Community groups receive major grant funding

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Community organisations are set to deliver a range of lasting projects after being awarded funding through the Council’s Here for Hart Community Grants scheme.

Grants of up to £50,000 were available to organisations delivering initiatives in Hart that will have a long-term positive impact for local people.

The successful projects will help support residents, strengthen communities and improve wellbeing across the district for years to come.

They were:

  • Blackwater and Hawley Town Council: £50,000 for new junior play area

  • Crookham Village Parish Council: £50,000 for inclusive play area

  • 26th Odiham Scout Group: £40,000 for refurbishment and repair of Scout hut

  • 4th Bramshill Scout Group: £32,010 for refurbishing Hartley Wintney Scout hut 

  • Mattingley Parish Council: £30,000 for a trim trail at Hound Green

  • Elvetham Heath Parish Council: £25,000 for extension and refurbishment of multi-use games area

  • Livingstones Christian Centre: £22,125 for community hub in Fleet

  • Ewshot Village Hall: £21,593 for a safe and welcoming outdoor space

  • Christians Together in Fleet and Church Crookham: £20,460 to expand Hart Foodbank and Community Pantry services by establishing two new community pantries in Hartley Wintney and Darby Green

  • Fleet Methodist Church Pre-School: £17,665 for play area and garden renovations

  • Eversley Parish Council: £11,016 for outdoor fitness equipment at Chequers Green.

Councillor David Neighbour, Leader of Hart District Council, said: “The Here for Hart Community Grants scheme is helping local organisations turn ambitious ideas into reality. The quality of applications was extremely high and these projects stood out for their ability to make a meaningful and lasting difference to the lives of local people.

“These grants are about backing community and voluntary groups that know their communities best. Whether it's tackling isolation, improving wellbeing or creating new opportunities for residents, these projects will have a positive impact long after the funding has been awarded.”

These grants follow those we gave to 28 organisations in Hart for projects up to £5,000. Read full details on all the grants awarded

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