Crowle community garden project receives grant

There are ten groups - including one in the Isle - that have been selected to receive a grant by a panel comprising of a Community Development team member, two tenant volunteers and two ongo Communities board members.

The ten successful groups are:

• Wold Court Residents Association, who will receive £500 for their ‘Grow Wold’ growing project

• Duck Egg Theatre Company, who will receive £750 for their NEETS workshops

• Crowle Residents Association, who will receive £800 for their young offenders community garden project

• Westcliff GAP Project, who will receive £1,636 to send 14 young people on a PGL Course

• JW Club Worlaby, who will receive £64 for their indoor games equipment

• Grange Farm Hobbies Centre, who will receive £750 for laptops for their new work club

• Back2Nature, who will receive £1,000 for their Community Development Course for North Lincolnshire Homes tenants

• Kimberley Performing Arts Centre, who will receive £1,500 for their New Youth/Adult Theatre Group

• Centurian ABC, who will receive £2,000 to go towards their running costs for the club

• Friends of Healey Road Allotments, who will receive £1,000 for their educational & wildlife area project