AC-15-03AcombCllr Stuart Barnes, Cllr Keith Myers22/07/2016Grant to upgrade the community cafe/kitchen with a new dishwasher fridge and freezer, cooker extension to the kitchen, additional chairs and improve the external signage.£8,080.00Priorities: reducing social isolation, increased community involvement , increasing facilities and activ ities for young people. Outcome: Improvements to the community hub will have a positive impact on individuals participating in several activities hosted at the church + community groups will have access to improved facilities enabling their provision to flourish. AC-15-08AcombCllr Stuart Barnes, Cllr Keith Myers22/06/2016Grant to Friends of Carr Infant School to produce a 'Day in the life' film to commemotate the olds chool site. £2000£2,000.00Priorities: Increasing facilities and activities for young people, increased community involvement. Outcome: production of a resource to commemorate the old school site and celebrate the creation of the new school.School pupils will join workshops and learn about the filming process. AC-16-07AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes27/07/2016Trees pot to pay for 40 tree saplings, tree guards, planting by the contracton and watering visits. Amount: £7200£7,200.00Priority: a cleaner, greener ward, increased community involvement. Outcome: enhanced local environment and community involvement via resident and local school pupils participation in identifying sites for trees. AC-16-10AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes01/12/2016Automated External Defibrillator for Acomb Sports Club£500.00Priorities: improving health and wellbeing. Outcome: Local residents and the club visitors will benefit from the public access defibrilator should the need to use it arise AC-16-12AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes01/12/2016A grant to Arty Farty Stuff Community Interest Company towards their Legacy project to undertake intergenerational story share of Acomb £3,750.00Priorities: reducing social isolation, increasing community facilities and activities for young people, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement. Outcome: the project will bring benefits to elderly, vulnerable and isolated as well to young and middle aged. The project will produce a website and a book to use for education in local schools and the library. AC-16-14AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes01/02/2017A grant to Active8Learning to provide a range of craft and skill workshops for elderly people to learn new skills£1,500.00Priorities: reducing social isolation, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement. Outcome: the project aims to reduce social isolation and loneliness amongst Acomb ward population and help residents to be active and engaged. AC-16-16AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes19/01/2017NYP Community Speed Watch (CSW) Scheme for Beckfield Lane. Funding will cover letters and flyers printing costs to promote the scheme.£28.00Priority: increased community involvement, a cleaner, greener ward. Outcome: set up of a local CSW that will result in improved road safety. AC-16-17AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes09/02/2017A grant to Lidgett Grove Methodist Church to fund fund a community farm as part of an extended Community Café during the Easter Holidays£540.00Priority: reducing social isolation, increasing facilities and activities for young people, •increased community involvement. Outcome: A free, fun and educational activity for local children and adults alike that will have a positive impact on building community spirit AC-16-18AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes09/02/2017A grant to Lidgett Grove Methodist Church towards relaunch of the community garden£1,211.46Priority: reducing social isolation, increasing facilities and activities for young people, increased community involvement, a cleaner, greener ward, improving health and wellbeing. Outcome: Local people of all ages will have access to the garden, both to get involved with the planting and maintenance, and to enjoy as a relaxing green space to spend time.There will also be opportunities for young people from the Cub Scouts and the Youth Club to get involved with looking after a space within the garden. AC-16-19AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes09/02/2017A grant to Craft and Chat group based at Lidgett Grove Church towards craft materials and equipment£627.76Priority: reducing social isolation, increased community involvement, improving health and wellbeing. Outcome: funding will enable the group to flourish. AC-17-01AcombCllr Keith Myers, Cllr Stuart Barnes14/03/2017Funding towards publicity materials and other costs associated with running of the Acomb Fun Run + publicity of sports activities commisioned by the ward for summer 2017£500.00Increasinf facilities and activities for young people, reducing social isolation, improving health and wellbeing, increased community involvement. Outcome: improved health and wellbeing of local young people BI-15-01BishopthorpeCllr Galvin11/07/2016purchase of a digital projector £250£250.00allow catalyst to continue to support elderly ward members BI-16-01BishopthorpeCllr Galvin11/07/2016Grant to Bishopthorpe Old School to cover the PPL fees for the old school premisis £307£307.00Allow the building to play music, as it is used by a cross section of the community Bi-16-03BishopthorpeCllr Galvin11/11/2016£12,000 Annual grounds maintance work with brunswick organic nursery, april 2016 to novemebr 2016..£12,000.00Improve the enviroment of the ward. This figure also includes the savings identified from the CYC budget, as well as various other projects to improve the wards envirometn. Bi-16-04BishopthorpeCllr Galvin25/01/2017Grant to Friends of Bishopthorpe Library for a A board to be sited appropriately£119.00Outcome- better promote the library events, increase its day to day use and ecourahe community cohesion based round the library Bi-16-05BishopthorpeCllr Galvin09/03/2017Grant to the Friends of Bishopthorpe Junior School to create a garden and reflection area£1,500.00Enhance  and  improve the local environment, Bi-16-06BishopthorpeCllr Galvin09/03/2017Grant to the Bishopthorpe Old School Trust to replace windows in the Old School Building so the premises remains compliant with all relevant safe guarding and health and safety regulations. The building is used to provide out of school care for the village’s young people, it is a well used and much needed service for the village. Cllr Galvin declared an interest as a member of the Trustees group.£980.47 Enhance  and  improve the local environment, CL-16-01CliftonCllr Myers, Cllr Wells02/06/2016Musical workshops for residents with Dementia at Morrell House £1000 £1,000.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton. Outcome: Through the music workshops, residents are able to unlock memories from years ago. CL-16-02 CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers15/11/2016Citizen Advice Bureasu Outreach service in Clifton £1,842.00Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton CL-16-03CliftonCllr Myers, Cllr WellsFantasy Cheer and Dance Academy. Support the group to access uniform for students who cant afford to pay. £1,000£1,000.00Priority: Improving opportunities and facilities for young people. To give opportunity to every young person in Clifton the ability to join and access the academy. CL-16-04CliftonCllr Danny Myers. Cllr Margaret Wells14/06/2016Grant of £900 to rent Burton Stone Lane Community Centre Youth Room. £6.60ph for (3hrs per week 45weeks a year)£900.00The project meets all 3 prioroites for Clifton: Improving facilities and opportunities for young people Engaging with residents for a more cohesive Clifton Reducing social issolation for a more inclusive Clifton CL-16-06CliftonCllr Danny Myers. Cllr Margaret Wells09/08/2016£400 To provide coach outings for senior members of the ward, applying for money for the hire of coaches £400.00Priority and Outcome - Community Care fund - reducing social isolation and loneliness CL-16-07CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers26/08/2016£537.80 To provide a bench on a walk way at the back of Clifton green School. This is used by many elederly residents.£537.80Priority: A greener cleaner Clifton, Reducing social isolation for a more cohesive & inclusive Clifton CL-16-07bCliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers26/08/2016Top up grant to cover the VAT element of providing a bench on a walk way at the back of Clifton green School. This is used by many elederly residents.£91.00Priority: A greener cleaner Clifton, Reducing social isolation for a more cohesive & inclusive Clifton CL-16-08 Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers20/09/2016Grant to Rock Church to provide school holiday activities 3 nights a week in Clifton (5-18 year olds) , following a successful pilot.£5,000.00Priority: Improving facilities and opportunities for young people CL-16-09Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers20/09/2016Grant to St Luke's Church to contribute the production of the Grapevine parish magazine that goes out to all residents informing them of church and local activities.£1,270.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton. CL-16-10Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers20/09/2016Grant to AbleWeb Community Digital Inclusion Programme at Burton Stone Community Centre, for adults with physical and learning disabilities.£4,500.00Priority: Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton Priority and Outcome - Community Care fund - reducing social isolation and loneliness CL-16-11CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers15/11/2016Clifton Parish Church - Contirbution for the Restoration of War Memorial (25%) £2,160.00Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton. Supporting a prominent war memorial restoration that many residents visit CL-16-12CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers20/09/2016Installation of a community noticeboard at Clifton Green £1,045.00Priority: Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton CL-16-13Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers15/11/2016Grant to Clifton Residents Association for the following projects:1. Dads’ breakfast scheme 2Allotment project 3. Family Fun Day 4. ‘Food to share’ project 5. Bike mechanics workshop for young people£4,115.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton. Including improving outdoor learning spaces in the area, making them more accessible for all families, celebrating diversity, learning about road safety. CL-16-14Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny MyersGrant towards setting up a session within the ward for elderly residents, grant would go towards venue hire, resources, This project will be a range of craft and skill workshops for elderly people to learn new skills. These workshops will cover such as: Willow weaving & Pot making£3,000.00Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton CL-16-15CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers17/01/2017Replacement of a tree that fell during winter break£200.00Priority: A greener cleaner Clifton CL-16-16CliftonCllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers01/02/2017Sign for the back of new noticeboard at Clifton Green 'Welcome to CLIFTON, please support, local businesses, shopsand community. £48.00Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton. CL-16-17Clifton Cllr Margaret Wells, Cllr Danny Myers10/02/2017Drop in morning for adults in the local area. Range of social activities including board games, craft activities. Guest speakers such as Age Uk, Demetia Forward, Police and Fire would be invited to talk (initial funding £2160, revised to £2184)£1,284Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton CL-16-19CliftonCllr D Myers, Cllr M Wells07/03/2017Grant to Vale of York Society to run a peer mentoring project that has been set up and driven by the kids for the kids. Will link into Colourful Clifton ward community project.£300.00Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton CL-16-20CliftonCllr D Myers, Cllr M Wells22/03/2017Grant to Clifton Parish Church to purchase equipment for a programme of summer activities on Kingsway North£2,670.00Engaging with Residents for a more cohesive Clifton CO-16-02Copmanthorpe Cllr David Carr 31/03/2016Installation of a street light on the junction of Back Lane and Low Westfield Lane. £1,200£1,200.00To improve lighting on the approach to the village and road safety CO-16-03CopmanthorpeCllr Carr03/08/2016Highway repair needed on Low Green Road (in a state of disrepair) Cost £12,623.00. £12,623.00To improve driving conditions for residents and visitors CO-16-04CopmanthorpeCllr Carr02/06/2016To continue of the running of three parent and toddler/baby sessions. £1,000£1,000.00Outcome: Social club for parents and toddlers to meet regularly, reduces social isolation of parents who might not otherwise have much adult company. CO-16-04CopmanthorpeCllr Carr24/01/2016To help support the playgroup with it ongoing cost and set up£1,000.00Outcome: Social club for parents and toddlers to meet regularly, reduces social isolation of parents who might not otherwise have much adult company. CO-16-05CopmanthorpeCllr Carr02/06/2016Contribution to replace a fence around the Youth Club £1,000£1,000.00Support the Youth Club to become secure and safe for the young people to enjoy and use. CO-16-06 CopmanthorpeCllr Carr13/06/2016Contribution of £220 for a herb Garden £220.00Small area on Horseman Close to become a herb garden. Currently an eyesore. Application from Copmanthorpe Parish Council CO-16-07Copmanthorpe Cllr Carr03/08/2016Resurfacing of the Scout hut floor. The Scout hut uis ustalised by many community groups including panda playgroup, aerobics classes and over 60s groups £2,800£2,800.00The Scout hut is a well used hut that is in need of some repair. This will support two of Copmanthorpes priorties: Supporting the elderly and Supporting young people CO-16-08CopmanthorpeCllr Carr 24/01/2016To create a Heritage Trails around the many historic buildings and locations in Copmanthorpe village£1,500.00Inviting older residents to help create the trail and create a sense of identity for all residents CO-16-09CopmanthorpeCllr Carr14/11/2016Grant to Communicare - provides support transport for vulnerable residents to hospital, GP clinic, dentist and other appropiate destinations£600.00To support elderly and vulnerable residents within Copmanthorpe CO-16-11CopmanthorpeCllr Carr24/01/2016Funding to create an archive of old village photographs £1,500.00The project will preserve the history of the village for future generations. DW-16-02Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Musical Connections for a participatory music group at Honeysuckle House that is also open to participants from outside the sheltered housing scheme. Amount: £750£750.00Priorities: increasing community involvement, improving access to services. Outcome: a greater sense of inclusion and community involvement, including intergenerational work. DW-16-03Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Ann Reid, Cllr Stephen Fenton13/05/2016Grant to fund summer fair on Woodthorpe Green. Amount: £1710£1,710.00Priorities: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: The event will provide opportunity for social interaction and networking between residents, local groups and businesses. It is hoped that local voluntary groups can encourage new members on the day. DW-16-05Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Stephen Fenton, Cllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason02/06/2016Grant Woodthorpe Community Beds group to pay for plants, promotional flyers, bark and compost. £450£4,580.00Priority: improving the local environment, increasing community involvement. Outcome: enhanced flower beds outside Woodthorpe Shops and raised profile of the Woodthorpe Community Beds group. The group is keen to engage with the younger generation and provide an opportunity to gain lifelong interest in gardening and care for the environment DW-16-06Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Mayfields Community Trust for erection of a storage shed which will be used by the MCT volunteers to maintain Mayfields Public Open Space. Amount: £940£940.00Priorities: improving the local environment, increasing community involvement. Outcome: Volunteers will be able to access equipment regularly during the year. Hopefully it will attract more volunteers as well. DW-16-07Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton21/06/2016Grant to pay for promotion, insurance and games equipment for for the planned Family Fun Day. £552£552.00Priorities: Increasing Community Involvement. Outcome: The event will contribute to building the stronger community on the estate and promote the Association and its aims. DW-16-08Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Friends of Chapmand Pond to pay for a storage container, pollarding and removal of overgrown trees. Amount: £2213.69£2,213.69Priorities: improving the local environment, increasing community involvement. Outcome: the group will become more self-supporting going forward. DW-16-09Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Friends on Dringhouses Library to pay for improvements to the yard space at the backof the library to make it a versatile space for events and activities. Amount: £938.97£938.97Priorities: improving access to services, increasing community involvement, improve the local environment. Outcome: the library yard will provide an attractive, versatile site for events, activities and a quiet, safe outdoor space for people to enjoy during opening hours and at specific events. DW-16-10Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to West Thorpe Scout Group to replace old camp cooking equipment, tables, benches and a shelter. Amount: £1425£1,425.00Priorities: increasing community involvement. Outcome: this will enable the group to continue to provide adventure experiences to young people and help them learn new skills. DW-16-10Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton17/08/2016Grant to replace old camp cooking equipment. Amount: £1425£1,425.00Priority: Increasing community involvement. Outcome: This will enable the scout group to continue to go on camps, so the young people can experience adventures and learn many new skills. DW-16-11Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant St Edward the Confessor Church to pay for accessible and secure pathway leading to the scout hall at the rear of the church. Amount: £3000£3,000.00Priorities: improving access to services, increasing community involvement, improve the local environment. Outcome: the pathway will provide a much safer route to the scout hall and the rear of the community hall. DW-16-12Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Friends of Hob Moor to pay for a new notice board, existing notice boards repair and a new bench. Amount: £1756,80£1,756.80Priorities: improving the local environment, increasing community involvement. Outcome: enhanced advertisement of events that the Friends of Hoob Moor organise through the year . The bench will provide a rest space for people using the Moor. DW-16-13Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton07/07/2016Grant to Occasion Choir to pay for opurchase of music, venue hire, guest readers and uniforms. Amount: £600.£600.00Priorities: increasing community involvement. Outcome: The Choir perform choral works in support of national and local charitable organisations. This work benefits those ward residents who receive support from those charities. The project contributes to strenghtening the community spirit and enhancing social lifes of local residents. DW-16-15Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016Creation of a path between the entrance to Acomb Wood and Ashbourne Way.£1,658.00Priority: improving the local environment Outcomes: to mitigate wearing of the grass and create aesthetically pleasing environment. DW-16-16Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016To install an additional dog bin at the Girvan Court entrance to Acomb Wood£350.00Priority: improving the local environment Outcomes: to mitigate issue with litter at the location. DW-16-17Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016To relocate the existing dog bin at the Girvan Close entrance to the wood closer to the path to improve accessibility £150.00Priority: improving the local environment Outcomes: improved accessibility, as the bin is currently hidden within the vegetation DW-16-18Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016To relocate Ashbourne Way dog bin to a more prominent location.£150.00Priority: improving the local environment Outcomes: improved accessibility, as the bin is currently hidden behind the hedge and not visible from the pavement. DW-16-19Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016To install additional litter bin at the Chapmans Pond site entrance£350.00Priority: improving the local environment Outcomes: to mitigate issue with litter at the location as the existing bin often overflows. DW-16-20Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016To replace Silverdale Court shrubs with turf, re-lay broken and uneven paving stones, remove benches and install planters (Cost of planters to be added to the funding amount)£5,500Priority: improving the local environment. Outcome: reduced annual grounds maintenance expenditure at the location + improved aesthetics of the environment DW-16-21Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016Production of a ward directory - one off printed and editable online versions£1,037.00Priorities: increasing community involvement, improving access to services and support. Outcome: a mechanism for residents to obtain information about services and activities available locally. DW-16-22Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016Purchase and installation of community notice boards on Tadcaster Road and Revival Estate £1,952.00Priorities: Increase community involvement, improving access to services and support. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues and opportunities DW-16-23Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016H-Bar carriageway advisory markings for driveways on Slingsby Grove to deter nearby shops customers from blocking residential driveways. £854.00Priorities: improving the local environment. Outcome: it is hoped that the H-bars will deter nearby shop customets from blocking residential driveways. DW-16-24Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016Feasibility study for a pedestrian refuge on on Tadcaster Road between the junction with Nelson’s Lane and existing pedestrian crossing leading to Hob Moor allotments.£1,500.00Priorities: improving the local environment, promoting community safety. Outcomes: It is hoped that the feasibility study results will indicate potential locations for a pedestrian refuge on this stretch of Td Road. DW-16-25Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton19/10/2016Fund for trimming council-owned trees.£2,000.00Priorities: improving the local environment,. Outcomes: enhanced management of trees owned by the Council. DW-16-26Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton30/10/2016To repaint approx. 50m of centre line missing and 12 bicycle symbols on Lomond Ginnel. £700.00Priorities: improving the local environment. Outcomes: refreshed markings should improve savety of pedestrians and cyclists alike, as currently it is not obvious which side of the path is dedicated for pedestrians and which for cyclists. DW-16-27Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Stephen Fenton, Cllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason11/11/2016£3000 to create a parking lay-by on Ganton Place.£3,000.00Priorities: improving the local environemnt. Outcome: improved parking facilities for local residents. DW-16-28Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Stephen Fenton, Cllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason11/11/2016£1750 for Little Hob Moor cycle path surface improvements.£1,750.00Priorities: improving the local environment. Outcome: surface repairs will enhance the quality of travel experience for cyclists and pedestrians alike and reduce trip and fall hazards. DW-16-29Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton15/11/2016Vehicle Activated Sign to address vehicle speeding on Chalenors Road, between the junctions with Thanet Road and Eason View.£3,000.00Priorities: promoting community safety. Outcome: Vehicle Activated Signs placed at appropriate locations help reduce the speed of vehicles. DW-16-30Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton18/11/2016To replace the old and damaged bin on Middlethorpe Grove, outside shops with the new dual purpose model£350.00Priorities: improving the local environemnt. Outcome: the existing bin is falling apart and replacement will enhance aesthetics of the street environement. DW-16-31Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton18/11/2016To replace the existing big, three compartments bin on Woodthorpe Green with a dual purpose model£350.00Priorities: improving the local environemnt. Outcome: the existing bin is falling apart and is too big for the location. Replacement will enhance aesthetics of the street environement. DW-16-32Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton04/01/2017To resurface footpaths in the park adjacent to Honeysuckle House£12,500.00Priority: Improving the local environment. Outcome:reduced trips and falls hazard and improved look of the surface that has deteriorated over the years. DW-16-33Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton17/01/2017NYP Community Speed Watch Scheme for Chaloner's and Thanet roads. . Funding will cover letters and flyers printing costs to promote the scheme.£31.00Priority: increasing community involvement, promoting community safety.Outcome: set up of a local CSW that will result in improved road safety. DW-16-34Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017A grant towards the purchase of Boccia balls set for the craft and chat group and potentially other venue users£135.00Priority: increasing community involvement, improving access to services and support. Outcome: improved health and wellbeing of the equipment users DW-16-35Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017A grant towards the purchase a new cooker that will be available to use by any hirer of the church premises.£1,100.00Priority: increasing community involvement, improving access to services and support. Outcome: enabling hirers of the church premises to extend the range of their activities i.e. Brownies and Cubs cooking activities. DW-16-36Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017A grant towards the Easter Event organised by Revival Estate Community Association.£270.00Priority: increasing community involvement. Outcome: a chance to bring the community together, to build a sense of community pride and to give people the opportunity to make friends / acquaintances with their neighbours. It will provide a vital opportunity for the residents committee to speak to lots of residents about the estate. DW-16-37Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017A grant to the Friends of Dringhouses Library towards the library front door replacement panel and repainting.£140.00Priority: increasing community involvement, improving the local environment. Outcome: improving the front vista of the library by renovating a dilapidated door and making the building more attractive and therefore encouraging community use. This is a Friends-initiative, so shows increased community involvement in the local service of the library. DW-16-38Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017To enhance the capital play programme's Nelson's Lane play area improvements£4,318.00Priority: Increasing community involvement, improving the local environment, improving access to services and support. Outcome: this fund will top up the allocation from the city wide pot and section 106 money to create a total budget of £30k for new play equipment DW-16-39Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton12/03/2017To enhance the capital play programme's Woodthorpe Green play area improvements£4,318.00Priority: Increasing community involvement, improving the local environment, improving access to services and support. Outcome: this fund will top up the allocation from the city wide pot and section 106 money to create a total budget of £30k for new play equipment DW-16-41Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCllr Ann Reid, Cllr Ashley Mason, Cllr Stephen Fenton23/03/2017To replace out of date contact details on the front panel of the ward notice board on Middlethorpe Grove£65.00Priorities: Increase community involvement, improving access to services and support. Outcome: enhanced means of communication to local residents to make them aware of local issues and opportunities FH-16-01Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Heslington Village Meeting Room Committee to purchase and install roof insulation at the meeting rooms. Amount: £918£918.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the quality of the environment, Support for local voluntary groups. Outcome: The building currently has limited insulation so it will reduce CO2 emissions and make it a warmer, more pleasant environment for local groups. FH-16-01Hull Road Cllrs Barnes, Levene, Shepherd 21/06/2016Creation of additional parking bay on Lang Avenue. Scheme being match funded with CYC central highways pot. £8,750.00To alleviate local parking issues. FH-16-03Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Heslington Scout Group to purchase equipment for the groups camping and pioneering activities. Amount: £300£300.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups. Outcome: To enable the scout group to contine to offer camping and pioneering activities to young people in the Fulford and Heslington ward FH-16-04Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Fulford Parish Council towards the cost of replacing the external security lights at Fulford Social Hall. Amount: £160 £160.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the quality of the environment, Supporting local voluntary groups. Outcome: Effective security lighting for the building which will make it safer and more inviting for all users, especially in the winter months FH-16-05Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Heslington Village Meeting Room Committee to purchase and install barrier matting inside the main entrance. Amount: £234£234.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups. Outcome: Help to keep the floors in other areas of the meeting room cleaner. FH-16-06Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Fulford Show to purchase gazebos and a marquee for the Fulford Show. Amount: £299.98£229.98Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, Fostering a sense of community. Outcome: Contributes to the attractivness of the show, provides shelter for stallholders and entertainers FH-16-08Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden01/07/2016Refresh the yellow lines on Main Street, Heslington. Amount: £600£600.00Ward highway fund FH-16-09Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden 01/07/2016Repaint the street lights on Main Street, Fulford. Amount: £3468£3,468.00Ward highway fund FH-16-11Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden03/10/2016Grant to Heslington Sportsfield Management Committee towards the purchase and installation of a defibrillator at the pavillion on the Outgang Playing Fields. £500.00Outcome: Users of the sportsfield and facilities will have access in the event of an emergency. Priority: Support for local voluntary groups FH-16-12Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Keith Aspden 01/07/2016Grant to Fulford Tennis Club towards work to regenerate the courts and facilities. Amount: £1090£1,090.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the quality of the environment, Fostering a sense of community. Outcome: Facilities will be safe and attractive for all users. FH-16-13Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden02/11/2016A grant to Fulford Scout Group for the purchase and installation of 2 eco hand driers in the Scout Hut. £600.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, Enhance and preserve the local environment. Outcome: Improving the facilities in the hall, reducing paper waste and having a positive impact on the environment FH-16-14Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden02/11/2016A grant to Fishergate, Fulford and Heslington Local History Society to purchase a large projector screen and a mount for the projector. £392.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, Fostering a sense of community. Outcome: Meeting attendees will be able to view the presentations clearly. The projector screen will be fixed in the hall and therefore available for other groups to use. FH-16-15Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden02/11/2016A grant to Heslington Parish Council towards the renovation of a hardwood bench at Hesketh Almshouses. £200.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the local environment. Outcomes: Good condition local amenity available for residents to use. FH-16-16Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden + ward team07/10/2016Grant to Fulford Explore Library to fund a 'Light up the Library' community event in the run up to Illuminating York. £200.00Outcome: Individuals from all across the community will have the opportunity to mix and enjoy and evening together. Priority: Fostering a sense of community FH-16-17Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden02/11/2016A grant to replace an old fridge in the meeting rooms. £130.00Priorities: Fostering a sense of community. Outcome: A well equipped hall for residents and local groups to use. FH-16-19Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden02/11/2016A grant to Fulford Cemetery Allotment Holders to build an apiary on an unused piece of land on the allotments £915.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the local environment, Support for local voluntary groups. Outcomes: An apiary which is available to all residents of the ward to use. FH-16-20Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden 02/11/2016A grant to Fulford Parish council towards funding a soakaway test on School Lane playing field£1,060.00Priority: Enhance and preserve the local environment. Outcomes: The test will release Sport England funding of £63K for improvements to the field FH-16-22Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Asden02/11/2016A grant to Heslington Sportsfield Management Committee to fund repair work to the play tower.£1,700.00Priorities: Enhance and preserve the local environment, Support for local voluntary groups. Outcomes: The play equipment will be safe for local children to use. FH-16-24Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden 28/02/2017Grant to Heslington Volunteer Gardeners to purchase an electric mower and wheelbarrow£711.00Priority: Enhance and preserve the quality of the environment FH-16-25Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden28/02/2017Grant to Lord Deramores School PTA to purchase and install a commemorative plaque to celebrate the opening of the new school£266.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, fostering a sense of community FH-16-26Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden 28/02/2017Grant to Heslington Parish Council to purchase and install a hearing loop in the Heslington Meeting Room £991.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, fostering a sense of community FH-16-27Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden28/02/2017Grant to Heslington Village Meeting Room Committee to purchase a replacement microwave for the meeting room kitchen£99.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, fostering a sense of community FH-16-28Fulford & HeslingtonCllr Aspden28/02/2017Grant to Heslington Sportsfield Management Committee to create a website to publicise the facilities and activies on offer £300.00Priorities: Support for local voluntary groups, fostering a sense of community FS-15-04Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor 08/04/2016Grant to Friends of Danesmead Wood to purchase a petrol strimmer and draw up a managament plan with the help of TCV. Amount: £700£700.00Outcome: Keep the area tidy and develop along term plan for the miantenance of the wood. Priority: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment FS-16-01Fishergate Cllr Andy D'Agorne Cllr Dave Taylor 25/04/2016Allocate £1000 for events to enhance community engagement in the ward £1,000.00Priority: A welcoming community, working together in the neighbourhood. Outcome: Increase the number of local residents involved in improving the area. FS-16-02Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor11/05/2016Allocation of £1500 from the Highways fund for resurfacing work to the path through Fulford Cross allotments and between Danesgate and Steiner schools£1,500.00Outcome: Improvements to the paths which are used regularly by local residents FS-16-04Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor20/09/2016Feasibility study for a pedestrian refuge on Cemetery Road. Amount: £1500£1,500.00Ward Highways improvement fund FS-16-09Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor08/09/2016Patching and topcoat resurfacing of the section of New Walk from Blue Bridge Lane to Holly Terrace. Remarking cycle logos at each access point on the side furthest from the steps but no segregated line to encourage more considerate shared use of the space. Amount: Between £15-20K£20,000Ward Highways improvement fund FS-16-10Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor 08/09/2016Refresh local safety zone features at Broadway shops - red surfacing, tactile crossing points, slow signs etc. Renew kerbs and patch highway at western end of service road to extent of adopted highway. Refresh the white line directly outside the shops. Amount: £4k£4,000.00Ward Highways improvement fund FS-16-15Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne 01/09/2016A grant to Friends of Danesmead Wood to fund a second days support from TCV to draw up a management plan for the wood. Amount: £233 £233.00Outcome: Develop a long term plan for the maintenance of the wood. Priority: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment FS-16-18Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor 08/09/2016Grant to Low Moor Allotment Association to make repairs to the allotment path using crushed road plaining. Amount £700£700.00Priority: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcome: Enhance local facilities and provide a safe, stable and accessible pathway. FS-16-21Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor11/11/2016A grant to Friends of Fishergate School to develop and improve their outdoor 'forest school'£3,160.00Priorities: A welcoming community, working together, Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcomes: Encourages local children to play safely, build fitness, confidence and social skills and learn to be environmentally responsible citizens FS-16-22Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor16/11/2016A grant to York Bike Belles to set up a sustainable walking book club in the ward £1,600.00Priority: Reducing social isolation - community care budget. Outcome: Targeted at the over 55s this project will reduce social isolation, increase physical activity, improve mental health and sense of well being. FS-16-23Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor 11/11/2016A grant to YUMI Intercultural York to extend their activities by starting a bi-monthly family garden club at their International Community Garden at Fulford Cross allotments, for families in the Fishergate ward.£1,180.00Priorities: A welcoming community, working together, Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcomes: Will reduce the sense of isolation amongst BME groups living in the area, will encourage local people to be more active, learn new skills and take steps towards a more sustainable lifestyle. FS-16-24Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor11/11/2016 A grant to the Melbourne Centre to repair and restore the floor in the large hall which has become worn and damaged.£3,500.00Priorities: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcome: Providing a safe environment for the many local users of the hall FS-16-25Fishergate Cllrs D'Agorne, Taylor11/11/2016A grant to the Melbourne Centre to run 10 sessions of a Green Woodworking and Natural Crafts group at York Cemetery, for local people who are isolated or have mental/physical health difficulties £4,800.00Priorities: A welcoming community, working together, Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment FS-16-26Fishergate Cllr A D'Agorne , Cllr D Taylor18/01/2017Contribution towards transport costs of Fishergate Residents to Melbourne Centre Christmas Eve party£250.00Reducing isolation in the ward FS-16-27Fishergate Clllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor 14/02/2017A grant to BAGNARA to purchase 6 dwarf apple trees to be planted on Fenby Field £350.00Priority: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcome: will imporve the environment for users of the field FS-16-28Fishergate Cllr D'Agorne, Cllr Taylor14/02/2017A grant to Friends of York Cemetery to fund materials to lay a path around the pond in the Cemetery£1,691.29Priority: Maintain and enhance the quality of the environment. Outcome: Area will be more accessible to visitors, especially wheelchair and pushchair users GU-16-01GuildhallCllr Denise Craghill, Cllr James Flinders, Cllr Janet Looker10/02/2016Grant to create a storage compound for equipment and supplies. Amount: £1,500£1,500.00Priority: A cleaner, greener, safer ward/city centre Outcome: the school and community garden will be enhanced, leading to social, educational and environmental benefits GU-16-02GuildhallCllr Denise Craghill, Cllr James Flinders, Cllr Janet Looker10/02/2016Grant to install new community notice boards in The Groves. Amount: £2,038£2,038.00Priority: A user friendly ward/city centre for residents and businesses Outcome: residents will be able to communicate local information, improving participation and engagement GU-16-03GuildhallCllr Denise Craghill, Cllr James Flinders, Cllr Janet Looker10/02/2016Grant to provide football activities at Door 84 Youth Space. Amount: £950£950.00Priority: More inclusive ward/city centre communities Outcome: children and families engaged in low-cost physical exercise with additional benefits from increased social interaction GU-16-04GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker10/08/2016£1000 to Musical Connections for a project at Willow House£1,000.00Social inclusion for the residents of Willow House. Improves health, happiness and self-esteem. Increased communication with others. GU-16-05GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Looker, Cllr Flinders08/06/2016Grant to Kyra to purchase gardening equipment for their outdoor courtyard garden. £397.98£397.98Priority: Clean and green - parks and outdoor spaces in Guildhall ward are better maintained. Outcome: GU-16-06GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Looker, Cllr Flinders10/08/2016£275 TO Friends of Guildhall Gardens for Juicing events and purchasing of picking tools£275.00Residents experience a healthy drink and fresh fruit which will be encouragement to make changes to their diet. More residents will pick freely-available fruit, and will offer any surplus they have domestically to their neighbours, community cafes etc. This will improve diets, save money and increase neighbourly interaction. GU-16-07GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker10/08/2016£2500 to Community Sparks at Door 84 Youth Centre for youth work programmes.£2,500.00The Project is open to all and creates opportunities for participants, people to share their skills through volunteers, more opportunities at open events and working together with The Groves Association and The Secret Garden. GU-16-09GuildhallCllr Craghill, Cllr Looker, Cllr Flinders13/07/2016Grant to Arts Barge for 5 day festival in Tower Gardens£3,000.00Fewer people in Guildhall ward suffer from loneliness and People in Guildhall ward embrace diversity in their communities GU-16-10GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker10/08/2016£70 to The Groves Association for a lawnmower£70.00A more aaccessible and fun garden for all to use. Helps link volunteers, residents and others together. GU-16-16GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker20/12/2016Grant towards the provision of Friday night youth group at The Storehouse to provide Cage Football.£2,864.00There will be less anti-social behavior in the area. Create a supportive environment for Young People to feel part of a group and the community. GU-16-17GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker09/11/2016Grant to Older Citizens Advocacy York to identify older people who were suffering from loneliness or social isolation. The funding would provide hours for the Co-ordination of outreach work by volunteers from Age Uk, York Neighbours and OCAY to take place in the Ward.£2,700.00As a means of contributing to the Guildhall Ward priority of “Fewer people in Guildhall ward suffer from loneliness” this project would create a ‘referral hub’ based within Older Citizens Advocacy York. This referral hub would be for citizens aged 50yrs+ facing social isolation, loneliness and related issues to be assisted in accessing advocacy, support, care and companionship from across the voluntary and statutory sector, as well as from one another. GU-16-18GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker12/08/2016£1842 to York and District Citizens Advice Bureau to offer a series of Money Saving Events in Guildhall ward to help the most vulnerable residents save energy and money in their homes £1,842.00The Guildhall ward has consistently higher levels of fuel poverty compared to York as a whole. Guildhall also has high levels of children living in poverty. This project will reduce people’s outlay on fuel and help to address fuel poverty. GU-16-19GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker09/11/2016Grant to Door 84 to create a new 16+ youth club group. Sessions will be based around Young People’s needs. Such as college applications, job hunting and opportunities to socialise with like-minded (and aged) young people.£2,078.17There will be less anti-social behavior, fewer people will suffer from loneliness, and people will embrace diversity in their communities. Create a supportive environment for Young People to feel individual yet also part of a group and the community. GU-16-20GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker09/11/2016Contribution for removal of disused taxi stand on St Saviourgate .£1,572.39There will be less anti-social behavior in the area and an improvement in aesthetics with the area being opened up. GU-16-21GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker09/11/2016Contribution for removal of disused phone box at Exhibition Square.£580.00There will be less anti-social behavior in the area and an improvement in aesthetics with the area being opened up. GU-16-25GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker08/02/2016Make the Red Tower usable as a community hub. Add a WC, kitchen, lighting, heating, furniture and wifi.£23,832.00Fewer people in Guildhall ward will suffer from loneliness-as community led activties and events will occur regularly. Parks and green spaces in Guildhall ward are better maintained will also be achieved as the green space around will be used and developed by community groups and Red Tower. GU-16-28GuildhallCllr Flinders, Cllr Craghill, Cllr Looker08/03/2017Grant to St Nicholas Fields to purchase a woodchipper and lawn mower to better manage the Reserve and children's play area.£1,166.83Parks and green spaces in Guildhall ward are better maintained. Create a supportive environment for Young People to feel individual yet also part of a group and the community. GU-16-29GuildhallCllr Flinders, Cllr Craghill, Cllr Looker08/03/2017Grant to St Nicholas Fields to replace wooden decking and pond dipping platform used for community events£2,500.00Parks and green spaces in Guildhall ward are better maintained. Create a supportive environment for Young People to feel individual yet also part of a group and the community. GU-16-30GuildhallCllrs Flinders, Craghill & Looker08/02/2016To expand the service of the Yor-Peer mental Health Support group and target more specific groups, such as LGBT. This would follow a drop-in and a pop-up style cafe. Funding primarily needed for training, crisis care packs and publicity material.£1,665.00This project will meet the ward prioties of 1: reducing loneliness, 2: embracing diversity in the community and 3: less anti-social behaviour in the Guildhall ward. This is because the group will have regular social activities, offer peer support and give related local information. HE-15-01HeworthCllrs Boyce, Funnell, Williams 23/03/2016Grant to Tang Hall Smart CIC to pilot a 12 week course of 'baby rockers'. Amount: £1225.20£1,225.20Outcome: Social club for parents and toddlers to meet regularly, reduces social isolation of parents who might not otherwise have much adult company. Priority: Reducing social isolation HE-15-03HeworthCllrs Boyce, Funnell, Williams 23/03/2016Grant to Friends of Glen Gardens towards the set up of a 'pop-up café' in the old bowling green pavilion. Amount: £1270£1,270.00Outcome: Make the park a more welcoming community space which will in turn attract more residents in. Priority: Increase community cohesion & reduce social isolation HE-15-04Heworth Cllrs Boyce, Funnell, Williams 23/03/2016Grant to Muncaster Residents' Association to support their weekly coffee mornings, including the purchase of a boccia set. Amount: £600£600.00Outcome: Encouraging more residents to engage with the residents' assocation. Improving the mental and physical health of older residents in the ward. Priority: Reducing social isolation & increasing community cohesion HE-15-05Heworth Cllrs Boyce, Funnell, Williams 23/03/2016Grant to Glen Mosaic Garden to buy supplies and equipment to enhance their community garden, by turning an adjacent unused area into a wildlife/wildflower meadow. Amount: £437£437.00Outcome: Improve the visual appearance of the park and contribute to the maintenance of the 'Green Flag status'. Priority: Envionmental improvements. HE-16-01Heworth Cllr Boyce, Cllr Funnell, Cllr Williams06/07/2016Grant to Friends of Glen Gardens towards the cost of public liability insurance for the Family Funday on 2nd July 2016. Amount: £250£250.00Priorities: A safer, cleaner environment, A healthier environment. Outcome: The funday will draw people into the park where they can find about environmental volunteering opportunities. HE-16-04HeworthCllr Boyce, Cllr Funnell, Cllr Williams06/07/2016Grant to Heworth Abundance Group towards the costs of recruiting, training and supporting new volunteers. Amount: £450£450.00Priorities: A healthier environment. Outcome: The project involves local residents in the abundance harvesting of fruit in the local area which would otherwise go to waste HE-16-05HeworthCllr Boyce, Cllr Funnell, Cllr Williams06/07/2016Grant to Heworth Scout Group for camping equipment. Amount: £2000£2,000.00Priorities: Caring for people in the community. Outcome: Enable the group to establish an annual group camp for young people from the Heworth area. HE-16-06HeworthCllr Boyce, Cllr Funnell25/07/2016Grant to Musical Connections to contribute to the continuation of the participatory music group at Glen Lodge Sheltered Housing. Amount: £1000£1,000.00Priority and Outcome - Community Care fund - reducing social isolation and loneliness HE-16-11HeworthCllr Boyce, Funnell20/12/2016A grant contribution towards The Lounge Youth Club for a football cage£1,500.00Priority: inclusive ward, enhancing youth provision HE-16-12HeworthCllr Boyce, Funnell and Williams02/02/2017Grant to Heworth Methodist Church towards the installation of an accessible lift for disabled users£5,000.00Ward Priority: Caring for people in our community HeW-16-06Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre26/09/2016Ward Directory – a project to provide information about community assets, community activities taking place in the ward and illustrate the new ward boundary arrangements. Cost: £430£430.00Priorities: community provision, reducing social isolation. Outcome: local volunteers and the Community Involvement Officer will distribute the directory to every household across the ward enabling access to information by all residents. Some community activities are only promoted with the use of the local notice board/s and it is hoped that promotion via the directory will result in increased participation. The directory will be created in editable format enabling latest updates to go on the CYC website. HeW-16-09Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre26/09/2016Print of the flyer promoting the November's Ward Committee event. Cost: £78£78.00 Priorities: community provision, reducing social isolation, street maintenance. Outcome: local volunteers and the Community Involvement Officer will distribute the flyer to every household across the ward enabling access to information by all residents. It is hoped that promotion of the next Ward Committee event across the entire Heworth Without community will result in increased resident participation in neighbourhood working HeW-16-10Heworth Without Cllr Nigel Ayre27/10/2016Ward contribution towards the allergy friendly catering provision by the York Nurturing Community for November's Ward Committee event£50.00Priority: community provision , reducing social isolation. Outcomes: It is hoped that the event will result in increased awareness and participation in neighbourhood working. HeW-16-11Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre02/02/2017Grant to Heworth JFC to fund new goal posts for Hopgrove pitches £1,200.00Priority - community provision. Outcome: improved sports facilities for local younmg people. HeW-16-13Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre02/02/2017To repair pot holes in the road surface on the adopted part of Burnholme Avenue£650.00Priority - street maintenance. Outcome: improved road surface HeW-16-14Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre02/02/2017To repair pot holes and cracks in the road surface on Westlands Grove.£1,200.00Priority - street maintenance. Outcome: improved road surface HeW-16-15Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre02/02/2017To repair pot holes and cracks in the road surface on Woodlands Grove..£650.00Priority - street maintenance. Outcome: improved road surface HNE-16-01Huntington & New EarswickCllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman, Cllr Cullwick 26/07/2016Costs towards a charity fun day run by New Earswick All Blacks A.R.L.F.C the grant will go towards catering, entertainment, advertising, awards and referee fees. £2000£2,000.00* Increased priorities for young people *Increased community safety and cohesion. The event will be for the children living within the ward however will also help bring the community together HNE-16-02Huntington & New EarswickCllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman, Cllr Cullwick 26/07/2016Orchard Park Recreational & Community Association towards the cost of a storage usit for the building to house community group equipment, freeing up space for groups within the centre£800.00Provide an up to date & welcoming environment for our centre users and their families the storage facility helps to use the centre without stored equipment taking up space. * Increased priorities for young people HNE-16-03Huntington & New EarswickCllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman, Cllr Cullwick 16/06/2016To provide funds to implement repair on the footpath between Huntington School and Hambleton Way with a surface overlay, measurements of 207 metre Long and 2.2metre Wide £8,045.00Outcome: To make well needed repairs to a weel used area of footpath which in its current state is causing a hazzard HNE-16-04Huntington & New EarswickCllr C Runciman, Cllr C Cullwick and Cllr K Orrell17/08/2016To instal lighting near bus shelter £2024.26£2,024.26Priority, to increase safety and reduce crime, trips and falls within the ward HNE-16-05Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Orrell & Cllr Runciman02/11/2016£8000 to wards the tool box project the cost of a new mini bus and 4 x second hand mountain bikes to use with young people attending the project£8,000.00Priorities: Meeting the needs of disadvantaged young people within the ward whilst supporting a local community based project HNE-16-06Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Orrell & Cllr Runciman02/11/2016Film at the Folk Hall provides an affordable community cinema for residents accross the ward and for the wider community. The grant is towards film licenses, venue costs, refreshments and promotion and advertising £1,570.00Priorities: Reduce loneliness and isolation within the ward by providing a space where people can meet and socialise HNE-16-06Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman, Cllr Cullwick 22/11/2016To Replace 2 Salt Bins within the ward£700.00Priorites: Improving the local Environment and reducing the hazzards for residents during the winter months HNE-16-07Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Orrell & Cllr Runciman02/11/2016Towards the running costs of 9 productions by the group paper planes and daisy chains. A theatre/art based group putting on workshops over schoolholidays for young children and their families within the ward. The grant wouild go towards material costs, travel expenses, qualified accredited facilitators, sets and rehearsal time. £1,640.00Priorities: Meeting the needs of local families within the ward and providing funding and education sessions for children and families HNE-16-08Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell14/12/2016Towards setting up a session within the ward for elderly residents, garnt would go towards venue hire, resources, refreshments and advertising£3,000.00Priority, Addressing isolation within the wards and building upon residents skills sets and education HNE-16-09Huntington & New EarswickCllrs Runciman, Orrell and Cullwick10/01/2017Grant to Orchard Park Pre school towards storage costs and fitting a defibrillator to be sited at Orchard Park Community Centre £1,750.00Priority, improving health and safety within the ward HNE-16-10Huntington & New EarswickCllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell14/12/2016Towards setting up a session within the ward for elderly residents, garnt would go towards venue hire, resources, refreshments and advertising£1,150.00Priority, addressing adult social care and lonliness and isolation within the ward HNE-16-11Huntington & New EarswickCllr Orrell, Cllr Runciman, Cllr Cullwick 01/02/2017Grant to New Earswick & District Bowls club to the replacement of their catering freezer £1,000.00Outcome: address social isolation by providing up to date and efficient equipment to encourage community groups to run sessions. HNE-16-12Huntington & New EarswickCllr Cullwick and Runciman 01/02/2017Towards the ongoing costs of the community space development within St Andrews Church£7,280.00Outcome: to work towards producing a high standard of community provision which addresses the need to reduce social isolation & lonliness accross the ward inclusive of all age groups HNE-16-14Huntington & New EarswickCllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell07/02/2017Grant to refil the preschool sandpit after it was devastated after the floods in 2015 £208.80Priority: To help improve and build upon local provision and community venues HNE-16-19Huntington & New Earswick Cllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell21/03/2017Grant to NELLI toward setting up a Boccia session, funds towards room hire and equipment £240.00Priorities reducing social isolation within the ward HNE-16-23Huntington & New EarswickCllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell21/03/2017Grant to Huntington & New Earswick Indoor Bowls club towards setting up a website for the bowls club to promotote sessions running for the ward£500.00Priorities To help improve and build upon local provision and community venues HNE-17-17Huntington & New EarswickCllr Runciman, Cullwick & Orrell21/02/2017To provide school holiday activities and equipment at the Toolbox Project£1,998.00Priorities addressing the needs of young people within the ward HO-15-16HolgateCllr. Cannon, Crisp and Derbyhire 16/01/2017Re-allocatino of grant originally given for the installation of Wifi thermostats due to the difficulties in making them compatible with the current WI-FI from the digital city team. Instead the group intends to put the money towards decorating the exterior of the building and specifically infilling an old doorway£400.00Improving community space for groups to in supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-16-01HolgateCllr M. cannon, Cllr F. Derbyshire, Cllr, S. Crisp26/07/2016Grant to fund a Road To Rio 2016 Olympic Workshop £418.80 £418.80provide support and assistance to young people through the summer, especially those who find themselves in challenging family situations. Providing a safe place to learn and play HO-16-02HolgateCllr M. cannon, Cllr F. Derbyshire, Cllr, S. Crisp26/07/2016Grant for juicing events; publicity, disposable cups etc, transport of juicer, shelving for storage of goods and lock and keys for security. £629£629.00Helps encourage healthy diet and lifestyles, educates residents about the fresh food and produces available in the urban area, potentially help people to save money. Strengthen links with local food and community groups. HO-16-04HolgateCllr M. cannon, Cllr F. Derbyshire, Cllr, S. Crisp26/07/2016Purchase high quality stackable chairs to replace pews and basic chairs, st pauls £5,420£5,420.00Provide a more usable space that will be available for many community groups in a location that currently lack good community space. It will be available for a verity of groups serving a large demographic HO-16-05holgateCllr M. cannon, Cllr F. Derbyshire, Cllr, S. Crisp26/07/2016Summer ptogramme of sports and activities for children attending summer holiday childcare club. The funding is for 9 free scholarship places, poppy road school £1000£1,000.00The scholarship places offer an opportunity for young people whos families are on low income otherwise wouldnt be able to attend the summer club. The club runs a variety of activities that help premote a happy healthy life style and builds links between the schools of the ward. Ho-16-06HolgateCllrs, Derbyshire, Crisp, Cannon08/09/2016£1000 to the Monday club, over 60's group to provide outings£1,000.00help combat social isolation in Holgates senior residents. HO-16-07HolgateCllr M. cannon, Cllr F. Derbyshire, Cllr, S. Crisp26/07/2016Grounds Maintenence for Millenium Green & Repair of boardwalk and construction of new using treated timber £5,478£5,478.00It will encourage more use of millennium green, promoting healthier more active life style, as well as improving the local environment and an important habitat for a verity of flora and fauna HO-16-08HolgateCllr, Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannon20/10/2016Grant to Friends of West Bank Park to trial the locking of the West Bank Park gates by a private securrity company£4,000.00Outcome, reduce ASB in the park, Reduces crimnial damage and the assasicated cost with fixing said damaged. Improve the enviroment. HO-16-09HolgateCllr, Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannon02/11/2016funding to the St pauls out of schools club for winter sports equipment: parachute and badminton equipment.£150.00Priorities: improving Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages. Help improve the facilities and the range of activities for the children attending the club, particularly in winter when sports activies are more challanging due to adverse weather. HO-16-11HolgateCllr, Cannon & Derbyshire17/10/2016Grant to Monday Club to organised a Falls Prevention Day including slipper exchange, transport and catering.£1,150.00Outcome. Prevent falls and increase community engagement and reduce social isolation. HO-16-12HolgateCllrs, Cannon, Crisp, Derbyshire02/02/2017Grant to the Holgate community gardens for improvements to the Holgate Docks Park.£3,400.00supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-16-13HolgateCllrs, Cannon, Crisp, Derbyshire02/02/2017Grant to Edible York to work with local children and community groups in designing a mural for the container in the orchard.£810.00supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-16-14HolgateCllr Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannion13/03/2017Grant to Friends of Our Ladies Queen Mary's for promotional material and printer to allow them to better publicised their events and better fund raise.£325.00Priority supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-16-15HolgateCllrs, Cannon, Crisp, Derbyshire02/02/2017Grant: As part of the wider Vespertine project (free and low cost arts events around the city) for a series of events at York’s Cold War Bunker in Holgate and specifically invite/target older people and those at risk of or experiencing social isolation to attend the activities. Also a ‘tour’ round local groups presenting previous Vespertine projects – including virtual realty, film and audio works, all of which explore the local heritage through exciting and engaging activities. £2,200.00working with communities to reduce social isolation Ho-16-16HolgateCllr Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannion16/03/2017Funding for a pop up space in the park for historical interpretation, park events and a cafe. Digital achiving equipments to collect and share the history abd stories of west bank park. Signage to advertise these event and activities.£10,000.00Priority-supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages Ho-16-18HolgateCllr Derbyshire, Cannon, Crisp 02/02/2017Grant to purchase portable accessibility ramps for the St Barnabas church coffee morning£249.90Priority, reduce social isolation. The ramps will enable guests wiuth moblility issues at the ciffee morning to access the toilets and the main area HO-16-19HolgateCllr Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannion13/03/2017Grant to Holgate Allotment Association, create a focal point to bring the allotment holders and wider community together (e.g. schools & community groups) through the creation of a community garden on a disused plot on Holgate Allotments. construct the amphitheatre / teaching / events space. This will require the installation of formal paths, ground works and railway sleeper retaining walls to form the space. £3,500.00Priority supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HO-16-20HolgateCllr Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannion13/03/2017Grant to Friends of Holgate Community gardens to improve communication with local residents in the form of banners and leaflets and a notice board.£453.92supporting and encouraging strong, safe and friendly communities Ho-16-21HolgateCllr Crisp, Derbyshire, Cannion16/03/2017Funding to improve the parks pond area following damage from ASB, gravel and plants£300.00Priority-supporting and encouraging the efforts of local people and groups to continue to improve Holgate and provide activities for people of all ages HR-16-02Hull RoadCllrs Barnes, Levene, Shepherd 11/08/2016Grant to Musical Connections to continue the music group at Woolnough House and develop the community choir at Tang Hall Community Centre. Amount £1500£1,500.00Priority and Outcome - Community Care fund - reducing social isolation and loneliness HR-16-03 Hull RoadCllrs Barnes, Levene, Shepherd 11/08/2016Grant to York Flourish to support the secret garden project in Hull Road Park. Amount: £8000£8,000.00Priority and Outcome - Community Care fund - reducing social isolation and loneliness HR-16-04Hull RoadCllr David Levene, Cllr Hilary Shepherd, Cllr Neil Barnes06/01/2017Service Level Agreement to TCV for work in Hull Road Park to build community capacity and carry out maintenance work.£1,250.00Increasing community capacity and local involvement and participation. HR-16-06Hull Road Cllrs Barnes, Levene, Shepherd 13/03/2017Funding to replace the wooden fencing on the green open space at Wolviston Ave/Broughton Way with iron fencing £7,000.00Priority - Promote a friendly and welcoming community HR-16-08Hulll Road Cllrs Barnes, Levene, Shepherd 13/03/2017Funding for alleygating the snicket between Etty Avenue and Burlington Avenue£2,700.00Priority - Promote a friendly and welcoming community HW - 15 -09Haxby and Wiggintoncllr Richardson, cllr Gate and Cllr Cuthbertson05/05/2016carry out extensive work on on Wyre Pond and rectify lasting issues such as crumbling bank, supporting road , cleaning it out. £6,000£6,000.00Priority: a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: enhancement of the rural nature of the village. HW-15-07Haxby and Wiggintoncllr Richardson, cllr Gate and Cllr Cuthbertson05/05/2016Grant to help repair the roof at the village hall - phase 4. £2,000£2,000.00Outcome: Social club for parents and toddlers to meet regularly, reduces social isolation of parents who might not otherwise have much adult company. Priority: Reducing social isolation HW-16-01Haxby and WiggintonCllr Cuthbertson, Cllr Gates, Cllr Richardson 12/07/2016Music group at haxby hall and intergenerational sessions. £1000£1,000.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive haxby/ wigg ward. Outcome: Provide regular musical social group/ club in Haxby Hall. Offering both mental and physical stimulation and an opportunity to express themselves. HW-16-02Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre12/04/2016Grant to Christ Church Senior Friends to pay for two trips by coach to local places on interest. Amount: £480£480.00Outcome: To prevent retired people feeling lonely and forgotten in their homes. To give them purpose in life i.e. social interaction. HW-16-02Haxby and WiggintonCllr Cuthbertson, Cllr Gates, Cllr Richardson 12/07/2016Strawberry tea at memorial hall for isolated and lonely older people of the community. £440 £440.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive haxby/ wigg ward. Outcome: Provide a community event that is designed for elderly and isolated members of the community. Provide a place to socialise and meet others in their ward. HW-16-03Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates04/10/2016£2000 Grant to York City FC Foundation for football activity sessions at Joseph Rowntree School for 11-13 year olds.£2,000.00Social inclusion, healthy living and giving young people in the ward a voice by linking in with other outreach work currently going on. HW-16-04Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates04/10/2016£1500 Grant to The Old School in Wigginton to have new kitchen, toilet and electrical upgrades.£1,500.00Improvement to all social facilities resulting in better use of venue for community groups and clubs. HW-16-05Heworth Without and Heworth wardsCllr Nigel Ayre, Cllr Dafydd Williams, Cllr Christina Funnell, Cllr Barbara Boyce24/05/2016Grant for repairs to allotment footpaths. £700 to be funded 50/50 between both wards.£700.00Outcome: safer access to pathways in all weathers by allotment holders and other users. The project aims to bring different local groups together to join in the action days. HW-16-05Haxby and Wiggintoncllr Richardson, cllr Gates and Cllr Cuthbertson10/08/2016Street party for the community. £358£358.00Priorities: social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation. Outcome: Helps to promote community activities and events to residents in the community. HW-16-06Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates17/08/2016£1027 to The Wonder Years Childcare charity for an electronic security door and CCTV cameras.£1,027.00Improved safeguarding measures. Children to be safer in a more secure environment. HW-16-07Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre06/07/2016Grant to Heworth Without Parish Council Grant to contribute to the replacement of four notice boards. £1710£1,710.00The notice boards are widely used by residents and community groups to inform and advertise community activities and events and require replacing. HW-16-07Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates04/10/2016£1000 Grant to Wigginton Sports and Playing Fields Association for hardcore material to be spread on the car park.£1,000.00This is a well used community facility and the grant will enable users of the playing fields will be safer on the car park, especially in inclement weather as there will be a reduction in ruts and mud. HW-16-08Heworth WithoutCllr Nigel Ayre08/06/2016Grant to pay for a bouncy castle in the school's summer fair on 18 June 2016. £40£40.00The school aims to provide the community with a friendly, social event. All children attending will have an opportunity to go on the bouncy castle. HW-16-08Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson & Gates04/10/2016Grant to Friends of Barley View to pay for creation of signs for Barley View Wigginton to prevent dog fouling and parking on grass verges£500.00This fits the priority of 'enhancing the environment & green spaces'. It will encourage this volunteer group to continue with their exceptional cleaning, improving and maintenance of green land in the area. HW-16-16Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates08/12/2016Fund the continued operation of Haxby Helpers which assists elderly or infirm residents of Haxby & Wigginton doing their weekly shopping or taking them to the shops, dentist, optician, chiropodist, hairdresser, etc. £500.00Priority: Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Haxby/Wigginton ward. Outcome: Provide vital support for elderly and isolated members of the community. Provide an opportunity to socialise and meet others in their ward. HW-16-17Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates15/11/2016Funding for Wigginton Bowling Club for new green surface and edge boarding.£1,000.00Improved health for participants and a focal/meeting place for the community, especially those who are elderly and often the only other place they go to, other than home. Therefore decreasing social isolation. HW-16-18Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates20/01/2017For Activ8 Learning to run a fortnightly practical crafts workshop in Haxby’s Oaken Grove Community Centre. To raise funds to pay for practical crafts resources and venue hire to enable the group to continue this much needed and appreciated project for another year.£1,900.00This project will reduce social isolation and loneliness by providing exciting and interesting group workshops allowing for greater social interaction and building confidence to build and extend social networks. HW-16-19Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates02/11/2016Afternoon tea to be held in January for 70 pensioners who live alone in Haxby.£500.00Social isolation and loneliness will be decreased with this social event. Signposting to other events and services will also be given. HW-16-20Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates09/01/2017Grant to Wigginton Parish Council to place a defibrillator within a telephone kiosk Also, a free training course to residents in the use of the equipment . £2,551.00Increases safety and well being of residents. Potentially life saving to the public, but particularly any member of it who suffers a heart attack and requires urgent medical support prior to arrival of professional personnel. HW-16-21Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates20/01/2017Churchfield Open Space Committee want to provide interactive sensory play panels for the younger Children's play area. This is particularly useful for those with learning disabilities, sight difficulties and autism.£1,090.00This facility will enhance the nature of the local open space and give an outlet for play to those children including those who may feel isolated due to disability. HW-16-22Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson & Gates21/03/2017Grant to complete the repairs to the Haxby Memorial Hall roof.£5,000.00Outcome: Social club for parents and toddlers to meet regularly, reduces social isolation of parents who might not otherwise have much adult company. Priority: Reducing social isolation HW-16-23Haxby and WiggintonCllrs Cuthbertson, Richardson & Gates21/03/2017Grant to Wigginton Recreation Hall/The Wonder Years To create an outside enclosed area (fences, gates, etc) for the use by children and others. This would provide a safe external supervised children’s recreational area and facilities for other hall users in fine weather. Additionally, we hope to encourage its use by all local groups as a relaxation area. Provision in the design is included for disabled and aged/infirm person’s access.£5,497.20The project provides for a wide range of groups to benefit from an external rest/leisure/play area and provides for a safe & secure enclosure. The intention is encourage open air activity, relaxation and recreation. MK-16-01MicklegateCllr Julie Gunnell, Cllr Johnny Hayes, Cllr Lars Kramm23/03/2016Printing and delivery of a letter to every household in Micklegate Ward, inviting residents to participate in the proposed Micklegate Neighbourhood Plan. Amount: £600£600.00The proposed Neighbourhood Plan will engage the community of Micklegate Ward in agreeing a local spatial strategy for the area and in so doing will address all three of the ward's priorities. MK-16-01MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell03/08/2016£4888 to St Chad's Greys Scout Group for funds towards essential maintenance.£4,888.00New safe storgae area for camping gas. New paint work and repairs and rennovation to accessible ramps. This means a much more accessible and usable community space. MK-16-02MicklegateCllrs Kramm, Hayes and Gunnell10/08/2016Hamilton Panthers FC for draining. £1,008£1,008.00The benefits to the people living in the Ward will be for the young residents themselves and the satisfaction of the residents as a whole that the young people are enjoying active sport and leisure on improved playing surfaces. MK-16-03MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell02/11/2016£4000 to Hamilton Panthers FC for erection of security fencing at their new changing rooms facility.£4,000.00Green space will be improved as there will be less vandalism, graffiti and litter. The building will be better protected allowing for a safer community space. MK-16-04MicklegateCllrs Kramm, Hayes and Gunnell10/08/2016Music project at Barstow House £1000£1,000.00Social inclusion for the residents of Barstow House. Improves health, happiness and self-esteem. Increased communication with others. MK-16-06MicklegateCllrs Kramm & Gunnell. Cllr Hayes declared interest in group.05/10/2016Grant to Bishopthorpe Road Traders Association for a defibrilator on Bishopthorpe Road.£1,800.00Priority: Safety and well-being. A defibrilator in a busy place available for anyone to use 24/7. MK-16-10MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell02/11/2016£1300 to St Clements Sports and Social Club to start a new adults football club.£1,300.00Promotion of healthy lifestyles, improving resident health and fitness. Increased community spirit. MK-16-11MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell05/10/2016£1842 to York and District Citizens Advice Bureau to offer a series of Money Saving Events in Micklegate ward to help the most vulnerable residents save energy and money in their home £1,842.00The Micklegate ward has consistently higher levels of fuel poverty compared to York as a whole. Micklegate also has high levels of children living in poverty. This project will reduce people’s outlay on fuel and help to address fuel poverty. MK-16-12MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell18/12/2016Contribution towards a road closure on behalf of Micklegate Business Initiative. This is for a family entertainment event.£460.00Outcome: To create, and promote, a welcoming and family friendly place. Helps achieve our priorities of 1: a neighbourhood shaped by the community and 2: a community where all generations are supported and included. MK-16-14MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell15/02/2017To provide one-off start up costs for bowls and croquet to continue at Scarcroft Green-safeguarding the upkeep of the greens and allowing for further developed coaching, whilst moving the management of the greens entierly to the community.£5,158.75It addresses the following priorities, 1: a neighbourhood shaped by the community, 2: a safe and resilient community, and 3: a clean and green community life. Also, all generations are included, and in particular older people who are often lonely. MK-16-16MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell01/03/2017Grant to Friends of Rowntree Park to Install railings and gates on Rowntree Park to create a small goose-free garden area.£4,000.00This will meet the priority of a neighbourhood shaped by the community as it has been one of the ward's biggest resident issues and complaints. The community will also be safer-due to less fouling, and therefore an increase in a clean and green community life. MK-16-17MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell01/03/2017Grant to St Nicholas Fields to go door-to-door to 2500 households in Micklegate promoting recycling and reuse to pilot a wider initiative aimed at improving recycling rates across the city.£3,176.00This addresses our ward priotrity of 'a clean and green community life'. Increasing awareness of sustainable life choices and how to manage and minimise waste will promote a cleaner, greener and more reslient community. MK-16-18MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell01/03/2017Grant to replace the heating and hot water system at St Chad's scout hut.£1,800.00This will meet the priority of supporting all generations and creating resilience. Energy bills will be reduced, green credentials increased and the hut will be safer. MK-16-19MicklegateCllrs Hayes, Kramm & Gunnell01/03/2017Grant to York Rowing Club to purchase a defibrillator (and training) for the outside of the Rowing Clubhouse.£2,034.00Improves safety, health, well being and resilience of the community. A defibrilator in a busy place available for anyone to use 24/7. OD-15-13Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters20/04/2016Grant to contribute to the purchase of publicly accessible defibrilator for Osbaldwick, £762.£762.00Priority: safer acommunities across the area. Outcome: all residents of Osbaldwick and its visitors will benefit from the public access defibrilator should they need it in their lifetime. OD-15-16aOsbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters03/05/2016Work on the junction of Manor Drive and York Road in Dunnington, as per the estimate from Sean Ensor .To install a traditional concrete kerb line possibly two one behind and above the other for 15 linear metres.And construct new carriageway to a width of 2m at the apex. Additional £822£822.00Ward highway fund OD-16-02Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters29/04/2016Grant to Murton Parish Council for wild flower plants, £200.£200.00Priority: a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: enhancement of the rural nature of the village. OD-16-03Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters04/05/2016Grant to pay for replacement of the rotary swing at the playpark. Amount: £1560£1,560.00Priority: a cleaner environment for all villages, more community and youth opportunities. Outcome: Very popular piece of equipment in the playpark. After nearly 6 years of hard use it is necessary to replace the main suspention and propulsion ropes. OD-16-06Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jennifer Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters06/06/2016Grant to pay for a publicly accessible defibrilator for the Dunnington Village.£1,270.00Priority: safer communities across the area. Outcome: all residents of Dunnington and its visitors will benefit from the public access defibrilator should they need it in their lifetime. OD-16-07Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jennifer Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters06/06/2016Grant to pay for a walk behind 'waterer'. £1260£1,260.00Priority: a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: the new equipment will enable Dunnington in Bloom volunteers to continue their regular flower beds and hanging baskets watering rounds. OD-16-07Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters18/08/2016A grant to Osbaldwick Parish Council for a purchase of a stone trough to have Moorlands Close street sign attached to it. Amount: £500£500.00Priority: A cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: aesthetically pleasing environment. OD-16-08Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters27/07/2016Grant to pay for replacement / improvements to bollards and fencing on the Leyes in Osbaldwick. Amount: £1600£1,600.00Priority: A cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: aesthetically pleasing environment. OD-16-10Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters09/09/2016Grant to Dunnington Playing Fields Association to install CCTV cameras around play park and playing field. Amount £7300£7,300.00Ward priorities: a cleaner environment for all villages, safer communities across the area. Outcome: prevention of ASB especially the broken bottles glass that affects the safety of the play area and damage to existing facilities. OD-16-11Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters21/09/2016Grant to extend either side of the existing cricket square to enable two simultaneous junior games to be played at the same time. Amount: £1245£1,245.00Priorities: more community and youth opportunities. Outcome: Increases the number of youngsters migrating into sport. Once engaged, helps them to maintain a healthy and active life style through into young adults. It will also help develop good citizenship through the disciplines of a vibrant and well organised sports club and the personal responsibilities that this will bring. OD-16-13Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters12/11/2016£350 to replace the litter bin outside the takeaway on York Street, Dunnington£350.00Priorities: a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome: the existing bin is felling apart and replacement will enhance aesthetics of the street environement. OD-16-15Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters09/12/2016To install a pair of fropped kerbs on Intake Lane outside nos 7-11 and a single dropped kerb on the junction of Intake Lane, The Green and Common Road in Dunnington£3,000.00Priority: safer communities across the area , a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome:this work will alleviate proven travel difficulties for wheelchair/mobility scooter users in this part of Dunnington Village. OD-16-15aOsbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters09/03/2017To install a pair of dropped kerbs on Intake Lane outside nos 7-11 and a single dropped kerb on the junction of Intake Lane, The Green and Common Road in Dunnington. £1000 more is required to top up the already committed £3000 to meet the revised quote.£1,000.00Priority: safer communities across the area , a cleaner environment for all villages. Outcome:this work will alleviate proven travel difficulties for wheelchair/mobility scooter users in this part of Dunnington Village. OD-16-16Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters03/01/2017Financial contribution towards the purchase and installation of solar light poles for two bus stops in Holtby village. £735.00Priority: safer communities across the area. Outcome: increased safety of passengers waiting for the bus OD-16-17Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters12/01/2017Fund to pay for rock salt to refill Kexby Parish Council grit bins£150.00Priority: safer communities across the area. Outcome: provide residents with a supply of rock salt to sprinkle on pavements in Kexby Village to reduce risk of falls and injuries in winter months. OD-16-20Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters08/02/2017A grant to purchase and set up a multimedia system incl. projector, screen and sound system at the Osbaldwick Sports Club clubhouse.£797.95Priority: more community and youth opportunities. Outcome: enhanced facilities for community use OD-16-21Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters09/02/2017A grant towards the purchase of a new notice board to be installed on Main Street in Murton£1,357.00Priority: more community and youth opportunities. Outcome: enhanced means of communicating about local activities/sessions to residents. The notice board will also be used to publicise ward committee meetings and events. OD-16-23Osbaldwick and DerwentCllr Jenny Brooks, Cllr Mark Warters23/02/2017A grant towards trees planting along the perimeter of Osbaldwick Sports Club£336.00Priorities: A cleaner environment for all villages. Outsome: It will help to tidy up the area and create a more aesthetically pleasing environment RC-16-01Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllrs Dew, Lisle, Rawlings 04/08/2016A grant to Youth Café to buy new furniture for the café. Amount: £560£560.00Priorities: Supporting young people, social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation, improving community spaces. Outcome: Helps young people avoid social isolation RC-16-02Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllrs Dew, Lisle, Rawlings 04/08/2016A grant to The Obscura Project to purchase photography equipment for 11-18yr olds to use to learn different elements of photography. Amount: £870£870.00Priorities: Supporting young people, social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation, improving community spaces. Outcome: Provides a safe space for young people to learn about photography, develop their creativity and gain confidence as individuals RC-16-03Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllrs Dew, Lisle, Rawlings 04/08/2016A grant to Explore Clifton Library towards the purchase of a free standing lockable noticeboard in the car park to advertise community events. Amount £550£550.00Priorities: social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation, improving community spaces. Outome: Helps to promote community activities and events to residents in the community. RC-16-04Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllr Rawlings and Cllr Dew Cllr Lisle16/11/2016A grant to Clifton ElderberriesTo Fund Coach Trips to the countryside for three half days for elderly residents within the ward£350.00Priority: Social Inclusion to combat lonliness and isolation within the ward. RC-16-08Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllr Rawlings and Cllr Dew Cllr Lisle15/02/2017A Grant to Clifton Alliance Cricket Club to Install new pitches and purchase a new net cage£13,000.00Priorities: Improving community spaces, supporting young people and addressing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation RC-16-10Rawcliffe & Clifton Without Cllr Dew, Rawlings and Lisle14/03/2017Funding towards replacing toys and storage£350.00Priority - combatting loneliness and isolation and meeting needs of the younger generation RC-17-09Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Cllr Rawlings and Cllr Dew Cllr Lisle15/02/2017A grant towards Yorkey Dads to purchase lego to a establish a lego group for dads and their children at Clfton Library £1,600.00Priorities: Supporting young people, Social Inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation and improving community spaces RW-16-01Rural WestCllr Ian Gillies. Cllr Chris Steward14/07/2016New machinery to make it easier for older people to play bowls £1,581£1,581.00Meet the 2 ward priorities below: Make the lives of older people better & Improve the environment RW-16-02Rural WestCllr Ian Gillies. Cllr Chris Steward14/07/2016To support the youth club to run, they have had to reduce the ammount of evenings it is open becuas eof shortfull in funds. The support from CYC will allow the group to continue ti support young people in the area £3,000£3,000.00Meet the ward priority: Improve the lives of children and young people RW-16-03Rural WestCllr Ian Gillies. Cllr Chris Steward27/09/2016Grant to Skelton Village Hall Committee to carry out roofing works on the Village Hall. £990£990.00ward priority: Improve the environment RW-16-04Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward27/09/2016Grant to Skelton Parish Council to install a land drain inside the cemetery.£1,020.00Priority: Improve the environment RW-16-06Rural WestCllr Ian Gillies. Cllr Chris Steward26/09/2016grant to Upper Poppleton Parish Council for spring flowering bulbs and towards a celebration event for Yorkshire in Bloom£460.00Outcome: Improve the environment of Upper Poppleton and celebrating local community activity in the village. RW-16-07Rural WestCllr Steward and Cllr Gillies17/11/2016A Grant to Poppleton Community Trust towards replacing tables within the centre to encourage people attending£874.19Priority: To address the needs of local residenst and community groups within the ward RW-16-08Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward29/11/2016A grant to Nether Poppleton Parish Council towards installing a defibrilator, training and ongoing costs£750.00Outcome: To provide the ward with equipment to possibly prevent loss of life RW-16-09Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward29/11/2016A grant to the Rufforth Methodist Church towards ongoing costs of running the outreach post office£500.00Priority: to Continue with a provision which addresses need of the community and brings people together whilst reducing the risk of isolation RW-16-10Rural West Cllr Gillies, Steward08/12/2016Grant towards restoration and improvements to an area of local footpath to benefit local residents and widen for wheelchairs and pushchair access £1,025.00Priorities: to repair and maintain a well used footpath which links the two sides of the village whilst making it more accessible for a wider range of residents RW-16-11Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward21/12/2016A grant towards fencing around a section of Poppleton Milenium Green to provide a dog free space for childrn to play and have picnics£1,000.00Priority enhancing open space for residents use within the ward RW-16-12Rural WestCllr Steward and Cllr Gillies02/02/2017Towards meals, transport and insurance to continue running the Poppleton luncheon club for older residents within the ward£500.00Reducing social isolation and lonliness within the ward RW-16-13Rural West Cllr Gillies, Steward08/02/2017To install 48 small wooden posts to protect grass verges on Riverside Gardens, Poppleton£844.80Priority: to improve and enhance the appearence of the ward RW-16-14Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward15/02/2017To purchase and maintain a defibrilator within the Hessay parish£1,500.00Priorities: to create a safer ward for local communities RW-16-14Rural West Cllr Gillies, Steward28/02/2017Grant to Rufforth and Knapton PC to purchase and maintain a community publicly accessible defibrilator £1,500.00To address the Health and safety needs of all people residing within the ward RW-16-16Rural West Cllr Gillies, Steward29/03/2017A grant to St Mary's Preschool playgroup towards replacing the outdoor play area£700.00Priority: Enhance opportunities for children and young people living within the ward RW-17-15Rural WestCllr Gillies, Steward14/03/2017Grant towards the starting up cost of Poppleton Cricket Club to buy equipemnt and volunteer training opportunities£2,000.00Priority - Enhance opportunities for children and young people living within the ward ST-16=09StrensallCllr Doughty, Doughlass27/11/20163840 purchase of two notice boards for the village£3,840.00give local people access to knowledge of events and activiies going on in the village, who mught otherwise struglle to get that infromation. It is hoped this will haelp combat social isolation and lonleyness. ST-16-02StrensallCllrs Doughty, Douglas08/08/2016Grant to the junction cafe, part of strensall methodist church replace and extand rubber safe play area that is currently damged and unsafe to use. Also add a seating area £2,128.00provide a safe outdoor space for a varity of community groups to use and enjoy. It is hoped that bringing people together will decuse lonliness and social isolation as well as encourge a health lifestyle though active play. ST-16-03StrensallCllrs Doughty, Douglas08/08/2016Grant to SCYSA- strensall sports club to purchase signs which direct people to the SCSYA-Strensall Sports Club. £570.28, £570.28We would like to increase trhe number of people who attend our sports and community facility. As such, we would like to include younger, and older, sports, youth and community groups to use our facilities. At the moment only the current users know we exist. with thaim to encourage healthy active lifestyles ST-16-04StrensallCllrs Doughty, Douglas08/08/2016Grant to Strensall Library to fund two children’s events, £205£205.00the activities it is hoped will have a wide range of benefits for children in the ward. They will encourage social interaction as welll as help to develop literacy. Also the events will help reduse social isolation amongst parents, and the events will promote heathly life styles ST-16-05StrensallCllr, Doughty & Douglas01/09/2016A grant to SCYSA for Pitch Improvement Plan assessment., £100£100.00to increase the number of people who attend our sports and community facility, to improve the football pitches to allow more groups, including the new girls team, to play on the pitches. Priorities: improve local health and lifestyle St-16-07StrensallCllr, Doughty & Douglas03/10/2016Printing cost for a resident consultation relating to a parking scheme on Stone Riggs, Stockton on Forest.£50.00To allow full consultation on proposed highway scheme WE-15-04aWestfieldCllr Andrew Waller,Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Sheena Jackson18/04/2016Use the unspent salt fund to purchase 30x litter pickers and 30x refuse bag holders for local volunteers, £479.40.£479.40Outcome: to help support environmental improvements by volunteers in the ward. WE-16-01Westfield Cllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller26/07/2016A participatory music group at Windsor House and Gale Farm Court that is also open to participants from outside to those sheltered housing schemes £2,000£2,000.00Community Care, reducing social isolation and loneliness. Improve mental health by using music in a therapeutic nature. WE-16-02Westfield Cllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller22/11/2016Grant to Acomb Methodist Church towards the community garden project. Encompasing the cost of the log cabin/summer house, itilities incl lighting, furnishing and landscaping£5,000.00Outcome: to help support environmental improvements by volunteers in the ward. WE-16-03WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller11/05/2016Purchase of 12x 500ml biodegradable spray bottles for dog faeces marking activities undertaken by local volunteers. Amount: £54£54.00Outcome: to help support environmental improvements by volunteers in the ward. WE-16-04Westfield Cllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller26/07/2016 Agreed to fund the time sensitive part of the application of £350. For summer activities£350.00Providing parent and toddler sessions in a deprived area of York (Chapelfields). Reducing social isolation by bringing parents and children together with fun activities at a affordable cost. WE-16-04bWestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller22/11/2016A grant towards equipment and provisions for parent led weekly sessions. Already received part of the payment for the time sensitive summer provision £850.00Providing parent and toddler sessions in a deprived area of York (Chapelfields). Reducing social isolation by bringing parents and children together with fun activities for a resonable contibution cost WE-16-05Westfield Cllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller26/07/2016Summer Fair at Foxwood Community Centre, hosted by Yorkey Dads and Community Groups. £500£500.00Bringing members of the Westfields community together (for all ages), allowing them to see what services are available in the Westfield area. WE-16-06WestfieldCllr Andrew Waller,Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Sheena Jackson16/06/2016Conversion of the 80m2 triangle on Huntsmans Walk to a grass verge. £330£330.00Enhancement of the local environment. WE-16-08WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller22/11/2016Grant to 2nd Acomb Scouts Film Night towards the projection equipment for entertainment nights £996.22To provide film nights for the local community, provide and run by the 2nd Acomb Scouts WE-16-09Westfield Cllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller22/11/2016Grant to Acomb Baptist Church Cafe£421.00To provide copmany and support for residents who are elderly, vulnerable and have learning difficulites WE-16-10WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller22/11/2016Grant to Explore Acomb Library for Boccia equipment, training to deliver the weekly run adult social care sessions at Acomb library.£200.00Contributes to reducing social isolation and loneliness. WE-16-10WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller06/03/2017Top up grant to Acomb library to fund the purchase of Boccia Equipment£50.00Contributes to reducing social isolation and loneliness. WE-16-11WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller13/02/2016Grant to part fund CCTV in Branham Rd. Other monies to be raised via Estate Improvement Grant£3,500.00Anti social behaviour is on the increase in Branham Rd. With support from NYP this new CCTV should act as a deterant. WE-16-12WestfieldCllr Sheena Jackson, Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Andrew Waller15/02/2016Quote for Hawshead Close footpath which is muddy and wet. This is to do about 20m, to put wooden boards down and fill up with stone to raise the level of the path rather than dig out the fill to the current ground level. £505.00Enhancement of the local environment. WE-16-13WestfieldCllr Waller, Cllr Jackson, Cllr Hunter14/03/2017Repainting road markings at Foxwood Lane shops £50.00Enhancement of the local environment. WE-16-14WestfieldCllr Andrew Waller,Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Sheena Jackson14/03/2017A feasibility study to assess if both entranceways to the alleyway between Askham Grove and Tennent Road can be converted to disabled/pushchair friendly and the steps be replaced with sloped paving.£500.00Improved access for wheelchair users and parents/carers with pushchairs WE-16-19WestfieldCllr Andrew Waller,Cllr Sue Hunter, Cllr Sheena Jackson01/03/2017Fund a skip for collection of recyclable plastic waste and a skip for general waste on Saturday 1 April 2017 at Foxwood Community Centre.£338.68Environmental improvements in the ward WH-15-06WheldrakeCllr Mercer08/08/2016Grant to Elvington parish council to replace the village hall kitchen units £950 £950.00the kitchen will be used by many community groups and be beneficial to anyone who wished to use the village hall WH-16-01wheldrakeCllr Suzie Mercer25/07/2016Grant to Deighton parish council to repair the notice board in dieghton village £345.74, a reduction of 10% of requested that accounts for the parishes input to the project£345.74allows information to be distributed across the parish, especially to those without internet access. Encourages engagement and allows various community groups to reach out to the community and become more visable, also im proves the local enviroment and replaces curretly unsafe street furniture. WH-16-02WheldrakeCllr Suzie Mercer25/07/2016Grant to Deighton parish council to replace the notice board at Crockey HIll £682.42 a reduction of 10% of requested that accounts for the parishes input to the project£682.42allows information to be distrobuted across the parish, especially to those without internet access. Encourages engagement and allows various community groups to reach out to the community and become more visable, also im proves the local enviroment and replaces curretly unsafe street furniture. WH-16-03WheldrakeCllr Suzie Mercer25/07/2016Grant to Deighton parish council to reinstate the village greean and perform general gorunds maintaince on the area £153 a reduction of 10% of requested that accounts for the parishes input to the project£170.00improves the local enviroment and allows the community to access and use the village green. Also allows better use of the bus stop in the village a key asset to reduces social isolation WH-16-04WheldrakeCllr Suzie Mercer01/07/2016Grant to Elvington Parish Council to replace the safty rail on the bridge that conects the village main street to the green. Amount £512£512.00Priorities, improve the local enviroment, access to the village amenities and safety for village residents WH-16-05WheldrakeCllr Mercer04/08/2016Replacement main doors for the elvington under 5's pre school. £1500 £1,500.00The preschool will no longer leak in bad weather, and in such as small community the asset is very important to the village and is well used by the residents. AS such being in a good state of repair is vital. WH-16-06WheldrakeCllr Mercer15/08/2016Grant to maintain the wheldrake youth club.We provide young people with a variety of opportunities to enable them to develop and equip themselves to become responsible members of society and their local community.. £1500£1,500.00Priority. Helps reduce social isolation by giving young people from all the villages across the ward somewhere to go and interact with there peers, Wh-16-08WheldrakeCllr Mercer21/10/2016Grant to Wheldrake Parish Council towards the cost of a de fibrilator for the village hall£250.00Outcomes, help prevent deaths. WH-16-09WheldrakeCllr Mercer22/11/2016Grant to help set up a community cinema to be run out of village hall£540.00Priority, reduces social iolation, by providing a venue and activity for the whole ward to enjoy. Also the possiblity of lifts to the evenings for the extreemly isolated to be seriously looked at. WH-16-10WheldrakeCllr Mercer17/11/2016Grant to Elvington magazine to cover short fall in cost not coverd by advertising.£400.00Priority, to increase and encourage community engagement. Give a forum for the wards groups and clubs to advertise what they are doing and ecourage use and membership as well as giving a forum to announce ward news EG WCM WH-16-11WheldrakeCllr Mercer22/11/2016Grant to naburn parish council towards the cost of a defib£1,370.00Prevent death, and encourgage community engagemnt with fund raising for the Defib