Throughout England And Wales

Northern Ireland

The General Public/mankind

Environment/conservation/heritage

Funding under Sport England's Improvement Fund funding programme for a Capital project titled Fell Foot Improvement and Development Project. This project lists its main activity as Multi Sports

Sport England

Fell Foot Improvement and Development Project

Funding under Sport England's National Programme - Market Development funding programme for a Revenue project titled National Cycle Trails Programme. This project lists its main activity as Cycling

National Cycle Trails Programme

Funding under Sport England's Emergency Flood Relief funding programme for a Capital project titled Fell Foot Flood Repairs. This project lists its main activity as Athletics

Fell Foot Flood Repairs

Funding under Sport England's National Programme - Market Development funding programme for a Revenue project titled Bounts Pilot. This project lists its main activity as Multi Sports

Bounts Pilot

Funding under Sport England's National Programme - Market Development funding programme for a Revenue project titled Strategic Partnership Project pilot. This project lists its main activity as Sports development

Strategic Partnership Project pilot

Funding under Sport England's National Programme - Market Development funding programme for a Mixed project titled Strategic Partnership Project pilot. This project lists its main activity as Sports development

Funding was provided for project costs of 'The Wilder Valewood project' aimed at increasing the number of species and the density of plant, insect, bird and animal wildlife.

Sussex Community Foundation

Grant to Black Down and Hindhead Supporters of the National Trust

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This grant for £9,310 will fund tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats, outdoor foldable furniture, torches, lanterns, cooking equipment, tableware, food, storage containers, burns kits, and a fire pit.

The National Lottery Community Fund

Camp at the Castle

Repairs to plaster ceiling. The wider aim of the scheme is: This scheme is part of the Culture Recovery Fund, the Governments £1.57 billion support package to protect the countrys cultural, arts and heritage organisations. Historic England is offering grant funding as part of the Heritage Stimulus Fund, capital funding which forms part of the support package. This encompasses a number of grant funds to help the heritage sector recover from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. This funding will support owners of listed buildings to carry out maintenance and small-scale urgent repair work ando revitalise decaying historic buildingso improve the condition of the nations heritageo protect jobs in the heritage construction sectoro underpin specialist heritage professionals and crafts people

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport

Blickling Hall, Aylsham

Electronic measured survey of the balustrade to inform future conservation proposals.Notified of Project Completion 17/02/2021

Balustrades to rear of the Boathouse, Cliveden

Scaffold and repairs, chemical testing, mortar trials, access improvements, interpretation and potential additional repairs to core and pyramidon.

ALB-HISTORIC ENGLAND - Wellington Monument, Wellington, Somerset TA21 9PA

National Trust Wessex and Dorset Hillforts Monument Management Scheme

ALB-HISTORIC ENGLAND - Wessex Hillforts Monument Management Scheme, Wiltshire and Dorset

This measure is the primary Agri-environment-climate funding for England in delivering the Rural Development programme environmental land management priorities and builds on the agri-environment Countryside Stewardship and Environmental Stewardship schemes offered under the previous RD programme. The measure funds activities intended to deliver environmental land management priorities contributing to Englands Biodiversity 2020 goals and legal obligations under the Habitats, Birds and Water Framework Directives and soil commitments made in the Natural Environment White Paper and increase resilience of wildlife, habitats and ecosystems to climate change. Funding is paid according to the payment rate for each option included in the individual agreement, and the area/length/number of the commitment selected and is based on income foregone and additional costs. Agreements can be 5 year multi annual commitments with the option of annual extensions for a further two years. 10 year commitments or longer will be offered in cases where an exception is clearly justified. RPA administers for measures in England.

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

M10 - Agri-environment- Climate Exchq

Partnership Grants for England (PG) is a payment mechanism enabling us to provide capital and revenue grants to third sector organisations for projects which protect and enhance the water environment

PGW0314-CF913 - Cotehele Waterbody Improvements 18/19 £2.5K, 19/20 £17K, 20/21 £55.5 K

PGW0611-CF1106 - River Cole Enhancements

PGW0646-CF1118 - Porlock Vale streams 2021

PGW0314-CF829 - Cotehele Waterbody Improvements 18/19 £2.5K, 19/20 £17K, 20/21 £55.5 K

PGW0578-CF920 - Mackworth & Markeaton

PGW0608-CF1096 - Riverlands Upper Bure 30K-2021, 40K 2122, 40K 2223, 40K 2324

Green Recovery Challenge Fund 2020-21. The wider aim of the scheme is: The Green Recovery Challenge Fund is a short-term competitive fund to kick-start environmental renewal whilst creating and retaining a range of jobs. It is open to environmental charities and their partners to deliver projects in England.The aim of the fund is to support projects that are ready to deliver and focus on nature restoration, nature-based solutions and connecting people with nature, delivering against the goals of the Governments 25 Year Environment Plan (25YEP), whilst helping to sustain and build capacity in the sector.

GRCF2020 - Delivering nature-rich historic landscapes, resilient to climate change

To provide capital and revenue egrants to third sector organisations to deliver projects in Natural Flood Management (NFM) technique. Schemes will aim to improve our understanding of NFM technique and their contribution to flood risk

NFM0005-CF1089 - Northey Island Saltmarsh Regeneration

Having done some initial testing we plan to roll out a digital programme of training and workshops, publicly-accessible online presentations of LGBTQ+ heritage research, virtual sessions for members to evaluateand develop their public engagement, and pilot community-lead online intervention activities to identify new connections to queer heritage in five member museums through 'tag-athons' and facilitate creative online access to these objects and narratives during the 'create-athons'. To achieve this, we will identify the collections and their needs; work with staff, volunteers and community partners to explore and identify the desired digitaloutputs for their collections and audiences; and bring together this digital content, a crowdsourced toolkit and other resources in one online hub.

#Digital7 Queer Heritage and Collections Network

The purpose of the funding is to deliver tree planting in England in 2020/21, contributing towards national efforts to increase tree planting across the UK to 30,000 hectares per year by 2025

RTP0013-CF1139 - River Liza Riparian restoration

The has been an underspend of 65 on this project, reflected in the final payment.

Osterley House, Isleworth

Temporary stabilisation works to the collapsed open end of the precinct wall.

Merton Priory Wall

Natural England has a statutory duty to deliver the England Coast Path around the coast of England. This grant is an essential aspect of an approved Natural England programme; it specifically covers the following: Additional grant to procure expert advice to support implementation of the approved route of the England Coast Path between Combe Martin and Cremyll, the work will enable the submission of ERDP grants prior to the June 2021 deadline on the following 3 stretchesCombe Martin to Marsland MouthPenzance to St.MawesNewquay to Penzance

ALB - Natural England-ECP-Combe Martin to St.Mawes-3stretches-National Trust

The proposed work covers a wide range of conservation activity on historic assets throughout England. The projects will take place at the following historic properties:Berrington, Hardwick, Attingham, Shugborough, Lyveden, the Roundhouse (all Midlands)Oxburgh (East of England)Gibside, Seaton Delaval Hall, Cragside (all North East and Yorkshire);Allan Bank, Acorn Bank, Sizergh Castle (all North West);Dyrham, Prior Park, Wellington Monument and Castle Drogo (all South West);Osterley, Uppark, Bembridge, Hatchlands and Polesden Lacey (all South East).

ALB-Historic England-National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty

The proposed work for which funding is requested is for enabling works to allow the steps, landing and balustrade to be surveyed and assessed, so the extent, (and cost), of the repairs can be identified. This would include an inspection to be undertaken in line with HEAG099 - Understanding Historic Buildings - Level 2, to provide electronic survey drawings, a photographic schedule and a condition survey, providing the information required which will enable the scope and nature of the repair work which is necessary to be fully understood and developed. The funding would also allow for materials analysis to be undertaken, including mortar and stone sampling, testing for deleterious materials, drains surveys and testing, and ecological surveys to be completed, all informing the repair work which is necessary.

National Trust, Landing Steps and Bridge to the south of Spring Lodge, Taplow

Protecting the Stonehenge Landscape. The wider aim of the scheme is: to provide a fund of last resort to protect the UKs heritage

Protecting the Stonehenge Landscape

This volunteer conservation group will use the award to convert a disused small field into a resource for visiting schools and the inhabitants of the village.

The Buckenden Garth Project

The project will transform a former car park, in Sheringham Park, into a multi-purpose wildlife area. The group will install a perimeter fence to exclude dogs, create a new path around the perimeter of the area for dog walkers, provide a bird feeding station and install CCTV for wildlife observation. A hazel-coppice entrance gate will be created a sensory trail planted with species selected for the way they feel, sound and smell. A meeting area, seating and picnic tables will also be provided.

'The Bower' project at Sheringham Park

This heritage group work with the National Trust to manage a historic site which contains an old windmill. They will purchase and install interpretation boards in the windmill and commission a scale model of the castle which once stood nearby.

A View of the Mount

The award will fund coordination a project to encourage BME groups to explore the rich heritage that surrounds the Sutton Hall property. A trail called The History of Black Londoners will be established, alongside a range of music and story telling events held at Sutton House. The project will be directly linked to De Beavoiur School, Hackney.

Many Connections- Caribbean Intergenerational Heritage Project

The National Trust For Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty will make the outdoor area at Penrhyn Castle more accessible by opening the forest school during the winter months. The project meets the Awards for All aim of 'extending access and participation'. This grant for Â£1,900 will fund materials to construct a compost toilet, woodburner, tools, outdoor clothing and volunteers' expenses.

A magical outdoor experience

The National Trust For Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty is located in Norfolk and was established in 1895. The project aim is to improve their existing Breathing Place by installing a pond with disabled access, providing removable lighting, running a community-planting day and extending the provision of wildlife CCTV to allow pictures to be shown in a visitor centre. The project will also train volunteers to lead educational activities.

The Bower

The project will provide a WWII reminiscence event.

G.I.s on Parade

This project based in the grounds of Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire will develop a free access woodland play area for local and visiting children.  It will also deliver mobile outreach play activities to children living in rurally isolated communities surrounding Sudbury Hall, which also houses the Museum of Childhood. The project aims to benefit over 26,000 children and young people over two years.

The 'Wicked' Woodland Adventure Project

The group based in Gywneddd have recently bought some new woodland and will use funding to take young people on visits to the woods, to provide training to adult volunteers to become qualified Forest School Leaders and to provide opportunities for new volunteers to manage the woodlands. It will encourage young people to explore natural environments and give new skills to manage woodland areas. The wider community will assist in managing the new site and with the delivery of activities for young people.

Wild in the Woods

Biomass heating systems will be installed at twelve National Trust properties. The systems will reduce annual carbon emissions by 1200 tonnes and provide opportunities to show the technology to 1.5 million annual visitors to these sites.

The NATHAN Project

The project will create life changing experiences for disadvantaged young people through intense activity placements at Trust properties. Participants will receive mentored life, team and workplace skills, preparing them for adult life. YP from three regions will take part in a Prince's Trust Team programme followed by a varied palette of job tasters lasting approximately two weeks.

Getting into the past - new futures for young people

This project is to fund a vocational experience for disadvantaged young people. The project will be split into a three tiers, which are the processes that the young people would go through. Firstly the young people will be involved in 'Team' which is a 12 week community project consisting of residentials and team building exercises. The second stage will be the involvement of young people into the 'Get Into' which is a two week taster session on a National Trust site in an area of interest of them.

This project will take place at various National Trust properties across Devon and Cornwall. Activities will include photography, growing and cooking food and green gardening. They will focus on building confidence and enjoyment of learning together, and will develop literacy and numeracy skills where possible. The project will deliver 30 activities per year with an average of 14 participants. Twenty will take place at National Trust properties and 10 outreach activities will take place each year.

Family Places

Ormesby Hall National Trust have received an award to carry out a 1940's Family Activity day.  The day will include activities such as war time cooking, entertainment of the time, re-enactments, exhibitions, period dress, displays and exhibitions and typical 1940's children's entertainment.  The group will use the event to interview and record peoples memories of the war years.

Family Activity Day

The National Trust - Osterley Park in London have been awarfed a grant that will enable them to celebrate the contribution made by people living in and around Osterley during World War Two by the production of memory books and a series of events including a 'Home Guard Weekend', a 'Memories Weekend' and  family activity days.  These events will be open to everyone in the local community.

Celebrating the Home Front at Osterley Park

The East Midlands Region of the National Trust will use an award to host a permanent exhibition to commemorate the 60th anniversary of WW2, the project will focus on how Clumber Park contributed to the war effort, and will be housed in a central location on the Clumber Park estate.

WW2 Exhibition

The National Trust Yorkshire region will use an award to carry out a number of reminiscence sessions relating to areas where they have property - 'Nostell Priory', 'East Riddlesden Hall' and 'Beningbrough Hall', here they will collect the memories and stories of veteran's experiences of WW2 and also of the properties in question.  They will also have wartime themed parties when they are carrying out the collection of the memories and a book and an exhibition will be produced from these memories.

Collecting & Sharing Untold War Stories

The Thames and Solent region of the National Trust will use an award to host a Living History event that will demonstrate the contribution to the war effort at home by putting on an exhibition at the 'Needles Old Battery' site on the Isle of Wight. This will include re-enactments, activity packs for children, and an oral history project providing an account of a famous WW2 icon 'Gunner Brown'.

WW2 Re-Enactment event/Exhibition

part-fund a Volunteering and Community Involvement Officer to deliver a regeneration project at Craven Road green space in Broadheath, Altrincham.

Trafford Housing Trust

Craven Road Green Space

Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council

Inclusive Neighbourhood Grant to National Trust

A project to commemorate the events leading to end of WW2 with the provision of an exhibition, activities weekend, presentations and tours of their property at Stourhead for the benefit of people living in the Wessex region.

Research

A project to commemorate the events leading to the end of WW2 with the provision of community events based National Trust sites throughout the West Midlands.

Rural Learning Campaign

This formally constituted organisation would use an award to celebrate 60 years of D-Day by organising a number of events at Ashridge Estate, which provided a training area and an encampment for troops, as well as served as an emergency medical hospital during WW2.

Commemoration Day

The National Trust property of Hughendon Manor will be taken back in time to the 1940s and war time Britain. People from the surrounding villages will be invited to take part in a drama project to develop stories from the 1940s in to a short play portraying village life during that time. The performance will be followed by a re-enactment to help visitors gain an understanding of civilian and military life, local history and heritage.

1940s community heritage project

We plan to develop dementia-friendly tours of the Birmingham Back to Backs by working with people with dementia and their carers.

Co-operative Group

Grant to National Trust Birmingham Back to Backs

We're dedicated to helping adults living with mental health issues to get outdoors, reconnect with nature and improve their wellbeing.

Grant to Devil's Dyke (National Trust)

towards 4 sets of double windows at Lindisfarne Castle.

Foundation Scotland

Grant to National Trust

Speed Volunteering project - Every Volunteer Journey Matters

Greater London Authority

Grant to The National Trust

Contribution to the preparation of a Natural Capital Account for London

Cumbria Community Foundation

South Lakes Landscape Project

Towards Project costs Towards creative and campaign strategy input to the Nature Project, which aims to increase children's access to, and connection with, nature.

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

Towards Core costs Towards the post of community officer at Seaton Delaval Hall in Blyth.

Towards Project costs Towards the set-up phase of a major project to explore farming practice and make it more sustainable for nature and people whilst still being financially viable.

Towards the cost of preserving and protecting of houses, buildings, gardens and coastlines across the UK

Essex Community Foundation

towards the cost of preserving and protecting of houses, buildings, gardens and coastlines across the UK

To provide capital and revenue grants to third sector organisations to deliver projects to protect and enhance the water environment and deliver other EA objectives

Mackworth and Markeaton Brooks Project (MMB)

The project is designed to clear scrub and trees and to and reduce bracken to an extent that then facilitates on going clearance and management by volunteers and rangers for the foreseeable future with the intention of removing it from HAR and maintaining a stable condition trend.

Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Repair Grants for Heritage at Risk

The proposal is to fund a programme of capital clearnace works which will then facilitate on going positive management by rangers and volunteers. Once this has taken place the risk will be reduced. The steep and inaccessible site requires specialist contractors and machinery to comeplete the required works.

Scaffold and repairs, chemical testing, mortar trials, access improvements, interpretation and potential additional repairs to core and pyramidon. Wellington Monument

Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

Wellington Monument, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 9PA

Dovecote, North Street, Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset, TA14 6QP

Partnership Grants for England (PG) is a payment mechanism enabling us to provide capital and revenue grants to third sector organisations for projects which protect and enhance the water environment and deliver other EA objectives

ALB - Environment Agency - Bollin and Sinderland Brook Restoration Feasibility

ALB - Environment Agency - Cotehele Waterbody Improvements 18/19

ALB - Environment Agency - Mercaston and Markeaton Brooks Project (MMB) 18/19

ALB - Environment Agency - Poulter Catchment Agri-diffuse Scoping Report

ALB - Environment Agency - Goldrill Beck Restoration project 18/19

ALB - Environment Agency - Riverlands - The Derwent (Cumbria) Catchment   

To fund other flood and coastal erosion risk management authorities in England for capital projects included in six year FCERM capital programme

ALB - Environment Agency - Northey Island Saltmarsh Regeneration

This measure covers Agri-environment-organic farming support.Payments are based on income foregone and, where relevant, additional costs resulting from converting to an organic farming system. There are 5 different conversion payments available for different farming systems: Rotational Land; Improved Permanent Pasture; Unimproved Permanent Pasture; Horticulture; and Top Fruit.This measure aims to fund organic conversion and maintenance by active farmers and builds on existing conversion and maintenance support under the previous RD programme Environmental Stewardship (Organic Higher Level and Entry Level Stewardship) elements.Activities funded under this measure support farmers wishing to convert to and maintain organic farming systems for environmental benefits. Investments contribute to meeting Englands Biodiversity 2020 goals and legal obligations under the Habitats and Species and Water Framework Directives. Support also aims to deliver the main objectives on biodiversity and the water environment (including flood management).RPA administers for measures in England.

EAFRD - RD Measure 10

Riverlands Porlock Vale

Living Hartburn

Natural Flood Management Programme Grant 2019/20

Northey Island Saltmarsh Regeneration

Scaffold and repairs, chemical testing, mortar trials, access improvements, interpretation and potential additional repairs to core and pyramidon

Mercaston & Markeaton Brooks Project

Cotehele Waterbody Improvements 18/19 2.5, 19/20 17K, 21/21 55.5 K

Clumber Lake Planting

Wessex Hillforts Monument Management Scheme, Wiltshire and Dorset

£130,400 over 3 years (£41,600; £43,700; £45,100) towards youth engagement and participation work at Morden Hall Park including a contribution towards two part-time salaries (Engagement Officer and Park Ranger); tools and equipment; and related costs.