AC-17-06AcombCYC HighwaysDanebury Crescent - to reconstruct verges in Tarmac allowing vehicles to overrun on the verge. This is to eliminate recurring damage to grass verges. Option 2Improvements to the local highways infrastructure - capital pot27/04/201829/06/201815000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-17-18AcombCYCInstallation of a ward notice board on the verge outside the Carr Schools.Increased community involvement, reducing social isolation,11/10/201829/10/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-01AcombVocal Flourish Community Choir (Lidgett)Grant to enable the Choir to grow and expand i.e. laptop, marketing materials, one off payrol set up fee with York CVS, first aid training.Reducing social isolation, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement14/06/201829/06/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-02AcombAcomb ExploreGrant towards summer children's activitiesImproving facilities and activities for young people, increased community involvement, improving health and wellbeing14/06/201829/06/2018490Funding Released AC-18-03AcombAcomb and Westfield Neighbourhood ForumGrant towards the Forum setting up costsA cleaner, greener ward, increased community involvement, reducing social isolation14/06/201829/06/2018900Funding Released AC-18-06AcombCYC HighwaysA scheme to alleviate the issue of vehicles driving over and damaging the verge at the junction of Viking Road and Danebury Drive.Ward capital pot10/07/201808/08/20182500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-07AcombCYC HighwaysA scheme to refresh faded road markings indicating the bus stop and install new bus stop sign on Danebury Drive, plus look into a solution to alleviate problem with vehicles parking on the bus stop. Ward capital pot10/07/201808/08/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-11AcombEnergise / BetterCommissioning research to gauge interest in sports activities amongst Acomb WArd residents. This is undertaken with the view to later commission suitable participation scheme for Acomb Ward residents.Improving health and wellbeing, improving facilities and activities for young people15/05/201829/06/2018200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-12aAcombMove the MassesCommissioning Move the Masses to set up the scheme, provide pop up fitness workshops and fitness adventures in Acomb Ward, create interactive online map showing locations where and how workouts can be completed and recruit Move Champion volunteers.Improving health and wellbeing, reducing social isolation, increased community involvement, improved facilities and activities for young people31/05/201829/06/20183200Funding Released AC-18-14AcombWe Run YorkGrant towards start up costs of a running group for people with substance misuse problems, homeless, or recently released from prison.Improving health and wellbeing, reducing social isolation, increased community involvement14/06/201829/06/20181000Funding Released AC-18-15AcombYork Carers CentreGrant towards the taxi transport element of the Young Carers Project in Acomb Ward.Reducing social isolation, improving facilities and activities for young people, A cleaner, greener ward, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement 14/06/201829/06/2018880Funding Released AC-18-16AcombFriends of Fishponds Wood and Beech GroveGrant towards display materials, folding tables and insurance.A cleaner, greener ward, Improving health and wellbeing, Increased community involvement14/06/201829/06/2018463Funding Released AC-18-24AcombCitizen Advice YorkA grant towards weekly advice and budgeting sessions at the Lidgett Grove Church. The applicant requires funding for further 6 months to fully evidence the need and assess the impact. Outcome of the ward funded trial will inform potential inclusion of the outreach in the organisation core service plan, subject to overall Service Level Agreement discussions with the City of York Council.Reducing social isolation, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement17/09/201825/09/20185140Funding Released AC-18-25AcombCYCFunding to replace recently felled tree which was positioned by the bus-stop, between numbers 64 and 66 Beckfield Lane.A cleaner, greener ward16/10/201829/10/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-18-27AcombCYCPurchase of two graffiti kits for use to remove graffiti by the local community.A cleaner, greener ward15/11/201925/01/2019124Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-18-01Bishopthorpe Morelock SignsPurchase of 4 'No Flytipping' signs to use around the ward Enhance and improve the local environment17/05/201817/05/2018113Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-18-03Bishopthorpe Brunswick Organic NurseryGrant to Brunswick Organic Nursery for general maintenance work; to tidy up and replant planters and hanging baskets, plant bulbs and wildflowers, trim hedges, strim weeds and remove rubbish when required.1: Enhance and improve the local environment. 2: Encourage community involvement. 3: Reduce social isolation 04/07/201804/07/20186000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-18-04Bishopthorpe Highways34m of low level fencing outside properties on Vernon Close to prevent cars driving over the grassed areaEnhance and improve the local environment04/07/201804/07/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-18-05Bishopthorpe HighwaysConvert grassed area on Neville Drive to possible parking bays, this is due to no parking available for properties that front a large grassed area. Cars are parking on grassed area and vergesEnhance and improve the local environment29/08/201829/08/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-18-06Bishopthorpe HighwaysA light was removed a few years ago in New Lane, a new light to be installed on the opposite side to where the power source is. There is only one light here at the far end of the road.Enhance and improve the local environment29/08/201829/08/20181200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-01Clifton Citizen Advice Citizen Advice Drop in sessions at St Lukes Community Cafe, every Fridayengagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton20/03/201828/03/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-02Clifton Clifton Parish ChurchTo support young people in Clifton in particular Kingsway Neighbourhood through children and youth projects. To run a 1 day summer event. The funding will support these events, specifically for: • Games Consoles • First Aid Training • Family Matters Parenting Training • Vacuum Cleaner improving opportunities for facilities and young people07/06/201819/06/2018625Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-08 CliftonYork City Football Club Foundation Free football holiday provison in the form of coaching courses for school holidays – May, Summer, October and Christmas 2018. To provide some longer term provision with two days provision per school holiday week for the remainder of 2018. The sessions will run using a local venue either Vale of York or Bootham Junior School. improving opportunities and facilites for young people07/06/201812/06/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-09Clifton St Luke's Parochial Church CouncilGrapevine Magazine - to help with costs towards the production and delivery and also to wards the costs of running an activity week during summer for local children engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton16/05/201812/06/20182999Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-10Clifton Clifton Residents AssociationSnack Shack . Food destined for landfill will be intercepted by Clifton Green staff and volunteers from a range of different supermarkets across York. The food is then sorted through, displayed in a make shift outdoor stall and anybody in Clifton can access the food. The funding will ensure that new equipment for storage and displaying food can be purchased. Everybody in the area has access to the ‘Snack Shack’. It is accessible by anybody in Clifton and for many people use it to buy food for their meal this week. Food and ingredients are purchased for pennies, and whole families are fed as a consequence. Not only are people able to purchase their tea, but the food items available are often fruit and veg, thus the meaning the meals made are often healthy and nutritious. enriching activites for health and wellbeing07/06/201812/06/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-11CliftonClifton Residents AssociationTo develop Burton Green School library, by making it a more enticing and exciting place for the children to read. The aim is to embed the love of reading in children at an early age. This will enhance children’s engagement, which would lead to an increase proficiency in reading. As a result children would choose reading as an activity to participate in, during the evenings and holidays. Everyone in the Clifton Ward would be invited to the grand opening of the library area. Requests would be made for volunteer readers from the local community. engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton07/06/201812/06/20181137Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-12CliftonClifton Residents AssociationTo run a residential visit to Kingswood Dearne Valley for Year 6 each year from Burton Green Primary School. The purpose of the residential is to give access to the experience of being away from home, tackling adventurous activities, and building a sense of Year 6 team and aspirations for the year ahead. This visit is open to all children- as a school we serve one of the most deprived communities in York, with much hidden poverty. improving opportunities and facilites for young people07/06/201812/06/2018400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-13CliftonClifton Playtime Group To create a sensory area accessible for children with physical or cognitive disabilities. We would aim to include light, tactile, calming and musical toys within a pop-up sensory tentTo develop the garden area at the centre by planting a variety of fruits and vegetables that the children can help grow, pick, cook and eat. improving opporunities for young people07/06/201812/06/20181905Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-14CliftonNew Visuality To run six sessions of "stop look listen think" with young people in the ward. 'Stop, Look, Listen, Think' is built around innovative art workshops with young people who have expressed an interest not yet met in creativity and innovation in their Ward. Through creativity, experimenting with innovative technology, and the experience enhancement of exhibiting their work as interactive light installations in city centre spaces, these participants are the primary beneficiaries. Match funding with Rawcliffe and Clifton Without engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton07/06/201812/06/2018950Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-15CliftonQ Church To deliver a programme of activities aimed at children, young people and parents. This programme will aim to meet many of the ward priorities, bring families in the area together and encourage them to take ownership and be proud of the Clifton they live in. The activities will be open access but each activity may be targeted at a specific clientele. All activities will be suitable for low income families and will be building on already established relationships of trust and care. engaging redisdents for a more cohesive Clifton21/06/201804/07/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-16CliftonMove the MassesMove The Masses. We are going to create and develop a fantastic online, interactive map showing people where they can complete brilliantly fun workouts and how to complete them too. We will have pop-up fitness workshops and fitness adventures (on foot or by bike) to teach people how to use all this amazing stuff around us and we will engage with all sectors of society to ensure everybody is included. We will recruit volunteers to become Move Champions in their communities too.enriching activites for health and wellbeing25/07/201826/07/20182500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-17CliftonClifton Green Management CommitteeContribution to support Clifton Management Committee clean and repaint wooden railing around Clifton Green. Supported by Eco team and using volunteers enriching activites for health and wellbeing20/11/201820/11/20182000Withdrawn by Applicant CL-18-19CliftonThe ElderberriesTo take residents from Sheltered Housing in Clifton who live on their own. They will go out and about for a half day outing into the countryside. reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton19/08/201819/08/2018450Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-22CliftonKeep Your Pet (The Age UK York and RSPCA partnership service)To develop a Community Dog Club/cafe which brings lonely /socially isolated people together around their love of dogs. The social benefits of dogs and the consequent positive impact on a persons mental and physical health are now well researched and recognised. enriching activites for health and wellbeing15/11/201822/11/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-18-23CliftonNorthern Orchards GroupTo plant 12 fruit trees next to Clifton Green Primary Schoolenriching activites for health and wellbeing08/01/201909/01/2019900Funding Released CL-18-24Clifton Friends of Clfton Greento renovate the stone water trough that is situated on Clifton Greenenriching activites for health and wellbeing21/02/201905/03/20192000Funding Released CO-18-01CopmanthorpeCopmanthorpe Contact the ElderlyA grant towards tea party for Copmanthorpe Contact the Elderly members at Harlow Carr gardens in July 2018supporting older people22/02/201828/03/2018136Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-18-05CopmanthorpePanda Play GroupActivity sessions with external professionalsSupporting activities for young people.06/06/201830/06/2018860Funding Released CO-18-06CopmanthorpeCop. Bowling ClubRelay uneven paving slabsSupporting activites for young people and supporting older people26/09/201802/09/20181750Funding Released CO-18-07CopmanthorpeArt ExibitionSet up costs for this annual eventSupporting activites for young people and supporting older people23/10/201824/10/2018400Funding Released CO-18-09CopmanthorpeNew table tennis clubtables, nets and equipment Supporting activites for young people and supporting older people15/11/201815/01/2019500Funding Released DW-17-21Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC HighwaysDringfield Close improved parking provision. Contribution from the ward capital pot to top up remaining HEIP funds to bring the scheme to fruition.HEIP - Physical environment improvements to benefit Council tenants27/06/201701/06/20186300Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-01Dringhouses and WoodthorpeMusical ConnectionsGrant for the community singing groupat Moor Lane towards aspects of the project that are not ongoing. Increasing community involvement, improving access to services and support09/05/201811/05/20181000Funding Released DW-18-03Dringhouses and WoodthorpeRevival Estate Community AssociationGrant towards the bike clinic event, tombola drum, plants and PLI for the eventIncreasing community involvement 09/05/201811/05/2018450Funding Released DW-18-04Dringhouses and WoodthorpeMayfields Community TrustGrant towards gravel for the path and insurance organised through TCVIncreasing community involvement, improving the local environment09/05/201811/05/2018620Funding Released DW-18-05Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC HighwaysResurfacing small section of the snicket between Foxton and Carrfield. There is a dip where water collects causing slippery and muddy surface.Improving the local environemnt24/04/201820/08/20183500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-09Dringhouses and WoodthorpeWoodthorpe York Community GroupGrant towards accessible portaloos for the 2018 summer fairIncreasing community involvement09/05/201811/05/2018425Funding Released DW-18-10Dringhouses and WoodthorpeWest Thorpe Pre SchoolGrant towards purchase of lunch box trolley for the pre-schoolImproving access to services and support09/05/201811/05/2018236Funding Released DW-18-11Dringhouses and WoodthorpeDementia YorkshireGrant towards games equipment (new age curling, floor basketball, sound boccia), stationery, LVL 2 Food Hygiene training for volunteers, embroidered t-shirts and refreshmentsImproving access to services and support, increasing community involvement09/05/201811/05/20181290Funding Released DW-18-12Dringhouses and WoodthorpeDringhouses Cricket ClubGrant towards new electronic scoreboard for the clubIncreasing community involvement09/05/201811/05/20182500Funding Released DW-18-13Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC HighwaysSeven day traffic survey on Thanet RoadImproving the local environement , promoting community safety13/04/201816/04/2018965Completed DW-18-14Dringhouses and WoodthorpeGough & KellyDaily community patrols with body worn CCTV for a six month. To alleviate issues with ASB in the area between Foxwood Park and Woodthorpe Green play area.Promoting community safety09/05/201811/05/20182730Funding Released DW-18-15Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCSalt bins refill pot to accomodate for refilling of ward and housing salt bins in winter 2018-19Improving the local environment , promoting community safety09/05/201811/05/2018550Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-15aDringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCFurther funds for 'ward grit bins refill pot' to budget for two refills of 11 assets during winter season 2018-19Improving the local environment , promoting community safety02/11/201802/11/2018760Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-17Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCPot of funding for trimming City of York Council treesImproving the local environment , promoting community safety09/05/201811/05/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-18Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Knights FoundationTwo skatepark sessions on Revival EstateIncreasing community involvement09/05/201811/05/2018600Funding Released DW-18-19Dringhouses and WoodthorpeGala SignsReplacement of a broken lock on the ward notice board on Girvan CloseImproving the local environment28/05/201831/05/201848Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-20Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC HighwaysSeven day traffic survey on Moorcroft RoadImproving the local environement , promoting community safety20/06/201827/06/2018965Completed DW-18-23Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCeejay UK LTDSupply and installation of a 'no dog fouling' sign. It is to be installed on the post at the front of the community notice board on North Lane, Dringhouses, YO24 2NSImproving the local environment04/07/201806/07/2018106Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-24Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCH-Bar carriageway advisory markings for driveways on Silverdale Court to deter blocking garages access.Improving the local environment17/07/201817/07/2018158Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-25Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCInstallation of security fencing at the rear of CYC housing bungalows 7 – 10 St James Place, backing onto Hob Moor. Project funded jointly by the ward and CYC housing department.Promoting community safety, improving the local environment22/06/201807/11/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-26Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC HighwaysReplacement of faulty VAS sign located on lighting column no. 56, Moor Lane close to the junction with Alness DriveImproving the local environment , promoting community safety24/05/201820/08/20183500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-30Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC Local Area Team WestStart up funding for a community cafe at Moor Lane Centre supported by the Youth Offending Team and run by volunteers.Increasing community involvement22/09/201811/09/2018200Funding Released DW-18-31Dringhouses and WoodthorpeHelping Hand Environmental CompanyPurchase of 20 litterpickers and 20 bag holders for use by local volunteersImproving the local environment24/09/201801/10/2018314Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-32Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCReplacement of a rusty street name plate on the junction of of Hunters Way and Tadcaster RoadImproving the local environment12/02/201913/02/2019198Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-34Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCPurchase of biodegradable sprays and latex gloves for community volunteers to use to make dog faeces.Improving the local environment10/01/201910/01/201872Completed DW-18-35Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCH-bar markings to be painted at entrances to the canopy parking on Silverdale Court, YO24 2LS. This is undertaken with the intention to deter blocking these entrances by vehicles parked on the road. Improving the local environment22/01/201904/02/2019160Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-36Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCInstallation of a new notice board on Nelsons Lane near the play area entrance and removal of the old notice board mounted to the fence.Improving the local environment22/01/201904/02/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-18-37Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCContribution towards installation of a seat at the bus stop on Ryecroft Avenue opposite the entrance to Carrfield.Improving the local environment08/02/201912/02/2019200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH - 18-08Fulford and HeslingtonCYC HighwaysTo improve area of anti skid surface, School Lane, Fulford. Area as shown in the screen shot attached showing the location being previously painted red and the map both attached This scheme has been previously discussed with Jon Pickles, his suggestion being to place new tarmac in the area that previously had the anti skid surface and at the same time place new 20 speed markings. The tarmac can be replaced as normalHighways work13/05/201827/09/20182750Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH - 18-10Fulford and HeslingtonFulford ShowFulford Show would like to purchase a marquee, two gazebos and a storage box for Fulford ShowOn the application form. The applicant states that the show helps to bring residents together and to develop a pride in the community.18/06/201825/06/2018410Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH -18-07Fulford and HeslingtonCYC HighwaysA variety of locations for new bollards, Main Street, Fulford. The bollards to match the exsisting bollards on the road. The counsellor states that some bollard installation did not happen last year, so he feels we need to start this scheme again. See an example of a location in the attached photograph. There are other locations – all locations of bollards as discussed and photographed by Jon Pickles This project will enhance and preserve the local environment and help to foster a sense of community and improve users saftey.13/05/201825/07/20182500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-02Fulford and HeslingtonHeslington village hall meeting roomReburishment of the floor in the main hall of the village meeting roomThis project will enhance and preserve the local environment and help to foster a sense of community and support local voluntary groups bthrough a well maintained community asset.29/03/201819/04/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-03Fulford and HeslingtonFulford Tennis ClubInstalation of hoop barriers to deter the riding of mopes and moterbikes in a public areaThis project will enhance and preserve the local environment and help to foster a sense of community and improve users saftey.19/03/201819/04/20181057Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-04Fulford and HeslingtonSt. Oswalds CE School, Heslington laneTo run a childrens activity in Fulford LibraryReduces loneliness and isolation. Fostering a sense of community04/04/201813/05/2018140Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-05Fulford and HeslingtonCYC HighwaysConsidation for an aditional street light. In the Cresent, Heslington YE10 5EFThis project will enhance and preserve the local environment and help to foster a sense of community and improve users saftey.13/05/201825/07/2018400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-13Fulford and HeslingtonHighwaysInstall 1.8 m gate at Glen Close flats to keep communal area secureEnhance & preserve the local environment18/06/201825/07/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-14Fulford and HeslingtonHighwaysInstall bin store for all bins serving Glen Close and Main Street flatsEnhance & preserve the local environment18/06/201825/07/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-15Fulford and HeslingtonHighways/HEIPBin store at Fordlands road flats areaEnhance & preserve the local environment26/09/201826/09/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-16Fulford and HeslingtonFulford Parachial Church CouncilGrant to clear and clean the WW1 memorial at St Oswalds Church - Jointly funded with Fishergate wardEnhance & preserve the local environment13/11/201809/01/2019408Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-17Fulford and HeslingtonHeslington Village Meeting Room CommitteeGrant to start up a lunch club at the village meeting room and reach out to hte lonely and isolatedHelp foster a sense of community03/01/201909/01/2019300Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-18Fulford and HeslingtonFulford Parish CouncilGrant for graffiti removal at the sports pavilionEnhance & preserve the local environment09/01/201909/01/201950Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-18-19Fulford and HeslingtonTrading StandardsCold Calling Controlled Zone at Sir John Hunt homes, FulfordHelp foster a sense of community18/01/201918/01/2019740Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-16-14Fishergate CYCInstall photo-luminescent edge marker discs (Starpath discs) on the shared use path running along the northern part of Walmgate Stray between the edge of the barracks site and the University. Costs are £1730.60 for discs 5 metres apart £2843.73 for discs 3 metres apart Promoting sustainable transport and improving road safety 01/05/201601/05/20163103Completed FS-18-01Fishergate Redfearn Community Group Funding for a spring planting party Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 22/03/201826/03/2018550Funding Released FS-18-02Fishergate Friends of Danesmead Wood Funding to purchase a new noticeboard to display information about birds, insects and flowers which can be found in the wood Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 25/04/201830/07/2018826.8Funding Released FS-18-03Fishergate Fishergate, Fulford & Heslington Local History Group Funding towards the cost of publishing a book of short biographies of the 86 pupils and teachers who are named on the Great War memorial tablet in the porch of Fishergate School. A welcoming community, working together 30/04/201813/05/2018700Funding Released FS-18-04Fishergate YUMI York Organisation and delivery of third annual Millennium Fields Summer fair A welcoming community, working together, Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 03/05/201823/05/20183000Funding Released FS-18-05Fishergate Heslington Road CICFunding to hold a Heslington Road community street carnival in September 2018A welcoming community, working together; Maintaining and enhancing the local environment 14/05/201815/05/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-06 Fishergate Broadway Area Neighbours and Friends (BANF)Funding towards the cost of producing the quarterly BANF newsletter A welcoming community, working together 16/05/201830/07/2018293.52Funding Released FS-18-09Fishergate Friends of Fishergate Primary School Funding to purchase and install an additional cycle shelter at Fishergate School with the capacity to store up to 10 cycles. Promoting sustainable transport and improving road safety 25/07/201830/07/20182929.2Funding Released FS-18-11Fishergate Friends of Danesmead Wood Funding to hire a tree surgeon for a day to thin some of the previously coppiced treesMaintain and enhance the quality of the environment 03/10/201819/10/2018400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-13Fishergate Fulford Parochial Church Council Contribution towards the steam cleaning of the WW1 War Memorial at St Oswalds Church to mark the centenary. The memorial records the sacrifice of 31 men from the Alma Terrace area and a further 29 from Fishergate A welcoming community, working together; Maintaining and enhancing the local environment 17/10/201811/12/2018816Funding Released FS-18-14Fishergate TCV Labour and materials for laying a 50m section of mixed native hedge, staked and bound along its length, to deter people from accessing land immediately adjacent to the River Foss Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 19/10/201819/10/20181460Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-14b Fishergate TCV Funding to plant some native hedge plants to fill in the gaps between existing shrubs in the laid hedgeMaintain and enhance the quality of the environment 27/11/201827/11/2018200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-20Fishergate St Lawrence PCC Funding towards the purchase and installation of a projector and screen in the community hall to have film nights for the local community A welcoming community, working together 27/11/201811/12/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-21Fishergate New Visuality Funding for the Style Over Speed project. 8 art and physical activity sessions led by the Blueberry Academy, exploring art techniques and promoting physical activity, working with 10 disabled people. A welcoming community, working together; Promoting sustainable transport and increasing road safety 23/11/201811/12/20181750Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-18-22Fishergate YUMI Intercultural York Funding to develop and launch walking trails and guided walks to enable older and isolated people in Fishergate to get out and about in the community. The project will be a colloaboration between several communtiy based organisations and the trails will cover many of the much loved areas in the ward A welcoming community, working together; Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 06/12/201811/12/20185415Funding Released FS-18-23Fishergate St Lawrence PCC Funding to upgrade the furniture in the community hall (particularly the chairs and tables). This is to make the hall more inclusive to older people and those with disability and mobility issues A welcoming community, working together 23/01/201923/01/20192000Funding Released FS-18-25Fishergate Friends of Danesmead Wood Funding for public liability insurance, a new wheelbarrow and 2 galvanised bins for the wood Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 25/01/201925/01/2019478.98Funding Released FS-18-30Fishergate St Nicks Funding for activities to helo secure the future of Millennium Fields Meadow - 1)develop an accessible entrance area to the site, 2) Create a tool storage area, 3) A working compost area, 4)recruit more volunteers 1) A welcoming community, working together, Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment 13/02/201915/02/20192235Funding Released GU-18-01GuildhallYork Explore To run seven children’s activities. The sessions provide family learning activities, which are fun, help adults and children interact and learn together, give opportunities to try new activities and be creative, whilst keeping children occupied over the summer and helping them to socialise with others. fewer people suffering from loneliness12/06/201813/06/2018650Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-02GuildhallYork BIDYork BID Taxi Marshals at Duncombe Place Taxi marshalling for 3 years. This is joint funded by community partners including the York BID, Hackney Carriage Taxi Association and Guildhall residents’ committee. reduction of anti social behaviour12/06/201813/06/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-03 GuildhallMake It Bloom Part of this year summer’s Bloom! Festival of Horticulture. The grant will support a plant take-over along Coney Street. Once an inviting, thriving part of central York, we are determined to bring back some colour, life, creativity and greenery to the street.better maintenance of parks and green spaces12/06/201813/06/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-11GuildhallRiver Foss SocietyErect an informative interpretative panel next to the River Foss in the paved recreational area next to Monk Bridge. The colour panel will explain the history, wildlife, plants of the River and advise not to feed ducks/gees bread. The sign will be anti-vandal plastic. for people embracing diversity in their communities12/06/201813/06/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-12GuildhallFriends of Guildhall ward Gardens – Edible York (FOGGEY)Edible Gardens Walk FOGGEY is going to take part in the York Bloom festival which takes place 6th to 8th July 2018. On the Sunday afternoon we are organising a walk in the city centre to visit edible gardens, including Peaseholme Green, Explore / Central Library and Rosemary Place. From the city centre the walk will go to Greenfields Garden off Haxby Road to learn more about that community garden and to have refreshments. The walk will be free to participants. fewer people suffering from loneliness12/06/201813/06/2018139Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-14GuildhallToolbox Drama To pilot 2 x8 week Sensory Drama Clubs, and 3 summer holiday events for children and young people. We aim to provide residents, carers and parents with low cost, purposeful and creative activity in the City Centre. The sessions will be delivered in collaboration with York Nurturing Community (YNC)fewer people suffering from loneliness12/06/201813/06/20181582Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-15GuildhallTCV (The Conservation Volunteers)Human Rights Garden in Clarence Street Garden 1) Health and Social Care - Represented through medicinal plants. E.g. Lavender, Comfrey and Rosemary 2) Education - represented by roses named after educators and humanitarians etc e.g. Marie Currie and Diana. Plus the existence of the garden itself. 3) Housing - represented through homes for wildlife in our wildlife friendly area e.g. bug hotel and bird boxes. 4) Standards of living - represented through edible food beds and every ones right to food and health. 5) Non discrimination and equality - represented through wildlife area with plants some may consider weeds and the formal nature of other beds all coming together to create the garden. better maintenance of parks and green spaces06/06/201806/06/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-16Guildhall Kyra Women's ProjectWebsite revampfewer people suffering from loneliness10/05/201801/06/20190Declined by Ward Team GU-18-17GuildhallDoor 84Funding to develop the Girls and Boys group project. Project Management – To over see the whole project including compliance such as health and safety, safeguarding, liasing with partners, creating monitoring and evaluation reports for staff meetings, committee meetings and Guildhall ward team, Supervisions, budget management and covering the face to face delivery. for children to be able to play out safely12/06/201813/06/20181908.83Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-18GuildhallYork Food Poverty Alliance School meals make up a vital part of the diet of many children and when these are no longer provided in the school summer holidays they no longer have adequate food and/or a good diet. City wide, we are working with a network of community centres to provide an alternative to school meals over the summer. The grant will make the Walmgate area of Guildhall part of this network, working alongside volunteers and Red Tower to provide a pay as you feel café one day a week through the summer school holidays. for people embracing diversity in their communities12/06/201813/06/2018429Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU18-19GuildhallKyra Women's ProjectRun five yoga courses for Kyra's members. As part of rehabilitation and support.fewer people suffering from loneliness12/09/201812/09/20181810Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-20 GuildhallGroves Residents Association A picnic in the park, open to everyone who lives in, works or is a friend of the Grovesfewer people suffering from loneliness23/08/201822/08/2018250Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-21Guildhall Walking for Health - York Health Walks Towards walks for residents of Guildhall fewer people suffering from loneliness12/09/201812/09/2018200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-23GuildhallYork BreakdanceProvide breakdance classes 3 times a week for 3 different age groups at door 84for people embracing diversity in their communities30/11/201805/12/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-24GuildhallMove the Massesfree, weekly fitness sessions from March to September 2019 (30 weeks) using the new outdoor fitness equipment which is to be installed near the Red Towerbetter maintenance of parks and green spaces20/11/201805/12/20182140Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-25GuildhallYork Nuturing Community Ward Committee BBQWard Committee Residents Meeting BBQ, hosted by York Nuturing Committeefor people embracing diversity in their communities26/06/201826/06/2018250Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-28GuildhallRed Tower York CICProvision of pay as you feel meals. Inviting other agencies - such as Healthwatch, the North Yorkshire Police Services and Citizens Advice York.to increase recycling09/01/201909/01/2019983.2Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-29GuildhallThe Hut York LtdDelivery of the "Stepping Stones", the vocational project for people with mental health difficulties and learning disabilities.for people embracing diversity in their communities09/01/201909/01/20191268.5Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-18-30GuildhallSUSTRANS - commissionedWorks to the Foss Islands Path to improve visibility of street lighting columns and sight-lines.better maintenance of parks and green spaces06/02/201906/02/2019990Funding Released GU-18-31GuildhallDoor 84‘Young Volunteers/Events Committee Project,’ which is one of our 10 current Projects/Sessions at Door 84. For people to embrace diversity in their communities.06/02/201918/02/2019856.7Funding Released HE-17-09Heworth CYCPurchase of bulky items container/garage and fitting with base + one set of trolley wheelsHEIP - Physical environment improvements to benefit Council tenants30/04/201830/04/2018364.78Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-17-24Heworth OCAY Funding to offer outreach work in the ward to identify older people who are lonely and socially isolated. Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 06/08/201806/08/20182400Funding Released HE-18-01Heworth Tang Hall Explore Library Learning Centre To run six childrens Summer activity sessions in Tang Hall Explore - also applied to Hull Road and O&D wards Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 06/08/201806/08/2018210Funding Released HE-18-04Heworth Musical Connections Funding for a second music group at Glen Lodge for tenants who are living with dementia and are unable to access the established groupA healthy and active community 06/08/201806/08/20181000Funding Released HE-18-07Heworth Muncaster Private Property Owners Association (MPPOA)Funding for 1) Signage for the area re no parking (£1122) and 2) improving the entrances to the estate by erecting raised beds for flowers and vegetables and replacing old concrete blocks with cycle hoops (£6350)A safer, cleaner environment 06/08/201810/09/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-18-08Heworth CYC Trading StandardsCold Calling Zone on Faber Street - costs are for initial resident survey, implementation and ongoing administration A safer, cleaner environment 18/05/201818/06/2018740Funding Released HE-18-10Heworth Yorkey Dads Funding to run a paediatric first aid course at The Centre@Burnholme for parents, grandparents and carers. Funding is for the course to be run 15 times with 12 people at each session A healthy and active community; Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 06/08/201806/08/2018750Funding Released HE-18-11Heworth Walking for Health - York Health Walks Funding towards the Health Walks programme A healthy and active community, Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 10/09/201810/09/2018100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-18-12 Heworth Communities & EqualitiesFunding for design, printing and delivery of a ward newsletter Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 01/05/201827/09/20181400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-18-13Heworth Therapeutic Art and Play Therapy Yorkshire (TAPTY)Parent/children sessions at The Avenue Childrens Centre including singing/rhymes, art making, playing. 10 sessions 1.5hr each A healthy and active community; Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 10/09/201810/09/20182390Funding Released HE-18-16Heworth Tang Hall SmartStart up funding to set up regular tea dances at Burnholme centre, a recent taster session was very popular and uses local musiciansA healthy and active community; Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 14/11/201814/11/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-18-17Heworth Bell Farm Social HallGrant to provide the community swap shop once a monthA healthy and active community; Developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community 15/11/201820/11/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-17-15Huntington and New EarswickSt Andrews ChurchA grant towards the resurfacing of the carpark at St Andrews ChurchImproving the local area and improving local facilities03/04/201804/07/20181431Funding Released HnE-18-01Huntington and New EarswickNew Earswick Indoor Bowls ClubTo replace the cooker in the kitchenof the bowls club to enable uninterupted caterin service to users of the clubReduces loneliness and isolation by equipping local venues to increase their potential03/04/201804/07/20181500Funding Released HnE-18-02Huntington and New EarswickFriends of Huntington LibraryTo Install a new post and double sided library sign to promote the library Improving the local area and improving local facilities03/04/201803/04/2018447.91Funding Released HnE-18-03Huntington and New EarswickThe Rowntree SocietyA grant towards a set of activities and ecvents for the community in New Earswick and surrounding areas in connectionwith the creation of a heritage visitor in the Folk Hall Reduces loneliness and isolation by equipping local venues to increase their potential03/04/201804/07/2018500Funding Released HnE-18-04Huntington and New EarswickFilm at the Folk HallTo Purchase a new lens to improve the use of the space and be able to relocate the screen therefore providing more space for additional residents to attend Reduces loneliness and isolation by equipping local venues to increase their potential03/04/201807/06/2018727.78Funding Released HnE-18-05Huntington and New EarswickNew Earswick LibraryTo run 3 childrens activities within New Earswick library to engage with young people and their families over the summer holidays Supporting young people11/04/201804/07/2018290Funding Released HnE-18-06Huntington and New EarswickHaxby and Wigginton Youth and Community Association- Community Ties Youth ProjectTo run a park based youth project called "Pop up in the Park" which provides purposeful activity in parks and public spaces Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups17/04/201807/06/20181084.89Funding Released HnE-18-07Huntington and New EarswickOrchard Park Community CentreTo run a summer programme for children and young people accross the summer holidays Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups26/04/201801/05/2018800Funding Released HnE-18-09Huntington and New EarswickActiv8 LearningFor the continuation in Huntingto and New Earswick of the man cave project Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups02/05/201804/07/20182200Completed HnE-18-11Huntington and New EarswickYorkey DadsTo run 12 First aid courses aimed at parents/carers within the wardProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups03/05/201804/07/20181125Funding Released HnE-18-12Huntington and New EarswickAll Saints and St Andrews Church To run 2 seperate days of a holiday at home for those in the ward unable to have a holiday. Based around a seaside themeProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups07/06/201804/07/2018500Funding Released HnE-18-14Huntington and New EarswickWalking for Health - York Health Walks Towards walks for residents of Huntington and New Earswick Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups09/08/201830/07/2018100Funding Released HnE-18-15Huntington and New EarswickCold Calling Zone To implement a cold calling zone within a street within the ward Improving local facilities11/09/201812/09/2018750Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-16Huntington and New EarswickSt Andrews Church To run a christmas event for those isolated members of the community with afternoon tea and entertainmentProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups25/10/201825/10/2018200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-17Huntington and New EarswickYorkey Dads part 2 additional 50% of original grant to run a further 6 first aid courses in the ward Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups03/05/201825/10/20181025Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-18Huntington and New EarswickSalt Bin RefilTo Refil a Salt Bin on Yearsley GroveImproving Local Facilities12/11/201812/11/201855Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-21Huntington and New EarswickCommunity BeesTo continue community based arts and craft workshops to reduce social isolation within the wardProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups08/01/201916/01/2019654Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-22Huntington and New EarswickHuntington Parish CouncilTowards the costs of the summer galaProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups08/01/201916/01/2019600Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-23Huntington and New EarswickToolbox ProjectTowards the continuation of updating the facilities at the project providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups27/02/201906/03/20191760Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-24Huntington and New EarswickMove the MassesTowards project manager and co-ordinator posts and also promotion of sessions Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups05/03/201906/03/20191210Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HnE-18-25Huntington and New EarswickThe History GroupTowards the cost of venue hire, promotion and websiteProviding engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, in particular young people and hard to reach groups05/02/201906/03/2019500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-17-19HolgateYorkey DadsFor Yorkey Dads to run a monthly breakfast club at The Chill Cafe. This will be on the 1st Saturday of every month. Yorkey Dads connects dads and male carers in and around the York area through meetings, activities, events and online support. • supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages • supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities • working with communities to reduce social isolation08/03/201804/05/2018500Funding Released HO-17-20HolgateYork Inspirational Kids To set up a Disability gymnastics club for primary school aged children in Holgate. York Inspirational Kids believe that activities, such as gymnastics for children with additional needs and their siblings should be accessible, particularly if they cannot participate in mainstream gymnastics. • supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages • supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities • working with communities to reduce social isolation19/02/201809/08/20183000Funding Released HO-18-01HolgateYork Central ActionFunding to widen the engagement and participation of people in the ward and broaden discussions around the York Central development Working to ensure local investment and developments, such as York Central, are developed appropriately26/03/201813/04/20181730Funding Released HO-18-02HolgateOur Lady Queen of Martyrs PTFATo organise and run the school PTFA family summer fair 2018. Open to all the community.Supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages. Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities.04/05/201805/07/2018312.5Funding Released HO-18-03HolgateDrain coversHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20180Completed HO-18-04HolgateHolgate bridge gardensHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/201810000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-05HolgatePoplar street lightingHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20187438.37Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-07HolgateHamilton drive eas- caroline closeHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20185500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-08HolgateFriends of West Bank Park To organise and run the West Bank Park Summer fair 2018. Over 2,000 local residents attended the fair last year. It is one of the main Community events in the Holgate ward and provides the opportunity for locals to mix together.•supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages •supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities18/05/201820/06/2018768Funding Released HO-18-10HolgateHamilton drive, east moorecroft Highways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20184000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-14HolgateBeech AveHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-16HolgateWindmill riseHighways schemeWard capital pot02/08/201805/08/201815000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-17HolgateSt swithens walkHighways schemeWard capital pot02/08/201805/08/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-18HolgateGrantham driveHighways schemeWard capital pot01/08/201805/08/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-20HolgateFriends off Holgate communitte gardenPromote the Holgate community gardens through event, physical activerties, and sensory experiencessupporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages01/08/201827/09/201843370Funding Released HO-18-22HolgateFoWBP lockingGrant to the friends of west bank park to contiune locking the park on an evening, to reduce the chances of ASB and help protect the green spaces in the parksupporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities02/08/201827/09/201843370Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-23HolgateCelcilia place fencingHEIP schemesupporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities01/08/201827/09/201843370Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-24HolgateCecilia place gatesHEIP schemesupporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities01/08/201827/09/201843370Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-18-25HolgatePopelton road out of school cluba summer programme of sports and activities for children attending our summer holiday childcare club, which runs for six weeks, starting July 2018.Activities will include two sessions with a local Park Ranger, to provide nature-based activities at a local park, four trips to local attractions, weekly sessions of multi sports workshops, a nerf gun activity on site, a technology based workshop, a sand art class and a cookery class. Trips this year include Newby Hall, Filey, Stockeld Park, Homestead park and Piglets. For many children these are unique days out that they might otherwise not experience supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages01/08/201810/08/20181500Funding Released HO-18-26HolgateLeeman road millenium green trustcutting the Millenium Field nature area, this is required to promote Bio diversity and a health park usable by all holgate residents.supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities01/08/201824/08/20182804.4Funding Released HO-18-27HolgateRI AFCMatch funding towards the cost of new windows in the club house, which is also used by many community groupssupporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages14/10/201819/11/20183105Funding Released HO-18-29HolgatePoppy Road memorial hallImprovemnts with Engery efficient lighting and new planters fir wild flowers and grassessupporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages07/02/201901/03/20192731Funding Released HO-18-30HolgateYork RI Bowls ClubInstatll a fire alarm system in the clubhousesupporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages12/02/201901/03/2019695Funding Released HO-18-31HolgateFriends of West Bank Park funding for the locking the park gates 2019-20supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities19/02/201901/03/20194320Funding Released HR-16-06Hull Road City of York CouncilImprovements for the fencing at the open space on Wolviston Avenue/Broughton Way Promote a friendly and welcoming community 17/05/201821/05/20187000Funding Released HR-16-09Hull Road Tang Hall Big Local Contribution to THBLs youth engagement project 1) Promote a friendly and welcoming community; 2) Supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need 05/09/201813/09/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HR-17-12Hull Road CYC The installation of circa 10 timber bollards along the footway/kerb edge from the bus stop southwards for approximately 15 metres, together with a refresh of the cycle lane (green) and road markings/symbols , including a white bar marking at the dropped kerb highway budget15/10/201822/10/20184000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HR-18-01Hull Road Tang Hall Explore Library Learning Centre To run six childrens Summer activity sessions in Tang Hall Explore - also applied to Heworth and O&D wards Promote a friendly and welcoming community 26/04/201830/04/2018210Funding Released HR-18-02Hull Road Eboracum Security Funding for locking and unlocking Hull Road Park in May, June and JulyPromote a friendly and welcoming community 20/04/201823/04/20182116Funding Released HR-18-02b Hull Road Eboracum Security Funding for the daily locking and unlocking of Hull Road Park in August and September Promote a friendly and welcoming community 25/07/201827/07/20181403Funding Released HR-18-02cHull Road Eboracum Security Locking and unlocking of Hull Road Park in October Promote a friendly and welcoming community 21/09/201826/08/2018713Funding Released HR-18-03Hull Road Musical ConnectionsFunding towards sustaining the running of the community choir held at Tang Hall Community Centre on Tuesday mornings during term-time Promote a friendly and welcoming community, Supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need 06/08/201813/09/20181000Funding Released HR-18-08Hull Road Hull Road Park Café Rent for the portacabin up to end of financial year Promote a friendly and welcoming community; Encouraging volunteering and community involvement; Supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need 17/05/201817/05/20188500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HR-18-09Hull Road Heslington Sportsfield Management CommitteeReplacement safety surfacing for play equipment on the Outgang Promoting a friendly and welcoming community 06/08/201813/09/2018500Funding Released HR-18-11Hull Road Trading StandardsCCZ on Hesketh Bank & Foxthorn Paddock Promote a friendly and welcoming community 13/09/201813/09/2018740Funding Released HR-18-12Hull Road CYCBulb planting on the central reservation on Hull Road Promoting a friendly and welcoming community 20/09/201820/09/20189835Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-01Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Primary School PTATo replace the old fencing around the front of the school Increases potential for local venues03/04/201807/06/2018400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-02Haxby and WiggintonHaxby and Wigginton Youth and Community Association- Community Ties Youth ProjectTo run a park based youth project called "Pop up in the Park" which provides purposeful activity in parks and public spaces Increased opportunities for young people 17/04/201810/07/20181076.25Funding Released HW-18-07Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Sports & Playing Field AssociationTo renew fencing with posts and rails at the bottom of the playing fields to increase securityIncreases potential for local venues26/04/201823/08/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-10Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Sports & Playing Field AssociationTowards the cost of widening the enterance road to the groundsImproving road safety 04/07/201823/08/20182300Funding Released HW-18-11Haxby and WiggintonBirchlands Care HomeTowards taking residents on day trips and working alongside them to produce a sensory garden Increased opportunities for residents 26/07/201823/08/2018650Funding Released HW-18-12Haxby and WiggintonWalking for Health - York Health Walks Towards the cost of providing health walks for residents of york Increased opportunities for residents 09/08/201823/08/2018100Funding Released HW-18-13Haxby and WiggintonYorkey DadsTowards the costs of running 12 first aid courses Increased opportunities for residents 09/08/201823/08/20183750Funding Released HW-18-14Haxby and WiggintonChurchfield Open Space CommitteeTo install 22m x 15mm artificial turf on the football pitch Enhancing the environment and green spaces increased opportunitites for residents 25/09/201809/10/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-15Haxby and WiggintonHaxby Luncheon clubTowards the cost of venue hireIncreased opportunities for residents 27/09/201803/10/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-16Haxby and WiggintonToolbox DramaTowards the costs to establish a new drama group for sensory drama sessins for adults with disabilitiesIncreased opportunities for residents, reducing loneliness and social isolation23/10/201803/10/20181302Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-17Haxby and WiggintonMenfulnessTowards of establishing a new mindfulness group for males within the wardreducing loneliness and social isolation 23/10/201823/10/20183650Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-18-18Haxby and WiggintonYork and District Dyslexia Association Toward the creation of a network for professionals working with adults with neurological conditions.reducing loneliness and social isolation 07/12/201812/12/20181050Funding Released HW-18-22Haxby and WiggintonThe Wonder YearsImproving outdoor provision through the purchase of flexible and portable outdoor equipment.Increased opportunities for residents06/02/201915/02/2019694.37Funding Released HW-18-24Haxby and WiggintonHaxby & Wigginton Youth & Community AssociationReplacement cooker and two microwaves so that the Pop Inn can continue to provide participants with low cost lunches and the opportunity to socialise on a weekly basis.reducing loneliness and social isolation 06/02/201915/02/20191153Funding Released HW-18-25Haxby and WiggintonExplore Haxby To purchase 6 tablets for the Chatterbooks group to support their activities around reading and literacy.Increased opportunities for young people 06/02/201911/02/2019865Funding Released HW-18-26Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Tennis ClubTo replace the clubhouse that is 25 years old and not up to safety standards.Increased opportunities for young people 06/02/201907/02/20190Declined by Ward Team HWT-18-01Heworth WithoutMobile LibraryChildrens art activity sessions in conjunction with Heworth Without Community CentreCommunity Provision18/05/201818/05/2018100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-18-02Heworth WithoutYO1 Radioimprove lifestyle choices through various activitiesCommunity Provision18/05/201810/06/20181000Declined by Ward Team HWT-18-03Heworth WithoutTrading StandardsCold calling controlled zone in Whitby AvenueCommunity Provision18/05/201818/05/2018740Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-18-04Heworth WithoutTrading StandardsCold calling controlled zone in Woodlands GroveCommunity Provision18/05/201818/05/2018740Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-18-05Heworth WithoutChrist Church Senior FriendsFunding for transport to local places of interest for older people.Community provision04/06/201805/06/2018480Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-18-07Heworth WithoutHighwaysResurface of Sandstock road which is in a very poor state but as its a cul-de-sac it will never get in the Highwyas priority listStreet maintenance23/08/201823/08/20186000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-18-08Heworth WithoutHighwaysResurface parts of Algarth Rise, the mouth, the remaining patches not previously done and the jointsStreet maintenance23/08/201823/08/20186000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-01MicklegateClements Hall Local History GroupProduce an illustrated book based on their research: Bishy Road: a York shopping street in time. It will raise funds for the group and they will give presentations on it to local organisations. A neighbourhood shaped by the community. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included.02/07/201804/07/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-03MicklegateMusical ConnectionsFunding to help sustain the weekly (during term-times) participatory music group that has been running since September 2014 at Barstow House sheltered housing scheme/independent living community. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included24/04/201804/07/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-10MicklegateBishopthorpe Road Trading AssociationTo help organise a community street party event with plenty of activities for all ages to take part in. This will link in with a charity fun run.A neighbourhood shaped by the community. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included. 04/06/201804/07/2018750Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-14MicklegateBishophillbilliesPurchase 4 compost bins and 10 wooden window boxes for the Bishophill Community Garden.A clean and green community. A neighbourhood shaped by the community.02/07/201804/07/2018510Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-18MicklegateScarcroft Allotment and Amateur Gardeners Association Provide new steps to the allotment shop on Scarcroft Road allowing for the purchase of a removable ramp. This ramp can then be used by wheelchairs, pushchairs, wheelbarrows and mowers. A neighbourhood shaped by the community. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included. A clean and green community.02/07/201804/07/20181830Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-20MicklegateRowntree Park Reading CafePurchase Lego and other materials to use in the reading cafe, with weekly Lego clubs to provide a fun, learning activity in a safe environment.A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included. 01/08/201801/08/2018450Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-22MicklegateCitizen Advice Contribution to six months outreach at St Clements Hall 1) A neighbourhood shaped by the community; 2) A safe and resilient community20/09/201820/09/20185671Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-23MicklegateClements Hall Local History GroupPromote an illustrated book based on research: Bishy Road: a York shopping street in time.A neighbourhood shaped by the community20/09/201820/09/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-24MicklegateNorthern ElectricWW1 Commemorative Trail in Rowntree ParkA neighbourhood shaped by the community26/09/201809/10/2018200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-18-25MicklegateScarcroft Green AssociationMower and tools to maintain sports facilitiesA neighbourhood shaped by the community10/11/201804/02/20192200Funding Released MK-18-26MicklegateSt NicksVolunteer opportunities at Scarcroft Orchard and installation of interpretation boardA clean and green communtiy10/11/201804/02/20191480Funding Released MK-18-27MicklegatePlanet FoodStarted up funding for pay as you feel community cafeA neighbourhood shaped by the community11/12/201804/02/20192500Funding Released MK-18-28 MicklegateNunnery Area Residents AssociationFunding for Keith Chapman Memorial GardenA clean and green community 11/12/201804/02/20193471Funding Released MK-18-30aMicklegateYCFCF and Door84Youth project: both partners will draw from the seven years of their work together to offer a joint provision for the Ward. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included.01/02/201904/02/20195000Funding Released MK-18-30bMicklegateNorth Yorkshire Youth LtdDetached Youth Work across Micklegate area by meeting them on their territory and providing a range of outdoor activities to them. A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included.01/02/201904/02/20195061.3Funding Released MK-18-31 MicklegateClementhorpe Community AssociationFire safety measuresA neighbourhood shaped by the community11/12/201804/02/2019399Funding Released MK-18-32 MicklegateNew VisualityIntergenerational support network to reduce social isolation and develop creative skillsA community where all generations are supported, looked after and included10/11/201804/02/20192060Funding Released MK-18-33MicklegateHoly Trinity ChurchLunch club for isolated elderly communityA community where all generations are supported, looked after and included11/12/201811/12/20182000Funding Released MK-18-34MicklegateSalt Bin RefillSalt bins refill pot to accomodate for refilling of ward and housing salt bins in winter 2018-19. Batch 1: 2; Batch 2: 3A safe and resilient community14/01/201925/01/2019275Completed MK-18-35MicklegateHamilton PanthersNew line marker for marking out club pitches.A neighbourhood shaped by the community11/12/201804/02/2019495Funding Released MK-18-38MicklegateChocolate Works Residents' AssociationDefibrillator at Chocolate WorksA community where all generations are supported, looked after and included22/01/201904/02/2019999Funding Released MK-18-39MicklegateOvington Cricket ClubDefibrillator at Ovington CCA community where all generations are supported, looked after and included25/01/201904/02/2019609.6Withdrawn by Applicant MK-18-40MicklegateFriends of Knavesmire SchoolDeveloping a green space for children and local residentsA community where all generations are supported, looked after and included. 30/01/201904/02/2019575Funding Released MK-18-41MicklegateFriends of Rowntree ParkSupport of children's activities in the park; extending provision to attract older children and engage them in the pre-teen years.A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included.30/01/201904/02/2019786.2Funding Released MK-18-42MicklegateVespertineTo develop and deliver a series of innovative augmented reality and 360 video workshops with a focus on improving the health and wellbeing of those at risk of or experiencing social isolation, older people and people with physical impairments and/or mental health issues in the Micklegate ward in York.A community where all generations are supported, looked after and included.30/01/201904/02/20192000Funding Released OD-18-06Osbaldwick and DerwentHoltby Parish CouncilGrant to preplace the roadside bollards that have worn awayhighways improvements 19/09/201819/09/2018664Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-17-25Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYork City Football Club FoundationTo run a holiday provision from a local to provision to offer people and families of Rawcliffe and Clifton Without free holiday provisionengaging young people20/03/201803/04/20186130Funding Released RCW-18-02Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutHaxby and Wigginton Youth and Community Association- Community Ties Youth ProjectTo offer a youth detached project at Rawcliffe Rec running from May 2018- October 2018 to include young people in positive activities and enage with them whilst lowering anto social behaviourImproving the local area and improving local facilities, engaging young people and reducing loneliness and social isolation 27/03/201803/04/20181396.85Funding Released RCW-18-03Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Explore Library Learning CentreTo run four childrens activities in Clifton Explore Library Supports young people, reduces loneliness and isolation 05/04/201810/07/2018430Funding Released RCW-18-04Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYoung at HeartTo run a coach trip for elderly residents Reduces social isolation and loneliness05/04/201811/04/2018400Funding Released RCW-18-05Rawcliffe and Clifton Without1st Clifton Sea ScoutsTowards replacing their aging minibus which is used to tow boats to the river for weekly sea scout activitiesSupporting Young People05/04/201811/04/20186000Funding Released RCW-18-06Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Parish Church Towards running a community event at Vale of York accedemy to bring the community together Supporting young people and reducing loneliness and social isolation 11/04/201811/04/20181005Funding Released RCW-18-14Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYorkey DadsTo run 12 First aid courses aimed at parents/carers within the wardImproving the local area and improving local facilities, engaging young people and reducing loneliness and social isolation 03/05/201810/07/20182500Funding Released RCW-18-15Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Parish ChurchesTo appint 2 interns with the cost supporting their administration costsImproving the local area and improving local facilities, engaging young people and reducing loneliness and social isolation 09/05/201810/06/20180Declined by Ward Team RCW-18-16Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutNew VisualityTo run six sessions of "stop look listen think" with young people in the ward Improving the local area and improving local facilities, engaging young people13/06/201810/07/2018950Funding Released RCW-18-18Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutThe ElderberriesTo offer coach trips to thosewho ar lonely and isolated within the wardreducing social isolation and loneliness26/06/201812/07/2018375Funding Released RCW-18-19Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutThe friends of Clifton BackiesTo purchase bat detectors to run sessions with the communityImproving local facilities and engaging the community04/07/201812/07/2018500Funding Released RCW-18-20Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutRawcliffe Junior Football ClubTo imrove facilities at the at the recently completed football pitches Improving facilities and activities for young people, increased community involvement, improving health and wellbeing12/09/201818/09/20182720Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-18-21Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Parish Churches - St Marks Church Towards the costs of new equipment for their young peoples groups Improving facilities and activities for young people17/10/201801/11/2018624.2Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-18-22Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutTeam TurkeyTo produce a christmas dinner and acivities for older more isolated members of the wardAddressing social isolation and loneliness25/10/201801/11/2018280Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-18-23Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYork City Football Club FoundationTo run youth physical activity sessions as part of their social inclusion programmeAddressing social isolation and loneliness, Improving the local area and improving local facilities, engaging young people01/11/201801/11/20184747.5Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-18-25Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutWalking for Health - York Health Walks Towards the costs of running walks throughout the wardAddressing social isolations and loneliness 07/11/201818/11/2018100Funding Released RCW-18-26Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton BackiesTowards establishing a footpath conecting the backies to a Michin Way at a popular enterence to the backies Improving health and wellbeing, improving facilities and activities for young people08/01/201909/01/20196500Funding Released RW-16-11Rural WestHessay Parish CouncilPurchase and Maintain a community Public Access defibrillatorSupport projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing.23/07/201823/07/20181500Funding Released RW-18-05Rural WestRufforth Community FestivalTo help pay for a community fund raising event in the heart of Rufforth Village aimed at all ages. To be run by volunteers. Support projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing21/06/201821/06/2018250Funding Released RW-18-06Rural WestPoppleton Youth Action GroupSupport towards the running costs of Poppleton Youth Club. To help with youth workers, training, insurance, etc. •listen to young people and provide them with opportunities for engaging activities •support projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing 11/07/201816/07/20182750Funding Released RW-18-08Rural WestSkelton Parish CouncilSkelton Parish Council wishes to install an AED, an Automated External Defibrillator, on the outside wall of the Skelton village shop. The defibrillator would be available 24 hours a day.Support projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing.23/07/201823/07/2018750Funding Released RW-18-09Rural WestSkelton Parish CouncilReplace the path across the Orchard and Pasture in the centre of Skelton village between The Village and Fairfields Drive. Also, install a new bench.Improve the physical environment of the ward23/07/201822/08/20184000Funding Released RW-18-10Rural West1st Askham Bryan BrowniesTo cover the cost of activement badges and training materialslisten to young people and provide them with opportunities for engaging activities26/10/201803/12/2018500Funding Released RW-18-11Rural WestMillennium GardensThey would like to develop a wild flower area including traditional herbal remedy plants and those attracting bees and butterfliesSupport projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing.09/11/201812/11/20181000Funding Released RW-18-12Rural WestRufforth Methodist ChurchContribution towards running costsSupport projects and initiatives which help residents feel included in their community and improve their wellbeing03/01/201907/01/2018500Funding Released ST-18-01 StrensallStrensall LibrarySummer Reading Challenge reducing social isolation27/03/201827/03/2018115Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-18-04StrensallStrensall Library2018/19 Free Events • Sam’s Safari Free wild animal event for children (and their parents). • Fun Palace – Sublime Science Workshop. Free educational science lab event for children (and their parents). • Unique Batik Painting event Free batik painting craft event jointly for adults and children over the age of six. reducing social isolation17/05/201717/05/2018570.6Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-18-05StrensallStrensall Community Carnival Banner for Strensall Ward Committee. Outdoor vinyl mesh banner which is waterproof, trimmed, hemmed and eyeletted. improving the health and wellbeing of residents14/06/201814/06/2018596Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-18-06StrensallCYC highways footpath for . They liked the look of the footpath down Chip Shop Alley and would like a similar result and quality on The Limes/Stone Riggs footpath•the Highways Programme includes improvements to surfacing, footpaths, cycle-ways and lighting11/07/201811/07/201814619.4Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-18-07StrensallYork City Football Club FoundationGrant to York City Football Club Foundation to provide a weekly Youth Club in Strensall every Friday, until 28 June 2019reducing social isolation14/06/201814/06/201810320Funding Released ST18-10StrensallStrensall with Towthorpe Parish CouncilInstallation of a defibrillator within the parish in order to help reduce social isolation by improving health and wellbeing if residents by improving the local environment.improving the health and wellbeing of residents19/12/201820/12/20182000Funding Released WE-16-22fbWestfieldCYC highways sectionPainting cycle hoops on Front Street locations 1-8Improve the local environment and take pride in Westfield20/02/201812/04/20181250Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-17-70WestfieldCYC HighwaysBachelor Hill parking bay Improve the local environment and take pride in Westfield27/06/201812/04/20189000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-17-71WestfieldCYC HighwaysDijon Avenue / Green Lane parking bay Improve the local environment and take pride in Westfield27/06/201812/04/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-17-72WestfieldCYC HighwaysLowfields Drive flats parking bay Improve the local environment and take pride in Westfield27/06/201812/04/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-01WestfieldYorkey DadsGrant towards start-up costs of the Yorkey Dads monthly sessions at the Chill in the CommunityReduce isolation , improve activities for young people19/01/201804/05/2018250Funding Released WE-18-02WestfieldFoxwood Community CentreA grant for renewal of the outside notice board and car parking noticeImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield19/01/201812/04/2018450Funding Released WE-18-03WestfieldMusical ConnectionsA grant towards sessions at Gale Farm Court and towards elements of expenditure that are not on-going.The grant is awarded on the proviso on that sessions are promoted in the area to attract attendees from outside the Gale Farm CourtReduce isolation19/01/201820/04/2018500Funding Released WE-18-04WestfieldGateway York CIOA grant towards new equipment and activities for the Chapelfields Youth Club. The club is for young people aged 9-16 and is held on Mondays 4-5:30pm at Sanderson House.Improve activities for young people19/01/201812/04/2018498Funding Released WE-18-05WestfieldAcomb Methodist Church Tuesday Playtime Baby & Toddler GroupA grant towards 30 child friendly chairs.Improve activities for young people19/01/201812/04/2018450Funding Released WE-18-06WestfieldChapelfields Community AssociationsA grant towards the refreshments and tutors/facilitators for the Thursday's Chapelfields Community Hub reduce isolation19/01/201812/04/2018500Funding Released WE-18-08Westfield2nd Acomb St Stephen's Scout GroupA grant towards turning the unused courtyard next to the scout hut into a community space.Improve activities for young people19/01/201812/04/2018500Funding Released WE-18-09WestfieldYork TimebankGrant towards updating and reprinting publicity materials to promote drop-in sessions at key hubs across the ward and develop links with local partner organisations.Reduce isolation19/01/201805/06/2018200Funding Released WE-18-10WestfieldThe Beagle FCA grant towards ground marking equipment, nets, corner flags and building changing rooms. The Club, that is being formed, is looking to use Chesney's Fields as their playing grounds Improve activities for young people19/01/201812/04/2018500Funding Released WE-18-11WestfieldCYC Production of ward directory booklet containing info about local groups and activities and to be distributed to every household across the ward.Improve activities for young people, reduce isolation26/01/201812/04/2018920Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-12WestfieldAcomb Baptist Church Coffee BarA grant towards trip out for people who would not be able to go on trips because they have no transport, or have mobility issues.reduce isolation30/01/201812/04/2018500Funding Released WE-18-15WestfieldVariousPot of funding for activities provision for young people - available for commissioning and grantsImprove activities for young people05/02/201812/04/20182000Funding Released WE-18-16WestfieldVariousPot of funding for support for sports teams - available for commissioning and grantsImprove activities for young people, reduce isolation05/02/201812/04/20181500Funding Released WE-18-16aWestfieldAcorn York u14 Junior Rugby TeamA grant towards playing kit, off field kit, rugby boots, transport to events and team bonding events. From WE-18-16 pot of funding for support for sports teams.Improve activities for young people, reduce isolation25/09/201817/10/2018995Funding Released WE-18-16bWestfieldYork Acorn Junior TeamsA grant towards playing kit, other equipment and transport. Awarded from the pot of funding to support for sports teams.improve activities for young people 11/02/201912/02/2019390Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-16cWestfieldMove the MassesA grant towards a one-off event including a pop-up workout for people to take part in (either taking place on Acomb Green or Chesney Fields) and an information station about staying healthy, keeping active and the volunteering opportunities with Move the Masses. Awarded from the pot of funding to support for sports teams.reduce isolation11/02/201912/02/2019115Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17 WestfieldVariousPot of funding for activities for older residents - available for commissioning and grantsreduce isolation05/02/201812/04/20182000Funding Released WE-18-17bWestfieldWard Councillors organising jointly with the Local Area CoordinatorThree strawberries and cream garden parties for older residents at the Acomb Methodist Church Hall and Community Garden. Funded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation12/06/201815/06/2018400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17cWestfieldWalking for Health - York Health Walks A grant towards development of the project incl. elements of expenditure such as printing leaflets, trraining new volunteers, or festival promotion Funded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation20/08/201807/09/2018100Funding Released WE-18-17dWestfieldYork and District Indoor Bowls ClubA grant towards new sets of bowls. Funded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation03/10/201817/10/2018750Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17fWestfieldTwinkletsA grant towards PLI for the first year of the new peer support grup providing a safe and supportive space welcoming twin and triplet parents and their children.reduce isolation30/01/201930/01/2019130Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17gWestfieldGale Farm Residents AssociationA grant towards four chair based physical activity sessions run by a personal trainer. Awarded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation11/02/201912/02/2019200Funding Released WE-18-17hWestfieldChapelfields Community AssociationA grant towards installation of a storage shed and improvements to the garden area at Sanderson Court Community House. Awarded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation, improve the local environment and take pride in Westfield11/02/201912/02/2019463Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17iWestfieldFoxwood Community Centre Management CommitteeA grant towards equipment and activities at the Foxwood Community Hub. Awarded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation11/02/201912/02/2019463Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17jWestfieldAcomb Explore Library Learning CentreA grant towards the Older People’s Health and Information afternoon.Awarded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation11/02/201912/02/2019463Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-17kWestfieldCatholic Parish of Our LadyA grant towards installation of a hearing loop system in the parish hall. Awarded from the pot of funding for activities for older residents.reduce isolation11/02/201912/02/2019463Funding Released WE-18-18WestfieldCYCPot of funding for trimming City of York Council treesImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-19WestfieldCYCPot of funding for trimming overgrown shrubs and repairs to fencing on the City of York Council landImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-20WestfieldCYCFund to support tidy up of Acomb war memorials which commemorates those local people that died in the WW1 and other conflictsImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-21WestfieldCYCFunding for 'Anti Dog Fouling' campaignImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/2018500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-22WestfieldCYCFunding for mobile CCTV cameras to catch fly tippingImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-23WestfieldCYCFunding for skips/bulky waste removal with use of a vehicleImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield19/02/201812/04/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-24WestfieldCYCFunding towards removal or refurbishment of obsolete or damaged street furniture and signsImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield19/02/201812/04/20182000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-25WestfieldCYCFunding towards projects with the aim to tackle anti-social behaviourImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield19/02/201812/04/20183000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-26WestfieldCYC HighwaysFund towards reconstruction and protection of grass vergesImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20185000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-27WestfieldCYC HighwaysContinue footpath levelling programme to assist wheelchair and mobility scooter users along Front Street and other footpathsImprove the local environment and take pride in Westfield05/02/201812/04/20187000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-18-05Wheldrake WardHighwaysHGV survey in Elvingtonsafer communities29/04/201829/04/20181000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-18-06Wheldrake WardWheldrake FCContribution to storage facility and to winter training to keep consistency with the young people who have no training fcilities in winterencourage and increase community engagement24/08/201824/08/20181600Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-18-07Wheldrake WardHighways/TransportIntroduce a 40mph local speed limit on the stretch of B1222 immediately north of Naburn village. It is proposed that this would extend from the existing 30mph limit at the bridge over Howden Dyke northwards to a point just beyond the exit from the cycle track beyond the old railway bridge, a distance of approximately 460 metres, and would replace the existing de-restricted (60mph) limit.safer communities25/09/201825/09/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-18-08Wheldrake WardWheldrake Youth Club Contribution to running costs of Wheldrake Youth Club encourage and increase community engagement28/09/201808/10/20181500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-18-09Wheldrake WardElvington Village HallContribution to full refurbishments of the outdated ladies toiletsencourage and increase community engagement13/11/201813/11/20181600Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director