Guide What's been funded by the Parishes Together Fund

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4. Projects funded in 2014/2015

Parishes Together Funding 2014 / 2015

Parishes Together Funding is the sum of £1.10 per elector in each parish that is put by EDDC and Devon County Council into a pot that the parishes can then apply for. Parishes have to work together to apply for the funding. The EDDC New Homes Bonus Panel regularly meets to decide on the applications. The following table is a list of funding that has been approved by the New Homes Bonus Panel in 2014/ 2015, this totals £83,166.27 which will be spent on community projects.

There was £107,737.30 available in the Parishes Together Fund from 2014/2015. In addition there was money available that was leftover from the fund in 2013/2014 which the New Homes Bonus Panel could distribute this year.

Parishes involved

Project description

Amount of money granted

Bishops Clyst; Farringdon A picnic table in the recreation area in Clyst St Mary to encourage families to enjoy a picnic outside, or sit and chat £1,040
Plymtree; Awliscombe; Yarcombe A shared outdoor public address (microphone, speaker and amplifier) system for use in and by parishes for events. Currently all the parishes hire PA systems which gets costly £1,264.50
Hawkchurch; Chardstock Printer for Axminster and District Citizens Advice Bureau £124.50
Chardstock; Hawkchurch; Dalwood; Kilmington; Membury Help for The Project with three new projects around mental health for young people. Mental health awareness workshops, peer mentoring and digital support £1,955.55
Otterton; Budleigh Salterton A bench for walkers on a footpath between the two parishes. The previous bench was damaged by flooding £295
Otterton; East Budleigh Books to replenish the libraries of the two schools in these parishes £1,019
Axminster; All Saints Help to create a footpath between Weycroft and Millwey Rise in Axminster. Currently pedestrians have to walk along a busy road with no footpaths £5,635.30
Broadclyst; Rockbeare Delivery of an innovative education course to disadvantaged young people in the area

£3,575 plus £1,425 from 13/14

Total £5,000

Brampford Speke; Upton Pyne Towards first aid training and defibrillators in each of the rural parishes as it will take up to 20 minutes for an ambulance to arrive £636
Honiton; Awliscombe To help set up a professional and sustainable youth club for the people of Honiton and surrounding areas that will be staffed by professional youth workers

£5,727.10 plus £1,771.50 from 13/14

Total £7,498.60

Musbury; Hawkchurch; Dalwood; Membury A trial scheme to do highways and grounds maintenance works within the parishes. Issues will be identified by volunteers and work carried out by a local contractor £1,122.75
Axmouth; Seaton Road signage for the entrances to Seaton and Axmouth £4,500
Colyton; Shute A trial scheme to do highways and grounds maintenance works within the parishes including clearing drainage ditches £625.17
Ottery St Mary; Talaton; Aylesbeare Towards setting up Ottery St Mary and District Youth Centre. To make the building fit for purpose and buy equipment to be used by the young people

£7,901.30 plus £2,098.70 from 13/14

Total £10,000

Clyst St George; Bishops Clyst To buy and install a picnic table on a paved base in the Clyst St George Nature Garden £875
Upottery; Luppitt A trial scheme to do highways and grounds maintenance works within the parishes including clearing drainage ditches £977.90
Exmouth; Lympstone Solar lighting along the Exe Estuary Trail for and in Lympstone for pedestrians and cyclists

£26,454 plus £938 from 13/14

£27,932

Feniton; Payhembury; Broadhembury; Whimple; Clyst St Lawrence; Clyst Hydon; Clyst Honiton; Poltimore A trial scheme to do highways and grounds maintenance works within the parishes including clearing drainage ditches £4,717
Colyton; Northleigh A new ramp for the skate park in Colyton as requested by local young people £2,780
Sidmouth; Honiton; Exmouth A pilot project to use gardening to support the health and wellbeing of older people and their carers in a care home setting