AC-15-01AcombCllr Keith Myers and Cllr Stuart Barnes14/01/2016A grant of £500 to develop the apiary within Carr Allotments. Ward priority: Increasing facilities and opportunities for young people ; A cleaner, greener ward ; Increasing community involvement Outcome: educational opportunity for local school pupils, improved pollination and biodeivesity in the vicinity. AC-15-02AcombCllr Keith Myers and Cllr Stuart Barnes14/01/2016Installation of 2 ward notice boards - junction of Boroughbridge Road and Ouse Acres and Junction of Boroughbridge Road and Low Poppleton Lane. Cost including installation: £1756.00Ward priority: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues AC-15-02aAcombCllr Myers, Cllr Barnes22/03/2016Delivery of 2x ward notice boards from the manufacturer to Hazel Court - £17.50Ward priority: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues AC-15-04 AcombCllr Keith Myers and Cllr Stuart Barnes22/01/2016Grit bin for Iver Close,Cost £355Ward priority: • Reducing social isolation • Improving health and wellbeing • Increasing community involvement Outcome: there are no grit bins in the vicinity and installation of one will provide residents with a grit supply to sprinkle on pavements in the vicinity to make them passable and reduce risk of falls and injuries in winter months. AC-15-06AcombCllr Keith Myers and Cllr Stuart Barnes21/01/2016Repair of the lock on the ward notice board on Front StreetWard priority: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues AC-15-07 AcombCllr Keith Myers and Cllr Stuart Barnes24/02/2016A grant of £1000 to pay for training materials and pitch maintenance equipment. Additional £200 has been awarded to establish a fund to help with membership fees for young people from families facing financial hardship. Total: £1200 Ward priority: Increasing facilities and opportunities for young people ; Increasing community involvement; Improving health and wellbeing Outcome: enhanced sport activity provision, improved sense of community, healthy lifestyle, physical fitness and social inclusion for local young people. CL-15-01CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 26/01/2016Grant to Clifton Elderberries £200 - To pay for the hire of coaches. Outcome: Combats loneliness and social isolation, by providing trips across York & North Yorkshire for Clifton senior residents. CL-15-01CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 18/02/2016Grant to Clifton Elderberries £200 - To pay for the hire of coaches. Outcome: Combats loneliness and social isolation, by providing trips across York & North Yorkshire for Clifton senior residents. CL-15-03CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 18/02/2016The grapevine is a magazine produced by St Luke's Church. This magazine contains information from local councillors, RA, Police, Primary schools and York City Football Club. - £885Outcome: The magazine is to keep local residents aware of local issues and events. CL-15-04CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 18/02/2016Summer holiday play scheme 'Activity week' that is ran in August over 4 mornings. Crafts, playing games, and at the end of each morning a short play is performed. - £300Many families in the community can't afford to go away on holiday. The play scheme is free and comes towards the end of the summer break when the children are bored and parents need a welcome break CL-15-05CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 18/02/2016To install 3 community boards in St Luke's church hall. The hall is used by many different groups. The notice boards will display contact details of child line, citizens advice and alcoholics anonymous - £291.42The notice boards will be available for all community groups to use to display information and advertise events. CL-15-06CliftonCllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells 18/02/2016We would like to help support a project involving over 50 families in the Clifton Area. Each year we join forces with the local school to pay for 3 coaches to take families on a day out to Scarborough. They have a wonderful day at the beach, and for many it is their only day away from York in the yearThis will benefit a number of families living in Clifton Ward. The trip means that families get to have a rare day out away from home without the high cost of travel. Families can also enjoy the company of other families – sharing the experience with their friends too. CL-15-1CliftonCllr Myers and Cllr Wells08/12/2015Clifton Elderberries - To provide coach outings for senior members of the ward, applying for money for the hire of coaches £200An Inclusive ward CO-15-01CopmanthorpeCllr Carr 06/01/2016A grant to Copmanthorpe Communicare to cover the premium for the combined liability insurance policy for one year. Amount: £577Outcome: The project supports residents with limited access to personal or public transport to access appointments using the volunteer-run social car scheme, thereby enabling community care. DW-15-01Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £383 to Woodthorpe Community Group to pay for ‘carols by candlelight’ Christmas events.To increase community involvement, promote the group and recruit new members DW-15-02Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £750 to West Thorpe Methodist Church to pay for a new kitchenette.To enhance the social nature of meetings and encourage community involvement. DW-15-03Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £3300 to St James the Deacon Parochial Church Council for an automated door system to the church hall.To increase inclusiveness of the venue and community involvement. DW-15-04Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £270 to Mayfields Community Trust to pay for the gazebo.To serve as a focal centre during volunteer activities and make them less weather dependant DW-15-05Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £150 to Craft and Chat group to pay for craft and advertising materialsTo increase community involvement and address the social isolation issue. DW-15-06Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £150 to Craft and Chat group to pay for craft and advertising materialsTo increase community involvement and address the social isolation issue. DW-15-07Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £2125.81 to Friends of Chapman’s Pond to pay for water testing equipment, PPE and insurance for volunteers, new fence and a cycle rack.To increase community involvement and improve local environment knowledge in the history of the area DW-15-08Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr A Reid Cllr S Fenton Cllr A Mason 25/11/2015A grant of £552.32 to Friends of Hob Moor to pay for a new bench and leaflets.To improve the local environment and increase community involvement. DW-15-08Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Cllr Reid and Fenton25/11/2015A grant of £552.32 to Friends of Hob Moor to pay for a new bench and leafletsTo improve the local environment and increase community involvement. DW-15-09Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Renew CCTV licence for Wains Grove - £900Ward priority: Improving the local environment. Outcome: the scheme will improve community safety and deter ASB DW-15-10Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Repaint barrier on snicket between Carrfield and Teal Drive - £180Ward priority: Improve the local environment. Outcome: the scheme will improve appearance of the barrier DW-15-11Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Clear moss from the paved area behind the Ganton Place flats - £360Ward priority: Improve the local environment. Outcome: the scheme will improve the site appearance DW-15-12Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin at Woodthorpe green play area - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-13Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin on St Helens Road at junction with Tadcaster Road near bus stop - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-14Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin on Chaloners Road at junction with Sandcroft Road - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-15Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin on Chaloners Road at junction with Moor Lane, outside no 2 Chaloners Road - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-16Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin on Revival estate at the junction with Tadcaster Road - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-17Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install litter bin on Little Hob Moor, near the underpass - £850Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-18Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Replace damaged litter bin outside shops on Middlethorpe Grove - £350Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-19Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Repaint cycle hoops outside shops on Middlethorpe Grove. - £180Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will tackle the problem of litter in the area DW-15-20Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install a community notice board at Middlethorpe Grove shops - £880Ward priority: Increase community involvement Improving access to services. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues DW-15-21Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install a community notice board in Woodthorpe, perhaps on Girvan Close near Lomond Ginnel - £880Ward priority: Increase community involvement Improving access to services. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues DW-15-21aDringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Stephen Fenton Cllr Ashley Mason22/03/2016Delivery of 2x ward notice boards from the manufacturer to Hazel Court - £17.50Ward priority: Increase community involvement Improving access to services. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues DW-15-22Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Stickers for litter bins stating that it is an offence to dispose of household rubbish in public litter bins - £15Ward priority: Improve the local environment. Outcome: the scheme is aimed to deter misuse of street litter bins DW-15-22aDringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Stephen Fenton Cllr Ashley Mason11/03/2016Water proof/ outdoor stickers for litter bins stating that it is an offence to dispose of household rubbish in public litter bins - £60Ward priority: Improve the local environment. Outcome: the scheme is aimed to deter misuse of street litter bins DW-15-23Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Remove shrubs from Girvan Close play area - £720. Work not to be undertaken until outcome of consultation with residents immediately adjacent to the site.Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will reduce annual spending on grounds maintenance. Flower bulbs and turf is to be planted in place of shrubs DW-15-24Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Remove shrubs from Silverdale Court -£720. Work not to be undertaken until outcome of consultation with residents immediately adjacent to the site.Ward priority: Improve the local environemnt. Outcome: the scheme will reduce annual spending on grounds maintenance. Flower bulbs and turf is to be planted in place of shrubs DW-15-25Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Training for Chapmans Pond volunteer bailiffs - £232Ward priority: Improve the local environment Increase community involvement Outcome: to help support environmental improvements by volunteers in the ward. DW-15-26Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Purchase 30 litter grabbers ad refuse bag holders to distribute to volunteer litter pickers - £810Ward priority: Improve the local environment Increase community involvement. Outcome: to help support environmental improvements by volunteers in the ward. DW-15-27Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Stephen Fenton09/03/2016Resurface part of Old Moor Lane footpath, near junction with Tadcaster Road - £7119Ward highways fund Ward priority: Improve the local environment Outcome: deterioriating pavement resurfaced DW-15-28Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Part-fund a parking layby with the space for 6 cars outside the flats on Wains Road - part funding (up to £7k) with Housing EIG.Ward highways fund Outcome@ to provide much needed parking space in the area DW-15-30Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Ashley Mason Cllr Stephen Fenton20/01/2016Install grit bin at the junction of Hillcrest Gardens and Hob Moor Terrace -£355Ward priority: Improve the local environment. Outcome: there are no grit bins in the vicinity and installation of one will provide residents with a grit supply to sprinkle on pavements in the vicinity to make them passable and reduce risk of falls and injuries in winter months. DW-15-31Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid Cllr Stephen Fenton10/03/2016A grant of £239.94 to West Thorpe Preschool to putchase child friendly IT equipment.Ward priority: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: provision of tablets will ensure that disadvantaged children who have no access to IT equipment at home will have access to the same standards as their friends in preparation for school FH-15-01Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden27/07/2015A grant of £200 to Fulford ShowTo hire the York City Knights giant inflatable for the Fulford Show on 31st August 2015 FH-15-02Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £840 to Heslington Village Trust to purchase and install a ‘Welcome to Heslington – a conservation area’ sign on Field Lane Environmental Improvements - To emphasise the sense of place and community by properly identifying Heslington Village. FH-15-03Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £150 to Fishergate, Fulford and Heslington Local History Society to purchase display materials Support for community activity and involvement - Help to promote the work of the Society and increase local knowledge in the history of the area FH-15-04Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £500 to Heslington Parish Council towards the cost of restoring three bench seats in the villageEnvironmental improvements - improves the appearance of public amenities FH-15-05Fulford and Heslington Cllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £165 to Friends of Fulford Community Orchard to design and print information leaflets Environmental Improvements – aids Friends of the orchard to promote their work and build capacity FH-15-06Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £900 to Fulford in Bloom to purchase plants, bulbs and rejuvenate the phone box on Fulford RoadEnvironmental Improvements FH-15-07Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £1000 to TIMEOUT to enable them to expand their activities Reducing social isolation and loneliness – provides an opportunity to elderly citizens in the community to meet together for an afternoon of fun and entertainment FH-15-08Fulford and Heslington Cllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £1892 to Fulford Scout Group towards the repair and resurfacing of the Scout Hut floorSupport for community activity and involvement – create a smarter and safer facility for the group to use. FH-15-09Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £869 for purchase of gardening tools and equipment to enable the group to help with environmental community activity Environmental Improvements –helps to increase voluntary capacity FH-15-10Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £1008 to Heslington Scout Group to replace their climbing equipment Support for community activity and involvement FH-15-11Fulford and Heslington Cllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £1128 to Fulford Parish Council towards the cost of installing a wheelchair friendly gate on the sports field on School Lane Environmental Improvements and support for community activity and involvement FH-15-12Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden30/11/2015Grant of £211 to Fulford Parish Council toward the refurbishment of 2 existing notice boards and the purchase of one new one.Support for community activity and Involvement FH-15-14Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden 03/03/2016A grant to Heslington Sportsfield Management Committee to purchase and install a safety sign in the new playground area. Amount: £250 Outcome: Will encourage safe use of the new play equipment. Priority: Support for community activity and involvement FH-15-15Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden 03/03/2016A grant to Heslington Parish Council to purchase a replacement polyethelene hopper for the lengthsmans barrow. Amount: £104Outcome: Enables the barrowman to effectively carry out duties of removal of waste/litter/leaves Priority: Improving the environment FH-15-16Fulford and HeslingtonCllr Aspden 03/03/2016A grant to Heslington Village Meeting Room Committee to purchase and install an aluminium finger sign to advertise the location of the meeting rooms. Amount: £139.75Outcome: Increase awareness of the meeting room for community use and activities. Priority: Support community activity and involvement FS-15-01Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor 22/01/2016A grant to the Melbourne Centre towards the building of a new workshop. Amount: £2500 The workshop will be used to offer craft based activities for the community in an evening therefore supports community activity in the ward and helps to reduce social isolation FS-15-02Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor 22/01/2016A grant to St Lawrence PCC towards the the cost of a new kitchen in the community hall, as part of a wider refurbishment and modernisation programme. Amount: £1000Outcome: The project enables the church to continue and develop activities offered to the community, including a lunch club for the elderly, so therefore helps to reduce social isolation in the ward FS-15-03Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor 22/01/2016A grant to St Lawrence PCC towards the cost of a new floor Amount: £500Outcome: The project enables the church to continue and develop activities offered to the community, including a lunch club for the elderly, so therefore helps to reduce social isolation in the ward GU-15-01GuildhallCllr Craghill, Flinders and Looker04/08/2015A grant of £1260 to The Arts Barge ProjectTo provide a contribution to the cost of the 2015 Riverside Festival GU-15-03GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Flinders, Cllr Looker07/12/2015A grant to York Irish Association towards the costs of the St Patrick's Day Festival to be held in the city centre. Amount: £500 Outcome: the grant will support the festival's varied contribution to the ward priority of an inclusive and user-friendly ward. GU-15-04GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Flinders, Cllr Looker 07/12/2015A grant to All Saints' Church (Pavement) to fund a new public seat as part of the churchyard refurbishment project. Amount: £840 Outcome: The grant will contribute to creating an attractive public space, thereby addressing the ward priotites of an inclusive and user-friendly city centre and well-maintained ward. GU-15-05GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Flinders, Cllr Looker 07/12/2015A grant to the Arts Barge Project to provide an inter-generational community dance project at the National Centre for Early Music. Amount: £730 Outcome: The grant contributes to the costs of an event which addresses the ward priorities of an inclusive and user-friendly ward, by bringing local people together for community arts. GU-15-A1GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Flinders, Cllr Looker 16/02/2016A supplement to the existing budget for hire of the National Centre for Early Music (including refreshments) for a Ward Committee meeting with a target community of Navigation Road, Walmgate and vicinity, in order to follow-up on local flooding and encourage the formation of a new residents' association. Amount: £200Outcome: The room hire will facilitate greater resident engagement and involvement in the Walmgate area, contributing to the three ward priorities. HE-15-02Heworth Cllr Boyce, Cllr Funnell, Cllr Williams22/03/2016Grant to G2 to support an Easter party for Tang Hall residents at Burnholme Community Hub. Amount: £725Outcome: Provide activity and entertainment for families over the Easter holidays. Promote activities on offer for local people at Burnholem Community Hub. Priority: Supporting community activity and involvement HN-15-01Huntington & New EarswickCllr Cullwick, Cllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman 03/12/2015A grant to St Andrew's Church to further refurbish the community facilities so as to develop services, in particular for the young and older population. Amount: £5600 Outcome: The refurbished facilities will facilitate the reduction of social isolation and deprivation in the ward. The project will contribute to all three ward priorites and community care. HN-15-02Huntington & New EarswickCllr Cullwick, Cllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman 03/12/2015A grant to All Saints' Church (Huntington) to install lighting on the publicly-accessible footpath between Huntington and New Earswick via the churchyard. Amount: £4250 Outcome: The project will improve the safety of people and property by lighting a footpath which is currently unlit and therefby contributing to the priority of community safety. HN-15-03Huntington & New EarswickCllr Cullwick, Cllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman 03/12/2015A grant to St Andrew's Church to provide a year's transport to young people to access the youth club and for materials for youth club activities. Amount: £405Outcome: The grant will enable young people to attend the youth club safely and will also increase the resources available at the youth club. The grant will address the ward priority for improving young people's provision. HN-15-04Huntington & New EarswickCllr C Runciman, Cllr Cullwick, Cllr Orrell 02/03/2016a grant of £3150 to the tool box project to pay towards staffing costs and project parts whilst working with young people.Outcome: Toolbox provides a fully functional motorcycle, bicycle and car mechanics workshop working with hard to reach, NEET, socially excluded, ethnic minorities and disadvantaged young people from ages 10 upwards. HN-15-05Huntington & New EarswickCllr C Runciman, Cllr Cullwick, Cllr Orrell 02/03/2016A grant of £2000 to purchase a lawnmower to assist with the grasscutting within the ward alongside JRHT. The grass cutting is undertaken by Community Action for Nature, a group of volunteers improving the local areaOutcome: To improve resources for a local environmental group to help maintain and improve the ward HO-15-01HolgateCllr Crisp, Cannon and Derbyshire29/07/2015Grant to Poppleton Road Out of School Club £880Grant towards funding a summer activities programme to include visits from Park Ranger, nature based activities, dance and sport classes and weekly trips. Scholarship places to be offered to pupils in receipt of Pupil Premium funding HO-15-02HolgateCllr Crisp, Cannon and Derbyshire29/07/2015Grant to the Poppy Road Poppy Project £470Grant to pay for a Holgate Community Celebration event in September HO-15-04HolgateCllr Crisp, Cannon and Derbyshire29/07/2015Grant to York Railway Institute Rugby Union Junior Football ClubGrant towards the cost of employing a coach to enable more children and young people to take up the sport of Rugby. HO-15-05HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Friends of West Bank Park to organise and run West bank Park summer fair 2016 and to fund a junk Percussion Workshop. Amount: £805Outcome: The project aims to provide opportunities for all age groups in the local community to interact with each other. Priority: • Supporting and encouraging efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages. HO-15-06HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Friends of West bank Park to improve pond, bird tables and planting, as well as decking for children to safely observe wildlife. Amount: £750Outcome: encourage more environmentally friendly habitats for wildlife, whilst encouraging more people to view the park. Priority: • Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities HO-15-08HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to West Bank Park Heritage Project to produce a leaflet about the backhouse cafe and heritage centre. Amount: £880Outcome: To provide a short history of the backhouse nurseries, as well as provide a place to create links for disperate groups. Priority: Supporting and encouraging efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-15-09HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Holgate Methodist Church to help refurbish Room One at Holgate Church. Amount: £2522Outcome: Improvements to a community space used by a wide range of people. Priority: Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities. HO-15-11HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Holgate Community Garden for purchasing items such as benches, dog litter bins, hoses etc. Amount: £772.87Outcome: Improvement to facilities to enable more residents to enjoy the Community Garden. Proirity: Supporting and encouraging efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages. HO-15-12 HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to The PCC of The Parish of St Paul's Holgate for 'Young At Heart' - a monthly lunch club for older people. Amount: £600 Outcome: To provide a space for elderly members to come and spend time with other members of the community. To alleviate social isolation. Priority: Working with communities to reduce social isolation HO-15-13HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Poppleton Road Out of School Club for an educational trip for children attending their club over Easter holidays. Amount: £619Outcome: To provide an educational trip and experiecnce for children that they may not otherwise get. Priority: Supporting and encouraging efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages. HO-15-14HolgateCllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Holgate Allotment Association for renovating a currently vacant plot to create a shared space shelter with basic amenities where plot holders can meet and build relationships and where community groups and members can be invited to attend activities held by the allotment. Amount: £2,500Outcome: To create a space for communities to come together and share ideas asd well as encoraging more people to potentially use the allotment. Priority: Working with communities to reduce social isolation; Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities. HO-15-15Holgate Cllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Poppy Road Poppy Project for ensuring the soil quality is right for Flanders poppies to grow, as well as general maintainance and upkeep. Planning to run a scything competition and other ways of engaging with residents. Amount: £2,585Outcome: To encourage more people to come to events ran by the project and increasing community involement, and making Holgate have a friendlier environement. Priority: Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities HO-15-16Holgate Cllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Poppleton Road Memorial Hall for supply and installation of two new room thermostats made by Inspire Home Automation. They can become remotely controlled via the Hall’s internet, and managed automatically with an electronic booking diary. Amount: £400Outcomes: to enable people using the memorial halls to be comfortable within their group meetings. Priority: Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities. HO-15-17Holgate Cllr Mary Cannon Cllr Sonja Crisp Cllr Fiona Derbyshire24/02/2016A grant to Friends of Leeman Park to enable them to take on some of the tasks that would be maintained under the Grounds Maintainance - lawn mowing, bins, anti-graffiti paint, etc. Amount: £6,337. Outcome: To look after the environment to make sure that it is maintained at the highest quality to ensure safety of all that use it. Priority: Supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities HR-15-01Hull RoadCllr Barnes, Cllr Levene, Cllr Shepherd 14/03/2016A grant to Heslington Village Trust to purchase and install one oak 'Welcome to Heslington' sign on Heslington Lane. Amount: £840Outcome: Heslington village will be properly identfied to those passing through and visiting, emphasising the sense of place and community. Priority: Improving the environment HW-15-01Heworth WithoutCllr Ayre27/11/2015Grant of £2000 towards the cost of disabled toilet facility at Heworth Cricket ClubEnhanced inclusiveness of the community sports club. HW-15-02Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre22/01/2016A grant to Heworth Without Community Association for purchase and installation of a defibrilator. - £635Ward priority: community project, community care fund. Outcome: the unit will benefit everyone in the immediate vicinity of the community centre. HW-15-02aHeworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre07/02/2016A grant to Heworth Without Community Association for purchase and installation of a defibrilator. The VAT amount of £127 that has been ommited from the original grant HW-15-02Ward priority: community project, community care fund. Outcome: the unit will benefit everyone in the immediate vicinity of the community centre. HW-15-03Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre22/01/2016A grant to Heworth Without Parish Council to revitalise Stray Road allotments site - £400.Wrd priority: community project, community care fund. Outcome: the project will enhance the local environemnt and result in improved health and wellbeing of future allotment holders. HW-15-05Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre22/01/2016To relocate the existing dog bin from from Stockton Lane, not far from the Christ Church, to over the road/top end of Ashley Park Road - £150Ward priority: environmental project. Outcome: the project aims to tackle the litter problem in the area Hw-15-06Haxby and WiggintonCllr Ian Cuthbertson, Cllr John Gates and Cllr Tony Richardson 03/02/2016A grant of £875 to Vale Radio to buy equipment, advertising and room hirePriority - Working with the community to improve provision Outcome - to engage residents and promote communioty groups with the work within the ward, whilst also training individuals in broadcasting skills. HW-15-08Haxby and WiggintonCllr Cuthbertson, Cllr Gates, Cllr Richardson 09/03/2016a grant to Activ8 learning to run a weekly support group for those seeking work in Haxby & Wigginton for £1050Outcome: will provide those in the ward on JSA, ESA, people who for various reasons needing to change career with support back into work HW-15-1Haxby and WiggintonCllr Richardson, Gates and Cuthbertson04/12/2015The Wonder Years - A door curtain to provide free flow play between the outdoors and indoors £311.88Supporting children and young people HW-15-10Haxby and WiggintonCllr Cuthbertson, Cllr Gates, Cllr Richardson 09/03/2016A grant to Wigginton Parochial church for £1500 to purchase 20 new chairs for use in both the church and church hall outcome: this will help replace the current chairs whilst providing a comfortable alternative for the elderly members who currently struggle with the seats HW-15-11Haxby and WiggintonCllr Cuthbertson, Cllr Gates, Cllr Richardson 09/03/2016A grant to Haxby Netball club for £500 towards the resurfacing of the netball court with specialised surfacing outcome will offer a safe surface to replace the old one in which the netball club can offer a provision for all age groups HW-15-2Haxby and WiggintonCllr Richardson, Gates and Cuthbertson04/12/2015Haxby Helpers - To assist in funding towards the continued volunteer operation of Haxby Helpers £100Enhance the environment & green areas HW-15-3Haxby and WiggintonCllr Richardson, Gates and Cuthbertson04/12/2015The Old School Wigginton - The continuation of building upgrade and improved safety for protection of users and the building itself £1000Enhance the environment & green areas HW-15-4Haxby and WiggintonCllr Richardson, Gates and Cuthbertson04/12/2015ChurchField Open Space Committee -Towards phase 4 of the play for all project, to install an inclusive roundabout that can be used by a group of children and wheelchair users £1000Enhance the environment & green areas MK-15-01MicklegateCllr Gunnell, Cllr Hayes, Cllr Kramm 06/01/2016A grant to York Sea Cadets to purchase 22 tables for the training and instruction of cadets and other community groups and users. Amount: £1320Outcome: The project will enable both the Sea Cadets and the wider community to make better use of the facilities thereby contributing to the ward priorities of young people's provision and community life. OD-15-01Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters 23/10/2015A grant of £176 to the Friends of Weir Pond HoltbyGrant to pay for insurance cover to enable the group to undertake tree planting activities. OD-15-02Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters 10/11/2015A grant of £1200 to the Osbaldwick Sports Club to pay for a notice board.To advertise local sporting and social events at Osbaldwick Sports Club, with space to display PC and CYC notices. OD-15-03Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £1500 to contribute to renovation of the Murton Village pond. The work will involve replacement of the buttress to prevent flooding.The scheme will enhance the village environment./A cleaner environment for all villages/safer communities across the area OD-15-04Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £383.42 to purchase a notice board for Meam Close and provide a new surface to an exterior notice board on Tranby AvenueTo provide means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues./ A cleaner environment for all villages/Safer communities across the area/More community and youth opportunities OD-15-05Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £288 to pay for bus shelter roof repair on Murton WayCommuters will be able wait for the bus in dry and safer conditions./A cleaner environment for all villages/Safer communities across the area OD-15-06Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £270 to pay for bench replacement on Murton village greenA new seat on the village green will contribute to the welfare of residents and walkers by providing a secure resting location./A cleaner environment for all villages/Safer communities across the area/More community and youth opportunities OD-15-07Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £549 to Dunnington in Bloom to pay for a new lawn mowerThe grant will enable continuation of regular grass cutting by local volunteers, particularly in the play park and grass verges along main routes. OD-15-08Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016A grant of £1200 to Dunnington Conservation Group to pay for a notice board to be positioned in the Hassacarr Local Nature ReserveInstallation of a notice board will allow visitors to learn more about open days, current activities and species findings. OD-15-09Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016£300 towards the purchase of two hand push gritters for volunteer snow wardens in DunningtonThe scheme will contribute to reduction of falls and increased number of passable pavements in winter months. OD-15-10Osbaldwick and DerwentCllrs Brooks and Warters05/01/2016£500 towards the purchase and installation of a solar sign light to illuminate the bus stop in Kexby. The scheme will result in increased safety of passengers waiting for the bus. OD-15-11Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters15/03/2016A grant to Osbaldwick Cricket Club of £1000 to pay for winter coaching facilities at Archbishop Holgate School and repairs to the club’s outdoor net facilityPriority: more community and youth opportunities. Outcome: the project will directly benefit those involved with the club whilet the ward in general will also benefit by giving the youngsters a valuable pastime during the evening hopefully resulting in less anti-social behaviour. OD-15-14Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters22/03/2016Grant to pay for replacement of street signs on Moor Lane and Murton Way - £200Ward priority: A cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: enhanced appearance of Murton Village OD-15-15Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters15/03/2016Moorland Close - to lower the kerb line to allow the turning angle to be achieved, hard surface the verge area (tarmac) and change the concrete tactile crossing to a stick on version which is designed for overrun. To protect pedestrians a removable bollard will be installed. Cost: £2550Ward highway fund OD-15-16Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters15/03/2016Work on the junction of Manor Drive and York Road in Dunnington. A 1m wide Granite cobbled overrun of approximately 15m2 on the corner with kerbing. Cost: £3,178.Ward highway fund OD-15-17Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks Cllr Mark Warters22/03/2016Work on St. Thomas Close, Osbaldwick - to replace the narrow strips of verge with cobbles inlaid into concrete. Cast Iron bollards to be placed on both corners - £4,900Ward priority: A cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: enhanced local street scene. RCW-15-01Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutCllr Stuart Rawlings, Cllr Sam Lisle & Cllr Peter Dew20/01/2016£170 (50%) Grant to Friends of Rawcliffe Meadow to pay for a knapsack sprayer, COSHH Herbicide storage and water tank Priority: Improving community spaces . Outcome: help support local voluntary group to maintain the environmental work on site which is a well used community space. RCW-15-02Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutCllr Stuart Rawlings, Cllr Sam Lisle & Cllr Peter Dew20/01/2016Grant to Young at Heart Luncheon Club £400 to support Coach Trip, subsidised meal, entertainment, art materials, room hire.Priority met – Social Inclusion for the older generation. Outcome: provision for elderly residents within the ward to reduce social isolation. RW-15-01Rural WestCllr Gillies and Steward09/11/2015A grant of£500 to continue the Rufforth Outreach Post OfficeSupporting older people in the ward RW-15-02Rural WestCllr Gillies and Steward09/11/2015Grant of £500 to Poppleton Luncheon ClubSupporting older people in the ward RW-15-03Rural WestCllr Gillies and Steward09/11/2015Grant of £200 to plant tubs round the village Improving the environment RW-15-04Rural WestCllr Gillies and Steward09/11/2015Grant of £2000 to Poppleton Youth Club Supporting young people in the ward RW-15-05Rural WestCllr Ian Gillies and Cllr Chris Steward18/02/2016We need to do considerable planting which includes to under plant the hedges where being layed and in various places across the Millennium Green, plant bluebells in the hazel coppice, to fill gaps and thicken the hedges. Because they need to be planted at certain times of the year, some of this may have to be done before any Ward money will be available, if this application is granted.The aim is to improve the wildlife habitat, the appearance and enjoyment of the MG for all ages and all users. ST -15-09Strensall Cllr Helen Douglas Cllr Paul Dought 14/01/2016A grant of £989 to pay for a community notice board in Stockton on Forrest. By keeping everyone informed of the activities of all village organisations and events.Priority met - Community Opportunities. The notice board will allow resident and visitor to see what 'Community Opportunties' are happening in Stockton on the Forrest and how they can get involved. ST-15-01StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to Earswick Parish Council to replace the broken and dangerous fencing around the village pond, the PC have fund raised for half of the cost already £2,249Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-02StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to Strensall Parish Council to contribute to the cost of a defibrillator in the village and the training which will be accessible for all residents. The ongoing costs and maintenance will be met by the Parish Council £1,899Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-03StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to Earswick scented Garden project to erect an information board within the garden, this will give resident sand visitors educational details about the surrounding area. The board is designed by local residents £1,082Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-04StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to Strensall Parish Council to purchase gardening tools and equipment to enable them to manage and care of green spaces within the village £575Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-05StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to River Foss Society to purchase an interpretation panel on the banks of the River Foss near the Tannery site. The panel is an educational aid and will draw peoples attention to the wildlife on the river. £1,375Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-06StrensallCllr Doughty and Douglas09/12/2015Grant to Strensall History Group to install a history of Strensall village board, this has been designed by local residents to give the community a sense of history of the village.Building safer communities /A cleaner, greener environment /More community opportunities ST-15-06StrensallCllr Helen Douglas/Cllr Paul Doughty13/01/2016Grant of £750 to Strensall Carnival Committee, contribution toward the cost of running it Outcome: To provide a community activity to engage local residents. To raise awareness of local community groups and volunteering within the ward. ST-15-06StrensallCllr Helen Douglas Cllr Paul Doughty 26/01/2016Strensall History Club. £1,400 to erect a information board on the history of StrensallImproving community space and a way of engaging with residents ST-15-07StrensallCllr Helen Douglas Cllr Paul Doughty 13/01/2016£750 Strensall Carnival Committee, contribution toward the cost of running it Priority met - Improving community spaces (could be interpreted as open spaces or street scene) ST-15-07StrensallCllr Helen Douglas and Cllr Paul Fogerty09/02/2016A grant of £850 to Stockton Fox Pentanque Club for purchasing gardening exquipment to maintain the field around Stockton Village Hall. A cleaner greener enviroment. The group are keen to share the gardening equipment with the whole of Stockton Community. The grant will enable to the community to become self sufficient and start to maintain their own grounds. WE-05-03WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to 2nd Acomb Scouts to contribute to the replacement roof project. They have fundraised most of the scheme cost through various fundraising activitiesA Westfield to be proud of/Increase community safety/Increase opportunities for young people WE-05-06WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Foxwood Mum & Toddler Drop in to replace the second hand worn equipment that the group inherited. The group have also fundraised for some of the costs themselvesIncrease opportunities for young people WE-15-01WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter26/11/2015Salt BinsFrom ward Highways pot WE-15-01WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter16/11/2015Grant to Acomb Baptist church baby and toddler group for equipment £670Ward General Budget WE-15-02WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter16/11/2015Grant to ABC coffee bar to purchase equipment to support the weekly coffee bar in the community £2,200Ward General Budget WE-15-05WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Chapelfields Outta School Club to purchase new flooring and a new door as the present ones are over twenty years old. The group have fundraised for some of the funding already. £2,100Better provision for after school care WE-15-07WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016Grant to Foxy Crafters , £250Outcome: This project will combat loneliness and social isolation by supporting the group to hire a minibus to enable them to travel to craft wholesalers for materials to then produce locally made items, meet together and sell items at local events. WE-15-08WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Friends of Hob Moor to support parents and children of the area and establishes support for families to help with school readiness for the children.A Westfield to be proud of/Increase opportunities for young people WE-15-09WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Foxwood Residents Association to continue the ongoing improvements to the green spaces in Foxwood, this is to contribute towards the tree planting scheme which has already proving to be a popular addition to the area £1,800Community group taking ownership of green spaces and volunteers maintaining it. WE-15-10WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Cornlands Residents Association to contribute towards fencing the play area. The group have already successfully fundraised £7,000 to wards this project.Increase community safety/A Westfield to be proud of WE-15-11WestfieldCllrs Waller, Jackson and Hunter17/12/2015Grant to Cornlands RA to redesign the entrance to Bachelor Hill. Presently it is not accessible and prevents a lot of people using itIncrease community safety/A Westfield to be proud of WE-15-12WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016Ward fund for tree improvements around the ward, these include planting and trimming £2,000All tree improvements are in consultation with residents and community groups and improve the green spaces in the ward WE-15-13WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016Ward fund for communal parking provision around the priority areas in the ward. Parking problems have been identified through cllr consultation and resident association consultation £10,000Increase pedestrian and road safety in the ward WE-15-14WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016Ward fund to improve the pavement that runs on the south side of front street. The work ranges from dropped kerbs to pavement improvements. This has been identified through cllr consultation and in consultation with the sheltered homes on front street. £7,181Increase pedestrian and mobility safety on front street WE-15-15WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016A ward fund for target hardening projects in the ward. The projects will be rung in partnership with north Yorkshire police and the residents associations. £3,000This will make people feel safer within the ward and will able to tackle any ASB hot spots WE-15-16WestfieldCllr Waller Cllr Hunter Cllr Jackson 06/01/2016A ward fund to produce 2 ward newsletters that will ask all residents their ward priorities and for scheme suggestions. This will bring together residents ideas and enable us to engage with hard to reach people who do not use social media £1,200A way for cllrs and partners to engage with all residents and will enable residents to have their say in the ward priorities WH-15-01WheldrakeCllr S Mercer30/11/2015Salt BinsFrom ward Highways pot WH-15-03WheldrakeCllr S Mercer30/11/2015Grant to Wheldrake Parish Council as a contribution to Christmas Lights for the Village – the Christmas Event will also be a fundraiser for the Village roof campaign £561.98Increases community involvement and community development and creating partnership working in the village WH-15-04WheldrakeCllr S Mercer17/12/2015Grant to Elvington Parish Council to purchase a training defibrillator so that all residents in all 4 villages in Wheldrake ward can be trained in using the defib that has been purchased. Training will be delivered free of charge to all the ward £300Will provide more rural first responders with vital equipment for the villages. WH-15-05WheldrakeCllr S Mercer17/12/2015Grant to the friends of Wheldrake Park to contribute to replacing the surfacing of the new toddler play area. They have already fundraised over £20,000 of the total cost. £1,000Create safer play areas for children of all ages WH-15-07Wheldrake Cllr Mercer 10/03/2016A grant to Wheldrake Recreation Association towards building an extension to Wheldrake Village Hall Amount: £1500Outcome: Will provide a bowls pavilion and social facilities for older people. Priority: Reducing social isolation WH-15-09Wheldrake Cllr Mercer03/03/2016A grant to Naburn Parish Council to purchase some chairs and tables for a recently refurbished room in the reading rooms. Amount: £800Outcome: The refurbished room will provide a space which can be used by the community for leisure activities such as coffee mornings, sewing and knitting groups. Priority: Reducing social isolation