AC-19-01AcombCitizens Advice YorkRestart of weekly drop-in advice and support provision from Lidgett Grove Church's Wednesday community cafe. This fund and the SLA will cover the period between September 2019 and end of March 2020 after which a renegotiation of the CAY contract with CYC is expected.Improving health and wellbeing19/07/201919/08/20195996Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-19-11AcombCYC Installation of night cells to three lamps around the Sovereign Park play area to switch them off early in the evening. This is intended to make the area less attractive to groups gathering late into night and causing noise nuisance.Improving community safety17/07/201919/08/2019233Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-19-14AcombHEIPInstallation of secure metal gate with a keypad at the entrance to Danebury CourtImproving community safety16/09/201916/09/20195000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-19-15AcombGala SignsInstallation of new Perspex and metal backing for magnetic pins on the notice board on Beckfield LaneIncreasing volunteering and community involvement19/09/201919/09/2019165Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director AC-19-20AcombCYCTaking ownership of and payment for a refill of a salt bin locatesd at the junction of Woodlea Avenue and Danebury DriveImproving community safety24/01/202030/01/202055Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-19-01BishopthorpeBishopthorpe LibraryRun the summer reading challenge which is free to all children in the wardWidening opportunities for young people20/07/201922/07/2019181Funding Released BI-19-02BishopthorpeCYC TransportTraffic surveys and VAS in BishopthorpeImproving community safety03/10/201903/10/20195000Funding Released BI-19-03BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Bowls ClubGrant to purchase bowling sets for ladies to use and do a campaign to encourage ladies to take partReducing loneliness and isolation21/11/201921/11/2019500Funding Released BI-19-04BishopthorpeNew Lane Residents AssociationGrant to contribute to access improvements in New LaneImproving community safety03/07/201903/07/2019600Funding Released BI-19-05BishopthorpeAcaster Malbis Parish CouncilGrant to culvert the section of dimple dyke near lakeside in Acaster Malbis - application for materials onlyImproving community safety25/11/201925/11/20193500Funding Released BI-19-06BishopthorpeCatalyst @BishopthorpePurchase a laptop for the catalyst elderly residents groupReducing loneliness and isolation27/11/201927/11/2019400Funding Released BI-19-07BishopthorpeBrunswick Organic NurserySupply and maintain hanging baskets, planters, edible garden in Bishopthorpe. Leaf clearing and remove flytipping and supply and install new seat in the village using volunteers from the nurseryImproving the local environment27/11/201927/11/20196000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director BI-19-08BishopthorpeHighwaysImprovements to the two overgrown corner areas in the coppiceImproving the local environment01/08/201901/08/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CL-19-01CliftonGood OrganisationContribution towards encouraging a small group of people from a homeless charity to capture York, especiall focussing on Clifton through the lens of a camera to produce postcardsWidening opportunities for older people02/07/201923/10/20191990Funding Released CL-19-02CliftonClifton Green Management Committee Towards the cost of repainting the fencing around Clifton Green to make it more appealing Improving the local environment02/07/201917/10/20192000Funding Released CL-19-03CliftonCommunity BeesTo continue with their group on a Thursday morning "Wobble On Weigh" and extend their service to cater for more individuals and reduce loneliness and isolation within the ward Reducing loneliness and isolation02/07/201923/10/20191900Funding Released CL-19-04CliftonOCAYTo Offer a drop in session with Clifton Residents to help identify loneliness and isolation Reducing loneliness and isolation04/07/201923/10/20192500Funding Released CL-19-05CliftonYork Inspirational Kids To offer an event for young people with disabilities in York during summer and over winter at York sports club Widening opportunities for young people04/07/201923/10/20191500Funding Released CL-19-06CliftonClifton Residents Association (On behalf of Burton Green Primary School)Burton Green Primary School would like to develop the space at the front of the school into a community Garden Improving the local environment18/07/201923/10/20194525Funding Released CL-19-07Clifton Explore Libraraies and ArchivesTowards the cost providin resources and workshops for the summer reading challenge Widening opportunities for young people18/07/201923/10/2019855Funding Released CL-19-08CliftonYork City Football FoundationTo run kickabout sessions for young people living within the ward Widening opportunities for young people08/08/201923/10/20193055Funding Released CL-19-09CliftonSt Lukes GrapevineFor coninuation of advertising and production costs of their ward magazine Promoting community cohesion08/08/201923/10/20191650Funding Released CL-19-10CliftonSt Lukes Summer ActivitiesTowards the cost of running a free activity week for young people and children living within the ward Widening opportunities for young people08/08/201923/10/2019530Funding Released CL-19-11CliftonThe ElderberriesTo provide coach trips for residents living within the ward and enjoy a meal. These are residents otherwise at risk of lonliness and isolationWidening opportunities for older people10/09/201923/10/2019450Funding Released CL-19-12 Clifton The Dog Café To continue the development of the Clifton Community Dog Café which brings together lonely and isolated people Widening opportunities for older people12/09/201923/10/2019650Funding Released CO-19-02CopmanthorpePanda Playgroup - Sticky Mitts and Tiny TottsFunding for baby toddler and carer group that runs weekly of focussed playWidening opportunities for young people29/05/201903/06/20191200Funding Released CO-19-03CopmanthorpePanda PlaygroupFunding for an outdoor canopy, curtains, a bookcase and table covers.Widening opportunities for young people29/05/201903/06/2019540Funding Released CO-19-05CopmanthorpeCopmanthorpe Bowling ClubTo buy replacement bowling mats and a bowls Collector as they are worn and unsafe for useWidening opportunities for older people28/10/201901/11/2019481Funding Released CO-19-06CopmanthorpeHorseman Close Street LightTo supply and install a new street light adjacent to number 18 Horseman CloseImproving community safety01/10/201915/10/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-19-07CopmanthorpeRe- Engage (Contact the elderly)Trip for elderly citizensWidening opportunities for older people20/11/201910/01/2020150Funding Released CO-19-08CopmanthorpeHorseman Close Resurfacing pot holesTo repiar potholes and resurface roadImproving community safety01/11/201915/11/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-19-09CopmanthorpeLow Green to rygate Grove footpath new Street Light To supply and install a new street light on the snicket between Low Green to Rygate Grove Improving community safety04/12/201909/12/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-19-11CopmanthorpeCricket Club£4,000.00 towards capital costsWidening opportunities for young people02/12/201909/12/20194000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-19-12CopmanthorpeSwimming Pool£1,500.00 towards the cost of a profesional village wide consultationWidening opportunities for young people23/12/201902/01/20201500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director CO-19-13CopmanthorpeTennis ClubTo provide coaching and taster session for young people. Able bodied and disabled.Widening opportunities for young people19/12/201902/01/20202420Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-01Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Knights Foundation and York City Football Club FoundationFree access sports activities provision for young people from the area over the summer holidaysWidening opportunities for young people16/05/201916/05/20192000Completed DW-19-02Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC Neighbourhood Enforcement TeamProduction and installation of a 'No Overnight Campng' sign for Cherry Lane car parkImproving community safety30/05/201931/05/2019220Funding Released DW-19-03Dringhouses and WoodthorpeWoodthorpe York Community GroupWard grant towards costs associated with the 2019 summer fun day including stage, feather flags and pull up banners.Promoting community cohesion04/07/201908/07/2019593Funding Released DW-19-04Dringhouses and WoodthorpeMid Yorks Expeditions CICWard grant towards costs of the Duke of Edinburgh bursaries for 20 young people project including staff wages, rental of Moor Lane, minibus and trailer, equipment, office costs, Duke of Edinburgh participation.Widening opportunities for young people04/07/201908/07/20190Declined by Ward Team DW-19-05Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York CouncilRelocation of two benches within the Leeside play area, including installation of paving slabs under each bench.Improving the local environment01/08/201901/08/2019800Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-06Dringhouses and WoodthorpeMusical ConnectionsWard grant towards costs of the Honeysuckle Singers project including one off additional sessions, flyers, posters, transport, maintenance and purchase of equipment, refreshments and resources.Improving health and wellbeing04/07/201908/07/2019900Funding Released DW-19-07Dringhouses and WoodthorpeMayfields Community TrustWard grant towards wild flower seeds, low fertility soil and insurance cover for the group.Improving the local environment04/07/201908/07/2019286Funding Released DW-19-08Dringhouses and WoodthorpeThe Occasion ChoirWard grant towards purchase of music copies, purchase of piano music stand , advertising/printing and accompanist . Improving health and wellbeing04/07/201908/07/20191020Funding Released DW-19-09Dringhouses and WoodthorpeRevival Estate Communtiy AssociationWard grant towards costs associated with the Wild West Revival Funday 2019.Promoting community cohesion04/07/201908/07/2019250Funding Released DW-19-10Dringhouses and WoodthorpeDringhouses PC Scout GroupWard grant towards equipment including cooking utensils and sharps, hot water flasks and pump dispensers, selection of cooking pans for mass production, 3 and 2 person tents.Widening opportunities for young people04/07/201908/07/20192350Funding Released DW-19-11Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York CouncilFunding to repair recently damaged perspex on ward notice boards on Tadcaster Road and on Revival Estate.Improving the local environment04/07/201905/07/2019195Completed DW-19-13Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Knights FoundationProvision of an inflatable arena for a multiple sports session on 9th August, 1:30-3pm on the grass space by the play area on the Revival Estate. This is to compliment other sessions commisioned by the ward.Widening opportunities for young people02/07/201908/07/2019240Funding Released DW-19-14Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York Council and Community PaybackRepainting white barriers across the ward involving Community Payback and with use of materials (paint, paint brushes etc.) purchased with use of ward budget.Improving the local environment27/08/201929/08/2019383Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-15Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York Council and Gala SignsRemoval of existing notice board on Moorcroft Road and installation of a new double sided notice board suitable for magnetic pinsIncreasing volunteering and community involvement26/09/201909/10/20191291Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-16Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York Council Public RealmWork on trees on public land incl: *Careful crown lift, thin and minor reduction over the bungalow below to Silver Birch trees on Carrfield. *Prune trees on Tadcaster Road that overhang the land in front of Astonthorpe House, by the junction with Nelsons Lane.*Clear fell to ground level leylandii at the back of Thanet Road flats.*Fell tree at the rear of the Dick Turpin pub. *Prune trees at the rear on 5 Glaisdale within the boundary of Chapmans Pond.*Prune trees at the rear of 33 Chaloners Road within the boundary of Chapmans Pond.*Crown lift, thin with a cut back over the house gardens of the tree outside 96 Chaloners Road. Improving the local environment01/10/201901/10/20193900Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-16aDringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York Council and local volunteersContribution towards planting of 40 trees on Little Hob MoorImproving the local environment25/09/201909/10/20194000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-16aDringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York Council Additional expense related to local consultation about planting of 40 trees on Little Hob Moor, incl venue hire for a consultation drop-in and printing of letters to be delivered to households in the vicinity.Improving the local environment06/12/201906/12/2019212Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-18Dringhouses and WoodthorpeStoneplanSupply and install new wooden barrier at the Alness Drive entrance to Acomb Wood. The old rotting barrier will be removed as part of this project.Improving the local environment09/09/201909/09/2019275Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-21Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Football Club FoundationYoung Sport Leaders project to work with a group of 15 young people during Feb 2020 half term offering recognised qualification, engaging and providing a further interest in physical activity as well as key early employability skills and also providing a link to the local Junior Football and other Sports Clubs. This is to be jointly funded with the Westfield Ward.Improving community safety19/09/201924/10/20191025Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-23Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCity of York CouncilA pot of funding towards refilling of grit bins owned by the ward.Improving the local environment09/10/201909/10/2019550Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-37Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC - JRHTPart funding the cost of clearing vegetation from the channel that runs between the backs of the houses on Sandmartin Court and Allendale.Improving the local environment05/09/201924/10/20191250Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-41Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Knights FoundationProvision of free to access mobile skatepark and inflatable pitch sessions for young people over Easter, May and summer holidays in 2020. Locations: Acomb Green, Chesney Fields, Woodthorpe Green, Revival Estate, Foxwood Community Centre.Total number of sessions:12. Jointly funded with Westfield WardWidening opportunities for young people19/12/201908/01/20201550Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-42Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork City Football Club FoundationProvision of free to access ‘’jumpers for goalpost’’ style 2 hourly sessions run back to back for 6-9 and then 10-13 year olds over Easter and summer 2020. Sessions will incorporate food element and education regarding litter picking and community space awareness. Locations: Chesney Fields and Woodthorpe Green. Total number of sessions: 9. Jointly funded with Westfield Ward.Widening opportunities for young people17/12/201908/01/20201475Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director DW-19-45Dringhouses and WoodthorpeGala Signs Supply and fit new perspex to the ward notice board on Girvan Close. The notice board perspex has been vandalised recently.Improving the local environment09/03/202009/03/2020120Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-19-01Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Tennis Club New perimeter fencing around the club to help with securityImproving community safety28/05/201928/06/20191000Funding Released FH-19-02Fulford & HeslingtonFulford LibraryNew weekly after school club session for infant aged childrenWidening opportunities for young people20/03/201920/03/2019500Funding Released FH-19-03Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Scout GroupContribution rotivate, level and supply 300 square metres of sports turf for the scout hut outdoor areaWidening opportunities for young people23/05/201928/05/20192500Funding Released FH-19-04Fulford & HeslingtonHeslington Pre-SchoolFunding for a bike doctor to the Heslington Community Fair, which is a pop up bike mechanic stall offering free bike health checksImproving health and wellbeing23/05/201928/05/2019570Funding Released FH-19-05Fulford & HeslingtonHeslington Sportsfield Management CommitteeFunding Contribution to carry out an operation play equipment safety inspectionImproving community safety23/05/201928/05/2019360Funding Released FH-19-06Fulford & HeslingtonWard TeamPurchase of the metal 'pick up dog poo' signs to be put up in problem areas near the schoolImproving the local environment28/05/201928/05/2019100Completed FH-19-11Fulford & HeslingtonHeslington Village Meeting Room Grant to contribute to upgrade the toilets in the hall as they are very old fashioned and shabby and not wheelchair friendlyIncreasing volunteering and community involvement20/07/201914/08/20191754Funding Released FH-19-12Fulford & HeslingtonFulford ShowPurchase 2 marquees for use for the very popular fulford showIncreasing volunteering and community involvement08/07/201908/07/2019320Funding Released FH-19-13Fulford & HeslingtonFulford LibraryRun the summer reading challenge which is free to all children in the wardWidening opportunities for young people20/07/201922/07/2019500Funding Released FH-19-14Fulford & HeslingtonHeslington Village Meeting Room Grant to continue the luncheon club for a further 12 monthsReducing loneliness and isolation03/10/201903/10/2019264Funding Released FH-19-16Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Parish CouncilGrant to replace the pedestrian gate and install fencing at Fulford allotmentsImproving community safety07/11/201919/02/20204500Funding Released FH-19-18Fulford & HeslingtonFulford in BloomGrant for the planting of tubs and verges in Fulford, planting is done by volunteersIncreasing volunteering and community involvement18/02/202019/02/20201170Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-19-19Fulford & HeslingtonYork City FC Foundationfree activity sessions for Easter and Summer Holidays for kids in the wardWidening opportunities for young people18/02/202019/02/20203075Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FH-19-20Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Tennis Club Grant for installation of new internal door to the Pavilion entranceImproving community safety19/02/202019/02/2020400Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-19-02Fishergate The Melbourne Centre CIC Funding towards the installation of an energy management system within the centre Improving the local environment17/05/201923/10/20195000Funding Released FS-19-04Fishergate York Nurturing Community Funding to develop their allotment plot in Low Moor Allotments into a Community Garden that can be utilised by the local community Improving the local environment07/06/201931/07/20192700Funding Released FS-19-05Fishergate CYC Feasibility study for a pedestrian crossing on Green Dykes Lane - match funded with Hull Road ward Improving community safety22/08/201906/09/20191500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director FS-19-06Fishergate Signs Express Purchase of replacement advisory signage for the gates at Fenby Field open space Improving the local environment12/09/201912/09/201954Completed FS-19-15Fishergate Friends of Danesmead Wood Funding for public liability insurance Improving the local environment09/01/202023/01/2020400Funding Released FS-19-16Fishergate Low Moor Community Kids' Allotment Funding for a replacement roof on the allotment shelter Improving the local environment15/01/202023/01/2020300Funding Released FS-19-17Fishergate Friends of York Walls Funding to work with the Riding Lights Theatre Company to create and perform a piece of promenade theatre along the walls between Fishergate Postern Tower and Red Tower on 4th July Increasing volunteering and community involvement07/02/202020/02/2020500Funding Released GU-19-04GuildhallFOGGEY (Friends of Guildhall Walled Gardens)The activity is to hold an event in the Navigation Road area focussed on the maintenance of fruit trees and bushes. In Rosemary Place there are several fruit trees and some fruit bushes that would produce better crops if they were pruned and better looked after. The event will last around 2 hours.Improving the local environment11/12/201911/12/2019125Funding Released GU-19-05GuildhallDoor84Door84 have a signed off application from the Guildhall Ward Cllrs to partly fund rennovations on the buildings kitchen. This is currently used by 9 of their Youth & Community Projects with an average individual beneficiaries’ amount of 120 p/w, aged between 8?90+.The group hosts 3 large Community Events a year; 150?350 attendees at each and Door 84 is also home to SNAPPY, Lollipop, Access to Music, Groves Residents Association, Upfaders, Biomation and the Voluntary Networking Group. Increasing volunteering and community involvement11/12/201911/12/20192529Funding Released GU-19-06GuildhallYorkey Dads Yorkey Dads would like to start an exercise class for Dads and their children. This will be called ‘Dads, Daughters and Lads’ (DDL) exercise class. These will be free sessions taking place at the newly installed outdoor gym on Navigation Road and will take place over the summer holidays.Improving health and wellbeing15/01/202015/01/20204000Funding Released GU-19-07GuildhallKyra Women's ProjectKYRA focuses on inclusion and diversity for women. Their projects direcly address the isolation and loneliness that many women face by offering them no cost wellbeing activites. They wish to set a new group up called Reducaing Stress and Anxiety' available only to new members. They aim to assist up to 50 new women through this group. Reducing loneliness and isolation15/01/202015/01/20202250Funding Released GU-19-08GuildhallDoor84Door84 would like to celebrate their 50th year (84 Lowther Street) and heading into their 10th year as being Door 84, they wish to have a large Event in June, to invite past and present beneficiaries to come and reminisce, share stories and enjoy a community gathering. From this event a project piece will be produced for the residents of the Groves showcasing the history of the area over the last 50 years. Door84 aim to research this project trroughout the summer of 2020. Promoting community cohesion15/01/202015/01/20203949.9Funding Released GU-19-09GuildhallOCAY500 branded OCAY tote bags to be handed out at Red Tower during food bank sessions and at Healthwatch UK . These bags will be Jute material to make sure they are environmentally conscious.Improving the local environment11/12/201929/01/2020876Funding Released GU-19-10GuildhallWalking For Health Group holding fortnightly walks for the local community around the Guildhall Ward Improving health and wellbeing11/12/201915/01/2020200Funding Released GU-19-12GuildhallYork St John Pint of Science event Fund a community Science Ceilidh (www.scienceceilidh.com/) at the Pint of Science (pintofscience.co.uk/) York 2020 festival launch and promotion event on 15th April 2020 at York St John University. Science Ceilidh adapts traditional Scottish dances to demonstrate scientific themes. We will encourage involvement in the dancing event, promoting well-being, cohesion and tolerancePromoting community cohesion31/01/202003/02/20201090Funding Released GU-19-13GuildhallYorkBIDThe BID is a business led not for profit organisation working towards improving the city centre to support local businesses and residents. This project will fund taxi marshalls within the city centre to make sure that residents, tourists, taxi drivers and workers within the city during busy evenings are safe and able to access taxi's safely and efficently. Improving community safety31/01/202003/02/20201680Funding Released GU-19-14GuildhallRed Tower York CICCrafting sessions within the community Promoting community cohesion15/01/202012/02/20202495Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director GU-19-15GuildhallFriends of York Walls Working with the Riding Lights Senior Youth Theatre members (aged 15-18) Friends of York will showcase a piece of 'promenade' theatre along the Bar walls from Fishergate Postern Tower to Walmgate Bar then on to the Red Tower.Widening opportunities for young people11/02/202019/02/20201000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director H&NE-19-01Huntington and New EarswickCommunity Ties Youth ProvisionTo deliver a weekly drop in service for young people within Huntington and New Earswick for 21 weeksWidening opportunities for young people08/05/201914/05/20191403Funding Released H&NE-19-03Huntington and New EarswickCommunity Action for Naturetowards the cost of replacing the lawn tractor to ensure the work by volunteers continue within the ward Improving the local environment28/05/201911/06/20191000Funding Released H&NE-19-04Huntington and New EarswickAll Saints and Saint Andrews Church To run a holiday provision for those living within loneliness and social isolation within the wardReducing loneliness and isolation11/06/201912/06/2019500Funding Released H&NE-19-05Huntington and New EarswickSt Andrews Church To provide new comfortable seating for those who attending Community sessions within the church Promoting community cohesion11/06/201912/06/2019200Funding Released H&NE-19-06Huntington and New EarswickOrchard Park Community Centre To provide a summer programme of events for young people living within the ward, free of charge Widening opportunities for young people30/07/201931/07/2019600Funding Released H&NE-19-07Huntington and New EarswickOCAYTo work with lonely and isolation older residents on a detached project within the ward Widening opportunities for older people07/08/201907/08/20192500Funding Released H&NE-19-08Huntington and New EarswickYork City Football FoundationTo provide kickabout sessions for young people living within the ward Widening opportunities for young people24/09/201926/09/20192050Funding Released H&NE-19-09Huntington and New EarswickCold Calling Zones, city of york councilTo provide a cold calling zone with Huntingto and New Earswick Improving community safety17/09/201927/09/2019700Funding Released H&NE-19-10Huntington and New EarswickMonkeyMaths CICTo run numercy lessons for young children within the ward based at the Folk Hall. This fund will help promotionWidening opportunities for young people17/10/201924/10/20191670Funding Released H&NE-19-11Huntington and New EarswickCYC - Highthorn Road Bollards no16To erect two bollards on Highthorn road to preserve and protect grass vergesImproving the local environment17/10/201917/10/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director H&NE-19-12Huntington and New EarswickOrchard Park Community Centre To redecorate and update the centrePromoting community cohesion24/10/201929/10/2019600Funding Released H&NE-19-15Huntington and New EarswickBrockfield Park replacement bench To purchase and install a replacement bench Improving the local environment05/10/201905/10/2019624Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director H&NE-19-22Huntington and New EarswickStreet light Anthea Drive/Highthorn RoadTo install a street light on the junction of Highthorn road and Anthea Drive Improving the local environment21/11/201921/11/20192500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director H&NE-19-23Huntington and New Earswick Community Bees To offer a home support and odd jobs for those living in the ward who struggle from loneliness and isolation Widening opportunities for older people08/01/202021/01/20204300Funding Released H&NE-19-24Huntington and New Earswick Toolbox To refurb and update the venue to make better use of the provision for young people attending Widening opportunities for young people15/01/202021/01/20205000Funding Released H&NE-19-25Huntington and New EarswickYork Hockey ClubTo encourage teenagers to have a go at Hockey by funding u14 mixed sessions and social hockey session pitch costsWidening opportunities for young people28/01/202004/02/2020600Funding Released HE-19-01HeworthFestival of ideasprovide free, fun wellbeing activities for all ages at Tang Hall Community CentreImproving health and wellbeing14/05/201923/05/2019300Funding Released HE-19-02HeworthFriends of Heworth SchoolTransform an old run down part of the school playground into a safe, relaxing reflective area for childrenWidening opportunities for young people14/05/201912/07/20192000Funding Released HE-19-03HeworthMusical ConnectionsGlen Lodge's afternoon singing group, which has been running since September 2014, and has become a much-loved fixture in the lives of tenants living at Glen Lodge and adults with learning disabilities who are members of Community Base at Tang Hall Community Centre. Reducing loneliness and isolation14/05/201923/05/20192000Funding Released HE-19-04HeworthHEIP Hempland LaneCovered shelter or secure sheds in Hempland LaneImproving community safety23/05/201923/05/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-05HeworthHomestartfunding towards the Young Parents Project at the Centre at Burnholme Community Hub. Our volunteers are trained to address complex social issues including mental health support. Improving health and wellbeing14/05/201910/06/20193000Funding Released HE-19-06HeworthParks TeamContribution to improving and opening up the Heworth Green area of Foss Bank. This area is attracting anti social behaviour on a regular basis, this is due to the way its all overgrown.Improving the local environment23/05/201923/05/20195000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-07HeworthGlen Allotment AssociationGrant to create a community area on the allotment site, where commuity events can be held and an information point can be provided.Improving health and wellbeing30/05/201924/06/2019980.07Funding Released HE-19-08HeworthHIGHWAYSCreate a parking bay on Bad Bargain Lane near number 33 - two disabled people live here and continuously struggle getting near to the propertyImproving community safety11/06/201911/06/20196000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-09HeworthTAPTYProvide two activity sessions per week for two different age groups at St Wulstans ChurchWidening opportunities for young people19/06/201922/07/20192230Funding Released HE-19-10HeworthBell Farm Social HallContribution to to a music celebration and fun day in Bell FarmPromoting community cohesion02/08/201913/08/2019265Funding Released HE-19-11HeworthStorage for flatsStorage containers for flats in Thorn NookImproving community safety10/06/201910/06/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-12HeworthHIGHWAYSVerge Crossovers for CYC properties on Pottery LaneImproving community safety10/06/201910/06/201915000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-13HeworthImprovements to waste landWaste land behind flats at Eastern Terrace to be transformed into local green spacePromoting community cohesion10/06/201910/06/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-16HeworthTang Hall Librarygrant to provide summer scheme activities and summer reading challenge at Tang Hall LibraryWidening opportunities for young people06/08/201906/08/2019385Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-17HeworthRiver Foss SocietyPlant 15 young weeping willows along the east side of the River FossImproving the local environment07/08/201902/09/2019666Funding Released HE-19-18HeworthCity of York CouncilCost for continuation of the CCTV in Bell farm, cost is for monitoring and licence for 4 yearsImproving community safety02/09/201928/10/201913271.25Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-19HeworthJorvik RadioContribution to training local people to deliver a community radio based from the Burnholme centreIncreasing volunteering and community involvement02/09/201902/09/20191216Funding Released HE-19-21Heworth Walking for Health Group holding fortnightly walks for the local community around Tang Hall and HeworthImproving health and wellbeing15/10/201928/10/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HE-19-22Heworth Citizens Advice YorkMonthly advice sessions in Heworth providing specilaist welfare benefits casework / help and advice on other social welfare issues Reduces social deprivation20/11/201921/11/20191308Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-19-02HolgateWestbank Park FairFriends of Westbank Park are applying for funding for their 2019 park fair - for a brass band, a percussion workshop, a birds of prey display and for publicity costs. NB They received £825 grant last year for 2018 fairPromoting community cohesion31/05/201909/07/2019770Funding Released HO-19-03HolgateHolgate pre-SchoolApplication for funding for food and prep for healthy eating classes at early-learning preschool class. These session would involve healthy snacks and activities improving the food provision of Holgate preschoolWidening opportunities for young people31/05/201924/10/2019805Funding Released HO-19-04HolgateNew VisualityFunding to run 10 weeks of intergenerational art sessions for all ages, to reduce social isolation in the area and provide a social and artistic opportunityReducing loneliness and isolation09/07/201919/08/2019900Funding Released HO-19-05HolgateYork RI BowlsTo purchase a wide-wheeled wheelchair for use of members of the bowls club and members of the wider public, to include them in this sports, despite any disablities or mobilities issues.Promoting community cohesion09/07/201910/07/2019500Funding Released HO-19-06HolgateHolgate Pre-School1. First Aid Training to fulfil OFSTED requirements; 2. Regular outings for the kids to Westbank Park, Holgate Windmill; 3. face painter at summer annual picnic and summer events; 4. Rugbytots sessions for 13 weeks; 5. art and craft materials.Widening opportunities for young people25/07/201919/08/20191713.5Funding Released HO-19-07Holgate The PCC of the Parish of St Pauls Holgate Funding for the Young at Heart monthly club for the over 60s with lunch and entertainment. Funding will cover cost of entertainment, raffle prizes and gifts, quiz prizes and advertising Widening opportunities for older people18/10/201908/11/2019600Funding Released HO-19-08Holgate Poppleton Road Out of School Club Funding towards the Summer 2019 programme of sports and activities Widening opportunities for young people18/10/201924/10/20191500Funding Released HO-19-09 Holgate Gala Signs Repair of noticeboard on Garfield Terrace Improving the local environment18/10/201918/10/201985Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HO-19-10Holgate York RI Bowls Club Funding for the replacement of a defective external CCTV system.Improving community safety20/11/201917/01/20202544Funding Released HO-19-22Holgate York RI New Lane Community SportsclubFunding towards the development of a training and education room self contained with toilet and dual purpose refreshment facilities Promoting community cohesion03/01/202013/03/20205066Funding Released HO-19-23Holgate York RI CIO Funding for 100 metres of roadway from the car park to the rear entrance to allow the schools Park and Stride to operate in a safe manner Improving the local environment15/01/202017/01/202016491Funding Released HO-19-25Holgate 1st Holgate Scout Group Funding for kayaking safety equipment to enable to use 8 kayaks donated to the group Widening opportunities for young people30/01/202030/01/2020960Funding Released HO-19-26Holgate Friends of West Bank Park Funding to commission Eboracum security to lock the park gates every evening from April 2020 to March 2021Improving community safety30/01/202030/01/20204320Funding Released HO-19-27Holgate Citizens Advice York Outreach service one day per month at Space 217 Reduces social deprivation12/02/202013/02/20202733Funding Released HO-19-28Holgate Jorvik Radio Ltd Funding to buy a 2nd hand Radio Transmitter Increasing volunteering and community involvement19/02/202013/03/20202458Funding Released HR-18-17Hull Road Tang Hall Local History Group Funding towards continuing and maintaining the archive Increasing volunteering and community involvement20/06/201920/06/2019250Funding Released HR-18-18Hull Road The PCC of St Hildas Church Funding towards the works to install a pathway from the church door to the memorial garden Improving the local environment20/06/201920/06/20191500Funding Released HR-19-03Hull Road Citizens Advice York Funding to continue the weekly outreach service in the ward until September 2019 Improving health and wellbeing16/05/201916/05/20193253Funding Released HR-19-04Hull Road Little Badgers Pre-School Funding towards the cost of a 20 place pre-school building to be situated in the grounds of Badger Hill Primary School Widening opportunities for young people20/06/201920/06/20193000Funding Released HR-19-05Hull Road TCVFunding towards the Hull Road Party in the Park in July '19 - funding will cover costs of first aid, publicity banners and photographer Increasing volunteering and community involvement20/06/201920/06/2019500Funding Released HR-19-06Hull Road CYC Feasibility study for a pedestrian crossing on Green Dykes Lane - match funded with Fishergate ward Improving community safety22/08/201923/08/20191500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HR-19-07Hull Road Badger Hill Residents Community Group Funding for the costs of hosting the website and enhanced security for two years Promoting community cohesion29/08/201926/09/2019219.64Funding Released HR-19-16Hull Road Murton Park Trip Widening opportunities for young people05/12/201905/12/2019409Completed HR-19-17Hull Road TCVFunding to plant up an area of Hull Road Park (fenceline Millfield Avenue) with wildflower plugs Improving the local environment19/12/201923/01/2020350Funding Released HR-19-19Hull Road Citizens Advice York Funding to extend the monthly outreach service from November 2019 to April 2020Improving health and wellbeing23/01/202023/01/20201445Funding Released HR-19-21Hull Road Pint of Science York Funding towards a community Science Ceilidh at the Pint of Science ticket launch event on 30th March 2020 at the National Stem Learning Centre Increasing volunteering and community involvement12/02/202005/03/20200Declined by Ward Team HW-19-01Haxby and Wigginton Haxby Juniors Football Club Contibution to coaches being trained and kit equipmentImproving health and wellbeing26/06/201903/07/20191200Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-02Haxby and WiggintonHaxby Football ClubContibution towards the football club pitch alterationsImproving health and wellbeing08/08/201908/08/2019225Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-03Haxby and WiggintonToolbox DramaTool Box Drama has finished delivering a 4 month pilot project in Haxby and Wigginton, for adults living with a range of learning disabilities. We intend to significantly develop the provision over the next 12 months by - - Increasing our social, health and wellbeing opportunities - Implementing ‘project work’ into the sessions - Managing our participant and support worker capacity Reducing loneliness and isolation26/06/201903/07/20191620Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-04Haxby and WiggintonCommunity Bees This project Health & Wellbeing & laughter club WOW Community Bees have been running health and well-being sessions (for 5 months in other areas of York) where people can meet together and socialise, including a weigh in (if they want to) or go for a group walks, do chair exercise, and dance sessions. We will hold food tasting session where people can pick up recipes and share theirs with others looking at eating our 5 a day within our diet (this will not be a slimming club or diet guidance) it is more through laughter and support in trying to eat and live healthier, doing a little exercise and ensuring that we are reducing loneliness and isolation Reducing loneliness and isolation08/08/201908/08/20191900Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-05Haxby and Wigginton Wigginton Parish Council To improve our external security lighting and to install sound insulationPromoting community cohesion18/09/201918/09/2019731Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-06Haxby and Wigginton Haxby and Wigginton Youth and Community AssociationOrganise a community wide event during the term break which would encourage young people, their families, and the wider community to come out to the Centre and have fun. Offering an afternoon filled with fun activities, games and crafts that directly encourage a healthy lifestyle, which is our provision wide focus this year. Reducing loneliness and isolation08/08/201908/08/2019668Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-07Haxby and Wigginton Haxby and Wigginton Luncheon ClubTo provide an opportunity for many lonely people in Haxby and Wigginton residents to share a meal with others. Transport is provided where necessaryReducing loneliness and isolation18/09/201918/09/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-08Haxby and Wigginton Parkinson UK, York Branch To provide art classes and art equipment for residents with Parkinson in Haxby and Wigginton. To be displayed at West Offices. Reducing loneliness and isolation18/09/201918/09/2019566Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-09Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Recreational HallTo install Sonata aurio sound absorbing panels to the main hallWidening opportunities for young people15/12/201919/12/20193500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-10Haxby and WiggintonWalking for HealthSupporting Haxby residents with walks in and YorkReducing loneliness and isolation15/12/201919/12/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-11Haxby and WiggintonYADDAYork and District Dsylexia Association. Expansion of Friday nights sessions, Whole family support for people with dsylexia Promoting community cohesion14/01/201914/01/20191490Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HW-19-12Haxby and WiggintonWigginton Sports PavilionContribution to Electic car charging points. For the new Wigginton Sports PavilionPromoting community cohesion14/01/201914/01/20194000Funding Released HW-19-13 Haxby and Wigginton Wigginton Parish CouncilTo undertake as a one off (future care to be discussed with Wigginton PC and CYC) Open space management of garden areas, a snicket and removal of 3 dead trees Promoting community cohesion22/01/201922/01/2019480Funding Released HW-19-14Haxby and WiggintonThe Southland Road Residents Association Installation of updated signage at the entrance of Southlands, The Avenue and Weston TerraceImproving community safety29/01/202029/01/2020700Funding Released HW-19-16Haxby and WiggintonSt Marys Church, HaxbyThe application is for £250 to make improvements to the church toilet and to provide baby changing facilities.Improving community safety19/02/202019/02/2020250Funding Released HWT-19-01Heworth WithoutHighwaysSignage on the bridge area near community centre to deter horsesImproving the local environment18/04/201918/04/2019300Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-19-02Heworth WithoutHighwaysWard funding pot to install new trees at various locations in the wardImproving the local environment02/05/201902/05/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director HWT-19-03Heworth WithoutChrist Church senior friendsFunding for a contribution to transport for senior frineds, to enable visits and days outReducing loneliness and isolation07/06/201907/06/2019410Funding Released HWT-19-04Heworth WithoutHeworth Cricket ClubContribution to wards new batting cage to enable more junior members to use the facilitiesWidening opportunities for young people06/05/201908/05/20191000Funding Released HWT-19-05Heworth WithoutNew VisualityRun a 10 week art session for older people and help address the isolation and loneliness, this will be within the wardReducing loneliness and isolation11/07/201911/07/20191000Funding Released HWT-19-07Heworth WithoutHeworth Without Parish CouncilGrant to replace the worn out swing in Stray Road play areaWidening opportunities for older people28/08/201920/09/2019850Funding Released HWT-19-08Heworth WithoutNew VisualityRun 10 week art sessions for over 70's with teenagers as assistants to the artistPromoting community cohesion22/11/201922/11/2019800Funding Released HWT-19-09Heworth WithoutCOVID-19 ChristchurchJoint initiative with Christchurch and Heworth Cricket Club to aid the elderly and vulnerableImproving health and wellbeing23/03/202023/03/20208500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-01 MicklegateCity of York CouncilWidening of existing crossing point on Campleshon and Bishopthorpe Rd. Gully relocated and car parking reducedImproving community safety03/07/201912/12/201910000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-03 MicklegateSt Chads Greys Scout Group Contribution to the repair of the Scout hut roof, which is leaking. Time sensitive application. Promoting community cohesion04/07/201915/07/2019500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-07MicklegatePlanet South BankGrant to purchase two 'HOTBINS' which will increase the community composting capacity Increasing volunteering and community involvement24/09/201922/11/2019559Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-08Micklegate Gough and Kelly CCTV to be installed (updated) in Dale Street due to ASB recently Improving community safety25/09/201926/09/20191675Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-09 MicklegateCity of York Council, Community Enviroment Team Stump grinder hire, to remove tree at Cygnet Street housing estate. This is for a community volunteer day with the enviroment team - Jennifer LeePromoting community cohesion05/11/201905/11/2019262Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-10 Micklegate Southlands Methodist ChurchContribute towards the community garden, specifically for towards Benches, Cycle Stands and Ground PreparationPromoting community cohesion05/11/201905/11/20191500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-11MicklegateFriends of Rowntree Park Contribution toward setting up a volunteer network. Including data base and volunteers to increase capacity and grow opportunities Promoting community cohesion05/11/201905/11/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-12MicklegateCitzen Advice York Fund 12 months fortnightly CAB outreach sessions at Cherry Street Surgery Reduces social deprivation05/11/201905/11/20195125Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-13 Micklegate Planet South BankPurchase two 'Hotbins' compost bins for residents and customers to use. This already happens but increase in demand means they need to increase size of binsPromoting community cohesion05/11/201905/11/2019559Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-14 MicklegateGough and Kelly CCTV to be installed (updated) in Dale Street. Second payment to extend the lease Improving community safety03/12/201905/11/2019700Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director MK-19-15MicklegateDoor84Commissioned by the ward. To start a Youth Club to be based at Scarcroft Green School. Weekly sessions. 2 hours per week. Term time only. The main focus of the project would always remain as youth engagement and relationships building with the young people with ourselves, partners and the local community. We would aim to work alongside partners to deliver extra activities such as DJ’in through Upfaders and Football and Multi Sports with York City Foundation Club. Promoting community cohesion14/01/202014/01/20205000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-02Osbaldwick & DerwentHoltby Parish CouncilNew planters on the entrance to the village to help with road safety and create boundaries for speedImproving community safety22/05/201922/05/2019524.9Funding Released OD-19-04Osbaldwick & DerwentDunnington Playing Fields AssociationSpraying and maintenance of playing fields due to wildlife damageIncreasing volunteering and community involvement22/05/201922/05/20191500Funding Released OD-19-05Osbaldwick & DerwentDunnington Parish Council Contribution to repairs to the shed on the undergate field allotments to make it more secureImproving community safety16/05/201916/05/2019600Funding Released OD-19-06Osbaldwick & DerwentDunnington Parish Council Funding towards a crisp recycling bin on intake Lane, a local volunteerr will empty the bin, we hope this willincrease young peoples commitment to recycling.Improving the local environment30/05/201901/06/2019285Funding Released OD-19-07Osbaldwick & DerwentHEIP Improvements to concrete area at Cherry Tree Court flats in Dunnington, this will include planters. Five residents will look after the plants, weed the tubs and ensure they are wateredPromoting community cohesion24/05/201901/06/20191000Completed OD-19-08Osbaldwick & DerwentDunnington Parish Council Repair and improve a public grassed area that has been damaged by construction trafficImproving the local environment13/06/201913/06/2019300Funding Released OD-19-09Osbaldwick & DerwentKexby Parish CouncilGrant For a noticeboard in the villagePromoting community cohesion05/08/201905/08/20191980Funding Released OD-19-11Osbaldwick & DerwentHEIPCreate small garden area in the bland unused concrete area between two blocks at Cherry Tree Court, to be looked after by residents, Cllrs and Dunnington in Bloom VolunteersIncreasing volunteering and community involvement21/06/201921/06/20191500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-12Osbaldwick & DerwentMurton Parish CouncilReplace worn down Highway finger posts with cast iron clearer onesImproving community safety16/09/201919/09/2019600Funding Released OD-19-13Osbaldwick & DerwentMurton Parish CouncilProvide 3 street light embelishment kits for Murton GarthImproving community safety16/09/201919/09/20191600Funding Released OD-19-14Osbaldwick & DerwentDunnington Methodist ChurchGrant to purchase projector for all groups to use within the churchIncreasing volunteering and community involvement18/09/201918/09/20193300Funding Released OD-19-15Osbaldwick & DerwentWalking for HealthGrant to continue the walks from Dunnington and Holtby, led by volunteersImproving health and wellbeing14/09/201915/09/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-16Osbaldwick & DerwentOsbaldwick Parish CouncilGrant to Osbaldwick Parish Council to improve surface for walkway to SchoolImproving community safety25/10/201925/10/2019571Funding Released OD-19-18Osbaldwick & DerwentFriends of Dunnington Activity ParkGrant to replace the top rope assemblies on the typhoon rotary swingImproving community safety21/11/201921/11/20191744Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-20Osbaldwick & DerwentHoltby Village HallReplace the rotton kitchen floor and also install new unitsPromoting community cohesion09/01/202021/01/20202000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-21Osbaldwick & DerwentOsbaldwick Parish CouncilReplace the condemned infant swings in the play area.Widening opportunities for young people09/01/202010/01/20203286Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director OD-19-24Osbaldwick & DerwentKexby Parish CouncilGrant to provide a plaque to the war memorial site in the villageIncreasing volunteering and community involvement03/02/202003/02/2020242Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-19-01Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYork Inspirational KidsTo arrange a summer and Christmas party for disabled children living in York Reducing loneliness and isolation09/05/201913/08/20191500Funding Released RCW-19-02Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYork City Football Club Foundation To offer free and accessible park kick about session within the homestead park over the summer holidaysImproving health and wellbeing09/05/201921/05/20192925Funding Released RCW-19-03Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Parish ChurchesTowards resources for the young people who attend the young peoples groups AT Clifton Moor Commmunity Church run by Clifton Parish churches. These include indoor and outdoor games and additional comfortable seatingWidening opportunities for young people23/05/201909/07/2019163.93Funding Released RCW-19-04Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Explore LibraryFor Equipment to run the Summer Reading challenge and the workshops which run alongside it Widening opportunities for young people03/07/201909/07/2019892Funding Released RCW-19-05Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutRawcliffe Junior Football Club To Provide permenant pitch surrounds for spectatiors. This will provide advertising space to raise funds for the club and also to protect players by providing spectatator stands Widening opportunities for young people11/07/201926/09/20192233Funding Released RCW-19-06Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYoung at HeartTo provide a coach trip for members of young at Heart to reduce loneliness and isolationWidening opportunities for older people11/07/201913/08/2019420Funding Released RCW-19-07Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton LibraryTo help celebrate 50 years of opening by holding events for both young and old in the community.Promoting community cohesion22/10/201920/11/2019260Funding Released RCW-19-09Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Moor Church and Community (Team Turkey)To provide a christmas lunch for lonely and isolated members of the ward Widening opportunities for older people26/11/201927/11/2019290Funding Released RCW-19-10Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutThe ElderberriesTo provide opportunities to thiose residents in the ward living in isolation the opportunity for a day trip through paying for coach hire Widening opportunities for older people05/12/201917/12/2019350Funding Released RCW-19-26Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYork City Football Foundation To offer free and accessible activity sessions based on our previous kick about sessions Widening opportunities for young people18/12/201910/03/20202437.5Funding Released RCW-19-27Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutTree PlantingPurchase and planting of ten cherry/equivalent tress Improving the local environment09/01/202009/01/20202000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RCW-19-29Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYorkey Dads To run a mens kickabout session at Play football to raise mental health issues amongst menImproving health and wellbeing14/01/202012/02/20202900Funding Released RCW-19-30Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutRawcliffe Communtiy Events TeamTo run a community carnival event in the ward in a follow up celebration of VE75 in May 2020Promoting community cohesion26/01/202012/02/20201500Funding Released RW-18- 15Rural West Skelton Village Hall Contribution towards a insulation for a cavity wall to limit noise towards residents. Promoting community cohesion26/06/201926/06/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-18-13Rural West Askham Bryan PCContribution towards a playarea at Askham Bryan College. The £5,000 was towards the cost of purchasing the land from Askham Bryan College (ring fenced by previous ward councillors) and agreed by current cllrs. Widening opportunities for young people26/06/201926/06/20195000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-01Rural West Poppleton History SocietyTo support the cost of Poppleton Historys Society free managazinePromoting community cohesion11/09/201911/09/2019202Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-03Rural West Poppleton Bowls ClubFor maintanence of the grounds and a new tank installationReducing loneliness and isolation11/09/201911/09/2019800Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-04Rural West York Inspirational Kids Set up a fortnightly Saturday club for children with disabilities, to be run from Manor School. Widening opportunities for young people11/09/201911/09/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-05Rural West Poppleton Youth ClubTo support youth activities and staffing for the Youth Club Widening opportunities for young people11/09/201911/09/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-06Rural West Poppleton Scout Clubmaintenance tasks, improvements and new equipment (ie tents for the beavers, outside lights, climbing wall )Widening opportunities for young people11/09/201911/09/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-07Rural West St Marys Pre School PlaygroupTo provide Toys, Arts and crafts for the young children attending the playgroupWidening opportunities for young people11/09/201911/09/20191900Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-08Rural West Rufforth Village InsituteFor lighting in the car park, which is a concern for users of the social club and instituteReducing loneliness and isolation11/09/201911/09/20191000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-09Rural West Friends of Poppleton LibraryTo complete the internal decorating of the library. This includes decorating the back room, the toilet area and the 8 skylights in the main library. The flooring in the toilet area badly needs replacing. Also, we need to reline the car park which has 1 disabled space and 2 others. Widening opportunities for young people31/10/201931/10/20191060Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-10 Rural West Skelton PC Skelton Parish Council wishes to repair the vehicular gate and add a disabled friendly pedestrian gate at the entrance of the playing field off Brecksfield.Widening opportunities for young people31/10/201931/10/20191050Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-20Rural West MenfulnessContribution to social circuits, a fitness class with a difference. The difference is the social part, we encourage men to talk, this is done in a fun, supportive and none judgemental way. To support men and men’s mental health and to reduce male suicide. Reducing loneliness and isolation31/10/201931/10/20192000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director RW-19-21 Rural West Rufforth Methodist ChurchContribution to support the contiuted running of the Community Post OfficeReducing loneliness and isolation09/01/202009/01/2020500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-19-01StrensallYork City Football Club Foundation Application for funding for year-long (48 wks) weekly youth club on Fridays in Strensall. Widening opportunities for young people19/08/201920/08/201910530Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director ST-19-02StrensallStrensall LibraryTo run the Summer Reading Challenge free to all children, which asks them to read up to 6 books over the summer and for which they get prizes to encourage them to keep readingWidening opportunities for young people10/09/201930/11/2019215Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-18-18aWestfieldCity of York CouncilPot of funding towards maintenance of CYC trees in the wardImproving the local environment05/11/201905/11/201910000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-01WestfieldCity of York CouncilCommisioning further vehicle collecting metal, wood, plastic and general waste visits for the wardImproving the local environment10/05/201923/05/20192500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-02WestfieldYork City Knights Foundation and York City Football Club FoundationFree access sports activities provision for young people from the area over the summer holidaysImproving the local environment10/05/201923/05/20191200Completed WE-19-03WestfieldCity of York CouncilContribution towards play equipment on the Chesneys Field play area - springerWidening opportunities for young people01/07/201901/07/2019930Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-04WestfieldAcomb Explore LibraryWard grant towards summer reading challenge materials.Widening opportunities for young people19/07/201931/07/2019500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-05WestfieldNew VisualityBuilding better world project with local young people consolidating their existing creative skills and learning new skills via activities involving fusion of innovative technology and traditional skills. The project will work directly with at least 16 young participants who live in the ward and who attended York High or Westfield Primary.Widening opportunities for young people19/07/201901/08/2019500Funding Released WE-19-06WestfieldFoxwood Residents AssocationWard grant towards planting 12 trees in Dickson Park and Herman Walk/path leading to Lidl junctionImproving the local environment19/07/201931/07/2019500Funding Released WE-19-07WestfieldGale Farm Court Residents AssociationWard grant towards DVD projector and projection screen for the Gale Farm Court communal room.Widening opportunities for older people19/07/201931/07/2019230Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-08WestfieldChapelfields Community AssociationWard grant towards materials, equipment and supplies to support the ongoing delivery of the community hub.Promoting community cohesion19/07/201930/07/2019500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-09WestfieldFoxwood Community Centre Management CommitteeWard grant towards entertainment, additional activities and accomodation costs associated with the community hub.Promoting community cohesion19/07/201931/07/2019500Funding Released WE-19-11WestfieldYork City Football Club FoundationYoung Sport Leaders project to work with a group of 15 young people during Feb 2020 half term offering recognised qualification, engaging and providing a further interest in physical activity as well as key early employability skills and also providing a link to the local Junior Football and other Sports Clubs. This is to be jointly funded with the Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Ward.Improving community safety19/09/201905/11/20191025Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-13WestfieldWalking for Health - York Health WalksWard grant towards continuation of local health walks including publicity materials, insurance, first aid and walk leader trainingImproving health and wellbeing14/10/201922/10/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-14WestfieldCity of York CouncilCommisioning further vehicle collecting metal, wood, plastic and general waste visits for the wardImproving the local environment05/11/201905/11/20195000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-15WestfieldCity of York CouncilPot of funding towards refilling of ward grit bins during the 2019-20 winter seasonImproving the local environment05/11/201905/11/20191500Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-16WestfieldBig T / CYC Public Health TeamContribution to help build and expand the Big T project - monthly community meal led by the local Community Health ChampionImproving health and wellbeing04/11/201905/11/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-32WestfieldCity of York CouncilReinstatement of the bench in Foxwood Park. Work is to be undertkaen by the CYC Blacksmith.Improving the local environment06/11/201909/11/2019120Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-36WestfieldHEIPSpurr Court - Fencing protection outside numbers 1-6 Split: 100% HEIPImproving community safety05/11/201921/11/20191800Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-37WestfieldHEIP - OtherCorlett Court - remove two planters. Split 55% HEIP, 45% OtherImproving the local environment05/11/201916/03/20203600Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-38WestfieldHEIPInvicta Court 1st block – installation of Eco grid filled with grass. Split: 100% HEIPImproving the local environment05/11/201921/11/20194000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-39WestfieldHEIPInstallation of 4 cycle hoops for visitors outside Gale Farm Court. £200 per hoopImproving the local environment05/11/201906/01/2020800Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-40 WestfieldHEIPInstallation of a street light in the garden area at the back of Gale Farm Court.Improving community safety05/11/201906/01/20202000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-41WestfieldHEIPDanesfort Avenue (50, 52) and Gale Lane (113, 115) – provision of 4 x metal storage containersImproving the local environment05/11/201921/11/20194000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-43WestfieldCYC Public RealmReinstatement of goal posts on the field at the back of Westfield PlaceImproving the local environment25/11/201926/11/2019100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-44WestfieldCYCWard newsletter - spring 2020 incorporating info about the Ward Committee meeting and snickets consultation.Increasing volunteering and community involvement06/01/202012/01/20201000Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-49WestfieldYork City Football Club FoundationProvision of free to access ‘’jumpers for goalpost’’ style 2 hourly sessions run back to back for 6-9 and then 10-13 year olds over Easter and summer 2020. Sessions will incorporate food element and education regarding litter picking and community space awareness. Locations: Chesney Fields and Woodthorpe Green. Total number of sessions: 9. Jointly funded with Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Ward.Widening opportunities for young people16/12/201906/01/20201475Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-50WestfieldYork City Knights FoundationProvision of free to access mobile skatepark and inflatable pitch sessions for young people over Easter, May and summer holidays in 2020. Locations: Acomb Green, Chesney Fields, Woodthorpe Green, Revival Estate, Foxwood Community Centre.Total number of sessions:12. Jointly funded with Dringhouses and Woodthorpe WardWidening opportunities for young people19/12/201906/01/20201550Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WE-19-52WestfieldCYCInstallation of a keypad lock on the gate leading to the snicket between 72 and 74 Chapelfields RoadImproving community safety06/01/202006/01/2020100Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-19-02Wheldrake York GreenwaysFree wildlife based projects and field trip to all year 5 children in all primary schools in the wardWidening opportunities for young people06/06/201906/06/2019940Funding Released WH-19-03Wheldrake Wheldrake Senior FCContribution to continue with two teams, one of which is targeted for young people. Encourage local volunteers to help out and create a community engagement event for the whole villageWidening opportunities for young people06/06/201906/06/20192714Funding Released WH-19-04Wheldrake Elvington Parish CouncilTo provide planting tubs on the village green to enhance the areaImproving the local environment19/07/201920/07/2019157Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-19-05Wheldrake Deighton Parish CouncilGrant to purchase a defibrillator for the VillageImproving health and wellbeing30/09/201902/10/20191749Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director WH-19-06Wheldrake Elvington Parish CouncilGrant to fell dangerous tree on Parish Land.Improving community safety06/11/201908/11/20191395Approved by Children’s, Education and Communities Director