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Community Learning Grant Recipients 2009/10, 2010/11 and 2011/12 Community Learning Grant Recipients 2009/10, 2010/11 and 2011/12 2009/10 Group Total Grant ACUMEN COMM ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT TRUST LTD. 4,567.04 BLACKHALL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 1,050.00 BRIDGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN. 4,200.38 CHESTER LE STREET & DISTRICT CVS & VB. 5,639.77 COMMUNITY ACCOUNTING NORTH EAST CIC. 8,250.00 COMMUNITY GEMS CIC. 21,621.19 CORNERSTONES. 2,796.20 THE CORNFORTH PARTNERSHIP. 7,166.10 COWSHILL VILLAGE HALL ASSOCIATION. 2,015.30 DELVES LANE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 1,909.50 DERWENTSIDE COUNCIL FOR VOL SERVICES & VOL BUREAU. 6,815.19 DURHAM ENTERPRISE PROJECT 3,067.00 EAST DURHAM CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU. 10,924.00 EAST DURHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMITTEE. 11,209.10 THE FERRYHILL LADDER CENTRE LTD. 2,367.16 FISHBURN ADULT & COMMUNITY LEARNING.BUS. 1,520.00 GREAT LUMLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 991.96 HEEL & TOE. 6,122.00 HENDERSON COMMUNITY HOUSE. 3,360.60 INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY EVENT 739.60 LETS GET HEALTHY COMMUNITY. 21,160.00 LIBERTY FROM ADDICTION. 4,858.00 LEARNING IN LIBRARIES 2,469.60 MOBILE CRECHE SUPPORT PROJECT 3,209.65 NEW COLLEGE DURHAM. 3,336.17 PELTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 4,526.00 PELTON FELL COMMUNITY GROUP. 4,847.85 PETERLEE EXCELLENCE CLUSTER 11,440.80 REGIONAL ENTERPRISE DEVELOPERS LTD. 11,664.40 RETURN TO LEARN SUPPORT GROUP . 12,664.00 THE SALVATION ARMY. 608.00 SHAID. 5,000.00 SHILDON PEOPLE'S CENTRE. 9,289.90 SHOTTON PARTNERSHIP 2000 LTD. 1,872.00 SOUTH STANLEY PARTNERSHIP. 828.00 ST BEDES RC COMP PETTY CASH A/C NO 61011711. 3,342.00 ST CATHERINES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 1,150.49 ST DAVIDS YOUTH GROUP. 890.30 ST LUKES PARISH CHURCH. 1,746.75 STANHOPE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 7,378.00 SURESTART BRANDON - EMPLOYABILITY PROGRAMME 2,136.00 TEESDALE VILLAGE HALLS CONSORTIUM. 4,318.25 TRIMDON STATION SEEDLINGS PROJECT 2,688.00 THORNLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL. 532.80 UPPER TEESDALE AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT SERVICES LTD. 3,818.43 WEARDALE RAILWAY TRUST. 5,960.00 WINGATE & STATION TOWN FAMILY CENTRE. 4,289.00 WITTON PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 657.84 WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 5,456.00 2010/11 Group Name Total ACTIVE INCLUSION CIC. 11,245.00 BISHOP AUCKLAND COLLEGE. 796.12 BISHOP AUCKLAND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP. 6,113.00 BLIND LIFE IN DURHAM. 682.00 BRIDGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN 27,422.00 COMMUNITY ACCOUNTING NORTH EAST CIC. 40,559.44 COMMUNITY GEMS CIC 14,288.00 CORNFORTH PARTNERSHIP. 7,625.00 DEAN BANK & FERRYHILL LITERARY INSTITUTE. 2,629.00 DETER INNOVATIONS.GRANT 5,488.00 DELVES LANE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 2,272.45 DISC LTD. 9,075.00 EAST DURHAM AREA COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMITTEE 15,733.55 EAST DURHAM PARTNERSHIP 12,253.70 EQUAL PARTNERSHIPS. 1,302.47 FERRYHILL LADDER CENTRE LTD. 1,371.00 FERRYHILL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 600.00 HEEL & TOE 21,154.20 J & K TRAINING LTD. 13,710.00 LETS GET HEALTHY COMMUNITY. 10,272.00 PEASES WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL. 4,956.00 PELAW VIEW COMMUNITY GROUP. 2,845.91 PELTON FELL COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP. 4,539.30 RETURN TO LEARN SUPPORT GROUP.GRANT 2,953.00 SEAHAM EASTLEA COMMUNITY CENTRE. 5,600.00 SEDGEFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 587.50 SHILDON PEOPLE`S CENTRE. 11,101.50 SHOTTON PARTNERSHIP 2000 LTD. 1,340.00 SLAM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST. 1,135.00 SOUTH HETTON & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 1,319.86 STANLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 9,819.00 THE WEARDALE SOCIETY. 1,060.00 THREE RIVERS HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD. 4,245.81 TUDHOE GRANGE SCHOOL PROJECT 4,537.00 UPPER TEESDALE AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT SERVICES LTD. 12,280.00 USHAW MOOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 7,684.00 WADDINGTON STREET CENTRE LTD. 10,500.00 WEAR RIVERS TRUST. 910.00 WINGATE & STATION TOWN FAMILY CENTRE 5,967.16 WOFFIE. 9,258.00 WOLSINGHAM SCHOOL EMPLOYABILITY PROJECT 4,640.00 2011/12 Group Name Total AGNEW COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 3,102.75 ARTWORKS. 590.00 BISHOP AUCKLAND COLLEGE. 2,217.96 BRIDGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN. 7,352.60 CHESTER LE ST METHODIST CHURCH REACHING COMMUNITIES. 840.00 CHILDREN NORTH EAST. 11,769.24 COUNTY DURHAM FURNITURE HELP SCHEME. 29,509.20 CO DURHAM & DARLINGTON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST. 1,800.00 COMMUNITY GEMS CIC. 875.00 CORNFORTH PARTNERSHIP. 2,142.50 CROOKHALL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 1,342.75 DEAN BANK & FERRYHILL LITERARY INSTITUTE. 1,303.00 DELVES LANE COMMUNITY CENTRE. 3,394.04 DETER INNOVATIONS. 6,560.50 DISC LTD. 4,552.00 EAST DURHAM PARTNERSHIP. 24,514.50 EAST DURHAM TRUST. 29,011.14 EASTLEA COMMUNITY CENTRE. 4,900.00 ENTER CIC. 6,386.68 HORDEN YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE. 1,444.00 JACK DRUM ARTS LTD. 1,275.00 J & K TRAINING LTD. 14,012.95 LIBERTY FROM ADDICTION. 2,500.00 NOUVEAU FITNESS CIC. 3,120.00 PIONEERING CARE PARTNERSHIP. 10,464.80 SEDGEFIELD TOGETHER COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP. 714.00 SHAID. 1,976.00 SHILDON PEOPLE`S CENTRE. 4,697.50 SIMON GRAHAM. 1,700.00 SPENNYMOOR SETTLEMENT COMMUNITY ASSOC. 3,121.00 S & D TRAINING. 17,525.19 ST MARGARETS CENTRE. 12,427.01 STANLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 7,569.00 SUNDERLAND AFC FOUNDATION. 15,440.00 2D LTD. 27,120.54 TEESDALE SCHOOL (FUND). 1,200.00 THE STUDIO@CIC. 2,525.00 UPPER TEESDALE AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT SERVICES LTD. 14,833.60 USHAW MOOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 4,990.00 WADDINGTON STREET CENTRE LTD. 5,250.00 WINGATE & STATION TOWN FAMILY CENTRE. 1,754.92 WOODHAM VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 2,525.00 .
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