes Primary School 34 Fort Street Vickers Street Wothenvell Motherwell ML13QP ML13RE PS01102 - 026 North Motherwell Teenscheme Anne Marie McPhee Vorth Motherwell and surround 30 16 E147.84 Ailsa C.E Base 14 Morar Street lreas The Loaning Newarthill Motherwell MLI SHD ML13NQ PS01/02 - 027 North Road Playscheme Mary McFall Bellshill, Coatbridge, Mossend, 24 40 E39430 1 Kelvin Road 1 Kelvin Road Holytown Bellshill Bellshill MIA 1TN ML4 ILN Linda Quince PS01/02 - 028 Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre Bellshill 24 48 E443.52 Busby Road Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre Bellshill Bellshill, ML4 2BW Ann Marie Lafferty E619.08 t- t- PS01/02 - 030 Oscars Monklands 24 67 C/O Devonview Nursery c/oOscars Devonview Street Devonview Nursery Airdrie Devonview Street ML6 9DH Airdrie. ML6 9DH Parent Action For Safe Play Mrs. Angela Costello Kirkshaws, Kirkwood, Old 200 70 E730.80 Kirkshaws Pavilion Kirkshaws Pavilion Monkland, Whifflet, Shawhead Rosehall Park Rosehall Park Old Monkland Road Old Monkland Road Coatbridge Coatbridge MLS 5EA MLS SEA PS01/02 - 032 Partners in Play Jacqueline Dickie Cumbernauld, Kilsyth, Croy, 10 E134.40 Summer & October Playscheme The Partners In Play Project Moodiesburn, Airdric Redburn Primary School C/O Bellshill Adult Training Centre Kildrum Ring Road Register Avenue LCumbernauld Bellshill, ML4 2HF C:\TEMP\Grants to Playschemes2.doc I Jacqueline Dickie Bellshill, Airdrie, Mossend, 30 14 E171.36 Summer Playscheme I The Partners In Play Project Tannochsidc, Uddingston, I 3urnhead Primary School I C/O Bellshill Adult Training Centre Holytown Zedar Road Register Avenue {iewpark Bellshill Jddingston MLA 2HF PS01/02 - 036 Wishaw, I-larthill, Shotts, 30 18 E208.32 summer Playscheme The Partners In Play Project Motherwell, Newmains, New kThomas Primary C/O Bellshill Adult Training Centre Stevenson, Cambusnethan Zaledonian Road Register Avenue Wishaw Bellshill, ML4 2HF Melanie Devine 25 21 E194.04 I_PS01/02 - 037 Plains Youth Project Plains. Airdrie Bruce Street C/O Community Education Base Plains Bruce Street Airdrie Plains ML6 7LB Airdrie, ML6 7LB Roslyn McVeigh PS01/02 - 038 Safety Zone Community Project Bargeddie Village 70 8 E97.44 61 Gairbraid Terrace 61 Gairbraid Terrace Bargeddie Bargeddie G69 7SN G69 7SN Mrs Ann Strefford PS01/02 - 039 Springhill Playscheme Shotts, Springhill, Dykehead 35 20 E226.80 Springhill Senior Citizens Hall 8 Torrin Loan Knollcroft Road Shotts Springhill ML7 5JW Mrs. Lorraine Aitken PSO 1/02 - 040 Stanmore Playscheme North and South Lanarkshire, 20 24 E263.76 Stanmore House School 69 Braxfield Road Borders, West Lothian Lanark Lanark, MLI 1 9BS James Weatherston PS01/02 - 041 Safe Play And Resource Centre North Airdrie 30 70 E646.80 85-91 Park Street 85-91 Park Street Airdrie ML6 OJP IML6 OJP C:\TEMP\Grants to Playschemes2.doc George Campbell Viewpark area of Motherwell 60 70 €705.60 PSO 1/02 - 042 Focus Youth Project 440 Laburnuni Road Senior Development Worker SIP Viewpark Focus Youth Project G715BY 440 Labumum Road Mary Devlin E653.52 PSO 1/02 - 043 Cumbemauld YMCA Cumbemauld, Croy, Kilsyth, 35 68 POMP Atton Road Moodiesbum and Chryston Atton Road Kildrum Kildrum Cumbernauld Cumbemau I d G67 2DN G67 2DN E90.72 PS01/02 - 044 Cumbemauld Central Mrs J Wallace Carbrain, Kildrum, Seafar, 30 8 C/O Link Community Education Centre I(s) Blake Road Greenfaulds Tryst Road Seafar Cumbemauld Cumbemauld G67 1EW G67 IAG Fiona Geddes Travel Passes PS01/02 - 045 Monklands Womens Aid Airdrie and Coatbridge 10 10 9 Easton Place C/o 9 Easton Place Only Coatbridge Coatbridge ML5 4EW C:\TEMP\Grants to Playschemes2.doc .
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