Issue - meetings
Community Chest: Funding Applications
Meeting: 30/10/2019 - Weekly Bulletin (Item 7.)
Community Chest: Funding Applications
The Lead Cabinet Member for Finance AGREED with the recommendation made by the Grants Advisory Committee to award grants to organisations affecting the villages of Cottenham, Sawston, Shepreth, South Trumpington and Whittlesford. A grant affecting the village of Duxford was deferred.
This decision was first published on Tuesday 29 October and so the deadline for call-in is 5pm on Tuesday 5 November.
Meeting: 25/10/2019 - Grants Advisory Committee (Item 4)
4 Community Chest: Funding Applications 
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Additional documents:
- Community Chest Grant Report 251019EB- Appendix A - Applications Summary, item 4
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- Community Chest Grant Report 251019EB - Appendix B - Guidance, item 4
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- Community Chest spending 2018-2019 extended, item 4
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Minutes:
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Applicant |
Village(s) affected |
Description |
Total applied for (£) |
Total recommended (£) |
Additional conditions/ comments |
|
1 |
Duxford Lawn Tennis Club |
Duxford and surrounding villages |
Resurfacing the court particularly the new net posts.
|
1,000.00
|
Deferred
|
EB to find out how much the P.C. are contributing to the community centre which the tennis club will benefit from |
|
2 |
Cambridge Cangaroos Trampoline Club |
Whittlesford and other villages
|
Improvements to facilities including purchasing a new overhead rig |
1,000.00
|
1,000.00
|
|
|
3 |
Shepreth Spitfires Football Club |
Shepreth and surrounding villages |
Purchasing new equipment
|
978.41 |
978.41 |
|
|
4 |
Cottenham Brass Juniors |
Cottenham and surrounding villages |
New uniforms for the brass band |
250.00 |
250.00 |
|
|
5 |
Sawston Bowls Club |
Sawston |
Purchase of 8 new bowls collectors |
499.00 |
499.00 |
|
|
6 |
UK Unsigned Cambridge |
Sawston and South Trumpington |
Set up 2 new youth clubs in Sawston and South Trumpington |
875.44 |
875.44 |
|
Appendix C
The committee noted & discussed the appendix.
It was agreed the officers would circulate the map to the Cambridge Council for Voluntary Service (CCVS) so that areas which had not previously applied for or received any funding could be targeted.
It was agreed that this map would be distributed with the Weekly Bulletin to inform councillors.
Officers were praised by the members of the Committee and the Lead Member for Finance for all their work on creating the appendix.