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AC-19-01 Acomb Citizens Advice York Restart of weekly drop-in advice

and support provision from Lidgett

Grove Church's Wednesday

community cafe. This fund and the

SLA will cover the period between

September 2019 and end of March

2020 after which a renegotiation of

the CAY contract with CYC is

expected.

Improving health and wellbeing 19/07/2019 19/08/2019 £5,996 Approved by Children’s,

Education and

Communities Director

AC-19-11 Acomb CYC Installation of night cells to three

lamps around the Sovereign Park

play area to switch them off early in

the evening. This is intended to

make the area less attractive to

groups gathering late into night and

causing noise nuisance.

Improving community safety 17/07/2019 19/08/2019 £233 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


AC-19-14 Acomb HEIP Installation of secure metal gate

with a keypad at the entrance to

Danebury Court

Improving community safety 16/09/2019 16/09/2019 £5,000 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


AC-19-15 Acomb Gala Signs Installation of new Perspex and

metal backing for magnetic pins on

the notice board on Beckfield Lane

Increasing volunteering and

community involvement

19/09/2019 19/09/2019 £165 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


AC-19-20 Acomb CYC Taking ownership of and payment

for a refill of a salt bin locatesd at

the junction of Woodlea Avenue

and Danebury Drive


Education and


BI-19-01 Bishopthorpe Bishopthorpe Library Run the summer reading challenge

which is free to all children in the

ward

Widening opportunities for young

people

20/07/2019 22/07/2019 £181 Funding Released

BI-19-02 Bishopthorpe CYC Transport Traffic surveys and VAS in

Bishopthorpe

Improving community safety 03/10/2019 03/10/2019 £5,000 Funding Released

BI-19-03 Bishopthorpe Bishopthorpe Bowls Club Grant to purchase bowling sets for

ladies to use and do a campaign to

encourage ladies to take part

Reducing loneliness and

isolation


BI-19-04 Bishopthorpe New Lane Residents Association Grant to contribute to access

improvements in New Lane

Improving community safety 03/07/2019 03/07/2019 £600 Funding Released

BI-19-05 Bishopthorpe Acaster Malbis Parish Council Grant to culvert the section of

dimple dyke near lakeside in

Acaster Malbis - application for

materials only


BI-19-06 Bishopthorpe Catalyst @Bishopthorpe Purchase a laptop for the catalyst

elderly residents group


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BI-19-07 Bishopthorpe Brunswick Organic Nursery Supply and maintain hanging

baskets, planters, edible garden in

Bishopthorpe. Leaf clearing and

remove flytipping and supply and

install new seat in the village using

volunteers from the nursery

Improving the local environment 27/11/2019 27/11/2019 £6,000 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


BI-19-08 Bishopthorpe Highways Improvements to the two overgrown

corner areas in the coppice


Education and


CL-19-01 Clifton Good Organisation Contribution towards encouraging a

small group of people from a

homeless charity to capture York,

especiall focussing on Clifton

through the lens of a camera to

produce postcards

Widening opportunities for older

people

02/07/2019 23/10/2019 £1,990 Funding Released

CL-19-02 Clifton Clifton Green Management Committee Towards the cost of repainting the

fencing around Clifton Green to

make it more appealing

Improving the local environment 02/07/2019 17/10/2019 £2,000 Funding Released

CL-19-03 Clifton Community Bees To continue with their group on a

Thursday morning "Wobble On

Weigh" and extend their service to

cater for more individuals and

reduce loneliness and isolation

within the ward


isolation


CL-19-04 Clifton OCAY To Offer a drop in session with

Clifton Residents to help identify

loneliness and isolation


isolation


CL-19-05 Clifton York Inspirational Kids To offer an event for young people

with disabilities in York during

summer and over winter at York

sports club


people


CL-19-06 Clifton Clifton Residents Association (On behalf

of Burton Green Primary School)

Burton Green Primary School

would like to develop the space at

the front of the school into a

community Garden


CL-19-07 Clifton Explore Libraraies and Archives Towards the cost providin

resources and workshops for the

summer reading challenge


people


CL-19-08 Clifton York City Football Foundation To run kickabout sessions for

young people living within the ward


people


CL-19-09 Clifton St Lukes Grapevine For coninuation of advertising and

production costs of their ward

magazine

Promoting community cohesion 08/08/2019 23/10/2019 £1,650 Funding Released

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CL-19-10 Clifton St Lukes Summer Activities Towards the cost of running a free

activity week for young people and

children living within the ward


people


CL-19-11 Clifton The Elderberries To provide coach trips for residents

living within the ward and enjoy a

meal. These are residents

otherwise at risk of lonliness and

isolation


people


CL-19-12 Clifton The Dog Café To continue the development of the

Clifton Community Dog Café which

brings together lonely and isolated

people


people


CO-19-02 Copmanthorpe Panda Playgroup - Sticky Mitts and Tiny

Totts

Funding for baby toddler and carer

group that runs weekly of focussed

play


people


CO-19-03 Copmanthorpe Panda Playgroup Funding for an outdoor canopy,

curtains, a bookcase and table

covers.


people


CO-19-05 Copmanthorpe Copmanthorpe Bowling Club To buy replacement bowling mats

and a bowls Collector as they are

worn and unsafe for use


people


CO-19-06 Copmanthorpe Horseman Close Street Light To supply and install a new street

light adjacent to number 18

Horseman Close


Education and


CO-19-07 Copmanthorpe Re- Engage (Contact the elderly) Trip for elderly citizens Widening opportunities for older

people


CO-19-08 Copmanthorpe Horseman Close Resurfacing pot holes To repiar potholes and resurface

road


Education and


CO-19-09 Copmanthorpe Low Green to rygate Grove footpath new

Street Light

To supply and install a new street

light on the snicket between Low

Green to Rygate Grove


Education and


CO-19-11 Copmanthorpe Cricket Club £4,000.00 towards capital costs Widening opportunities for young

people

02/12/2019 09/12/2019 £4,000 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


CO-19-12 Copmanthorpe Swimming Pool £1,500.00 towards the cost of a

profesional village wide

consultation


people


Education and


CO-19-13 Copmanthorpe Tennis Club To provide coaching and taster

session for young people. Able

bodied and disabled.


people


Education and


DW-19-01 Dringhouses and

Woodthorpe

York City Knights Foundation and York

City Football Club Foundation

Free access sports activities

provision for young people from the

area over the summer holidays


people

16/05/2019 16/05/2019 £2,000 Completed

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Woodthorpe

CYC Neighbourhood Enforcement Team Production and installation of a 'No

Overnight Campng' sign for Cherry

Lane car park



Woodthorpe

Woodthorpe York Community Group Ward grant towards costs

associated with the 2019 summer

fun day including stage, feather

flags and pull up banners.

Promoting community cohesion 04/07/2019 08/07/2019 £593 Funding Released


Woodthorpe

Mid Yorks Expeditions CIC Ward grant towards costs of the

Duke of Edinburgh bursaries for 20

young people project including staff

wages, rental of Moor Lane,

minibus and trailer, equipment,

office costs, Duke of Edinburgh

participation.


people

04/07/2019 08/07/2019 £0 Declined by Ward Team


Woodthorpe

City of York Council Relocation of two benches within

the Leeside play area, including

installation of paving slabs under

each bench.

Improving the local environment 01/08/2019 01/08/2019 £800 Approved by Children’s,

Education and



Woodthorpe

Musical Connections Ward grant towards costs of the

Honeysuckle Singers project

including one off additional

sessions, flyers, posters, transport,

maintenance and purchase of

equipment, refreshments and

resources.

Improving health and wellbeing 04/07/2019 08/07/2019 £900 Funding Released


Woodthorpe

Mayfields Community Trust Ward grant towards wild flower

seeds, low fertility soil and

insurance cover for the group.

Improving the local environment 04/07/2019 08/07/2019 £286 Funding Released


Woodthorpe

The Occasion Choir Ward grant towards purchase of

music copies, purchase of piano

music stand , advertising/printing

and accompanist .

Improving health and wellbeing 04/07/2019 08/07/2019 £1,020 Funding Released


Woodthorpe

Revival Estate Communtiy Association Ward grant towards costs

associated with the Wild West

Revival Funday 2019.



Woodthorpe

Dringhouses PC Scout Group Ward grant towards equipment

including cooking utensils and

sharps, hot water flasks and pump

dispensers, selection of cooking

pans for mass production, 3 and 2

person tents.


people



Woodthorpe

City of York Council Funding to repair recently damaged

perspex on ward notice boards on

Tadcaster Road and on Revival

Estate.

Improving the local environment 04/07/2019 05/07/2019 £195 Completed

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Woodthorpe

York City Knights Foundation Provision of an inflatable arena for

a multiple sports session on 9th

August, 1:30-3pm on the grass

space by the play area on the

Revival Estate. This is to

compliment other sessions

commisioned by the ward.


people



Woodthorpe

City of York Council and Community

Payback

Repainting white barriers across

the ward involving Community

Payback and with use of materials

(paint, paint brushes etc.)

purchased with use of ward budget.


Education and



Woodthorpe

City of York Council and Gala Signs Removal of existing notice board

on Moorcroft Road and installation

of a new double sided notice board

suitable for magnetic pins




Education and



Woodthorpe

City of York Council Public Realm Work on trees on public land incl:

*Careful crown lift, thin and minor

reduction over the bungalow below

to Silver Birch trees on Carrfield.

*Prune trees on Tadcaster Road

that overhang the land in front of

Astonthorpe House, by the junction

with Nelsons Lane.*Clear fell to

ground level leylandii at the back of

Thanet Road flats.*Fell tree at the

rear of the Dick Turpin pub. *Prune

trees at the rear on 5 Glaisdale

within the boundary of Chapmans

Pond.*Prune trees at the rear of 33

Chaloners Road within the

boundary of Chapmans

Pond.*Crown lift, thin with a cut

back over the house gardens of the

tree outside 96 Chaloners Road.


Education and


DW-19-16a Dringhouses and

Woodthorpe

City of York Council and local volunteers Contribution towards planting of 40

trees on Little Hob Moor


Education and


DW-19-16a Dringhouses and

Woodthorpe

City of York Council Additional expense related to local

consultation about planting of 40

trees on Little Hob Moor, incl venue

hire for a consultation drop-in and

printing of letters to be delivered to

households in the vicinity.


Education and


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Woodthorpe

Stoneplan Supply and install new wooden

barrier at the Alness Drive entrance

to Acomb Wood. The old rotting

barrier will be removed as part of

this project.


Education and



Woodthorpe

York City Football Club Foundation Young Sport Leaders project to

work with a group of 15 young

people during Feb 2020 half term

offering recognised qualification,

engaging and providing a further

interest in physical activity as well

as key early employability skills and

also providing a link to the local

Junior Football and other Sports

Clubs. This is to be jointly funded

with the Westfield Ward.


Education and



Woodthorpe

City of York Council A pot of funding towards refilling of

grit bins owned by the ward.


Education and



Woodthorpe

CYC - JRHT Part funding the cost of clearing

vegetation from the channel that

runs between the backs of the

houses on Sandmartin Court and

Allendale.


Education and



Woodthorpe

York City Knights Foundation Provision of free to access mobile

skatepark and inflatable pitch

sessions for young people over

Easter, May and summer holidays

in 2020. Locations: Acomb Green,

Chesney Fields, Woodthorpe

Green, Revival Estate, Foxwood

Community Centre.Total number of

sessions:12. Jointly funded with

Westfield Ward


people


Education and



Woodthorpe

York City Football Club Foundation Provision of free to access

‘’jumpers for goalpost’’ style 2

hourly sessions run back to back

for 6-9 and then 10-13 year olds

over Easter and summer 2020.

Sessions will incorporate food

element and education regarding

litter picking and community space

awareness. Locations: Chesney

Fields and Woodthorpe Green.

Total number of sessions: 9.

Jointly funded with Westfield Ward.


people


Education and



Woodthorpe

Gala Signs Supply and fit new perspex to the

ward notice board on Girvan Close.

The notice board perspex has been

vandalised recently.


Education and


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FH-19-01 Fulford &

Heslington

Fulford Tennis Club New perimeter fencing around the

club to help with security


FH-19-02 Fulford &

Heslington

Fulford Library New weekly after school club

session for infant aged children


people


FH-19-03 Fulford &

Heslington

Fulford Scout Group Contribution rotivate, level and

supply 300 square metres of sports

turf for the scout hut outdoor area


people


FH-19-04 Fulford &

Heslington

Heslington Pre-School Funding for a bike doctor to the

Heslington Community Fair, which

is a pop up bike mechanic stall

offering free bike health checks


FH-19-05 Fulford &

Heslington

Heslington Sportsfield Management

Committee

Funding Contribution to carry out

an operation play equipment safety

inspection


FH-19-06 Fulford &

Heslington

Ward Team Purchase of the metal 'pick up dog

poo' signs to be put up in problem

areas near the school


FH-19-11 Fulford &

Heslington

Heslington Village Meeting Room Grant to contribute to upgrade the

toilets in the hall as they are very

old fashioned and shabby and not

wheelchair friendly




FH-19-12 Fulford &

Heslington

Fulford Show Purchase 2 marquees for use for

the very popular fulford show




FH-19-13 Fulford &

Heslington

Fulford Library Run the summer reading challenge

which is free to all children in the

ward


people


FH-19-14 Fulford &

Heslington

Heslington Village Meeting Room Grant to continue the luncheon club

for a further 12 months


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FS-19-02 Fishergate The Melbourne Centre CIC Funding towards the installation of

an energy management system

within the centre


FS-19-04 Fishergate York Nurturing Community Funding to develop their allotment

plot in Low Moor Allotments into a

Community Garden that can be

utilised by the local community


FS-19-05 Fishergate CYC Feasibility study for a pedestrian

crossing on Green Dykes Lane -

match funded with Hull Road ward


Education and


FS-19-06 Fishergate Signs Express Purchase of replacement advisory

signage for the gates at Fenby

Field open space


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FS-19-15 Fishergate Friends of Danesmead Wood Funding for public liability

insurance


FS-19-16 Fishergate Low Moor Community Kids' Allotment Funding for a replacement roof on

the allotment shelter


FS-19-17 Fishergate Friends of York Walls Funding to work with the Riding

Lights Theatre Company to create

and perform a piece of promenade

theatre along the walls between

Fishergate Postern Tower and Red

Tower on 4th July




GU-19-04 Guildhall FOGGEY (Friends of Guildhall Walled

Gardens)

The activity is to hold an event in

the Navigation Road area focussed

on the maintenance of fruit trees

and bushes. In Rosemary Place

there are several fruit trees and

some fruit bushes that would

produce better crops if they were

pruned and better looked after. The

event will last around 2 hours.


GU-19-05 Guildhall Door84 Door84 have a signed off

application from the Guildhall Ward

Cllrs to partly fund rennovations on

the buildings kitchen. This is

currently used by 9 of their Youth &

Community Projects with an

average individual beneficiaries’

amount of 120 p/w, aged between

8‐90+.The group hosts 3 large

Community Events a year; 150‐350

attendees at each and Door 84 is

also home to SNAPPY, Lollipop,

Access to Music, Groves Residents

Association, Upfaders, Biomation

and the Voluntary Networking

Group.




GU-19-06 Guildhall Yorkey Dads Yorkey Dads would like to start an

exercise class for Dads and their

children. This will be called ‘Dads,

Daughters and Lads’ (DDL)

exercise class. These will be free

sessions taking place at the newly

installed outdoor gym on

Navigation Road and will take

place over the summer holidays.


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GU-19-07 Guildhall Kyra Women's Project KYRA focuses on inclusion and

diversity for women. Their projects

direcly address the isolation and

loneliness that many women face

by offering them no cost wellbeing

activites. They wish to set a new

group up called Reducaing Stress

and Anxiety' available only to new

members. They aim to assist up to

50 new women through this group.


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GU-19-08 Guildhall Door84 Door84 would like to celebrate their

50th year (84 Lowther Street) and

heading into their 10th year as

being Door 84, they wish to have a

large Event in June, to invite past

and present beneficiaries to come

and reminisce, share stories and

enjoy a community gathering. From

this event a project piece will be

produced for the residents of the

Groves showcasing the history of

the area over the last 50 years.

Door84 aim to research this project

trroughout the summer of 2020.


GU-19-09 Guildhall OCAY 500 branded OCAY tote bags to be

handed out at Red Tower during

food bank sessions and at

Healthwatch UK . These bags will

be Jute material to make sure they

are environmentally conscious.


GU-19-10 Guildhall Walking For Health Group holding fortnightly walks for

the local community around the

Guildhall Ward


GU-19-12 Guildhall York St John Pint of Science event Fund a community Science Ceilidh

(www.scienceceilidh.com/) at the

Pint of Science

(pintofscience.co.uk/) York 2020

festival launch and promotion event

on 15th April 2020 at York St John

University. Science Ceilidh adapts

traditional Scottish dances to

demonstrate scientific themes. We

will encourage involvement in the

dancing event, promoting well-

being, cohesion and tolerance


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GU-19-13 Guildhall YorkBID The BID is a business led not for

profit organisation working towards

improving the city centre to support

local businesses and residents.

This project will fund taxi marshalls

within the city centre to make sure

that residents, tourists, taxi drivers

and workers within the city during

busy evenings are safe and able to

access taxi's safely and efficently.


GU-19-14 Guildhall Red Tower York CIC Crafting sessions within the

community

Promoting community cohesion 15/01/2020 12/02/2020 £2,495 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


GU-19-15 Guildhall Friends of York Walls Working with the Riding Lights

Senior Youth Theatre members

(aged 15-18) Friends of York will

showcase a piece of 'promenade'

theatre along the Bar walls from

Fishergate Postern Tower to

Walmgate Bar then on to the Red

Tower.


people


Education and


H&NE-19-01 Huntington and

New Earswick

Community Ties Youth Provision To deliver a weekly drop in service

for young people within Huntington

and New Earswick for 21 weeks


people



New Earswick

Community Action for Nature towards the cost of replacing the

lawn tractor to ensure the work by

volunteers continue within the ward



New Earswick

All Saints and Saint Andrews Church To run a holiday provision for those

living within loneliness and social

isolation within the ward


isolation



New Earswick

St Andrews Church To provide new comfortable seating

for those who attending Community

sessions within the church



New Earswick

Orchard Park Community Centre To provide a summer programme of

events for young people living

within the ward, free of charge


people



New Earswick

OCAY To work with lonely and isolation

older residents on a detached

project within the ward


people



New Earswick

York City Football Foundation To provide kickabout sessions for

young people living within the ward


people


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New Earswick

Cold Calling Zones, city of york council To provide a cold calling zone with

Huntingto and New Earswick



New Earswick

MonkeyMaths CIC To run numercy lessons for young

children within the ward based at

the Folk Hall. This fund will help

promotion


people



New Earswick

CYC - Highthorn Road Bollards no16 To erect two bollards on Highthorn

road to preserve and protect grass

verges


Education and



New Earswick

Orchard Park Community Centre To redecorate and update the

centre



New Earswick

Brockfield Park replacement bench To purchase and install a

replacement bench


Education and



New Earswick

Street light Anthea Drive/Highthorn Road To install a street light on the

junction of Highthorn road and

Anthea Drive


Education and



New Earswick

Community Bees To offer a home support and odd

jobs for those living in the ward who

struggle from loneliness and

isolation


people



New Earswick

Toolbox To refurb and update the venue to

make better use of the provision for

young people attending


people



New Earswick

York Hockey Club To encourage teenagers to have a

go at Hockey by funding u14 mixed

sessions and social hockey session

pitch costs


people


HE-19-01 Heworth Festival of ideas provide free, fun wellbeing activities

for all ages at Tang Hall

Community Centre


HE-19-02 Heworth Friends of Heworth School Transform an old run down part of

the school playground into a safe,

relaxing reflective area for children


people


HE-19-03 Heworth Musical Connections Glen Lodge's afternoon singing

group, which has been running

since September 2014, and has

become a much-loved fixture in the

lives of tenants living at Glen Lodge

and adults with learning disabilities

who are members of Community

Base at Tang Hall Community

Centre.


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HE-19-04 Heworth HEIP Hempland Lane Covered shelter or secure sheds in

Hempland Lane


Education and


HE-19-05 Heworth Homestart funding towards the Young Parents

Project at the Centre at Burnholme

Community Hub.

Our volunteers are trained to

address complex social issues

including mental health support.


HE-19-06 Heworth Parks Team Contribution to improving and

opening up the Heworth Green

area of Foss Bank. This area is

attracting anti social behaviour on a

regular basis, this is due to the way

its all overgrown.


Education and


HE-19-07 Heworth Glen Allotment Association Grant to create a community area

on the allotment site, where

commuity events can be held and

an information point can be

provided.


HE-19-08 Heworth HIGHWAYS Create a parking bay on Bad

Bargain Lane near number 33 - two

disabled people live here and

continuously struggle getting near

to the property


Education and


HE-19-09 Heworth TAPTY Provide two activity sessions per

week for two different age groups at

St Wulstans Church


people


HE-19-10 Heworth Bell Farm Social Hall Contribution to to a music

celebration and fun day in Bell

Farm


HE-19-11 Heworth Storage for flats Storage containers for flats in

Thorn Nook


Education and


HE-19-12 Heworth HIGHWAYS Verge Crossovers for CYC

properties on Pottery Lane


Education and


HE-19-13 Heworth Improvements to waste land Waste land behind flats at Eastern

Terrace to be transformed into local

green space


Education and


HE-19-16 Heworth Tang Hall Library grant to provide summer scheme

activities and summer reading

challenge at Tang Hall Library


people


Education and


HE-19-17 Heworth River Foss Society Plant 15 young weeping willows

along the east side of the River

Foss


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HE-19-18 Heworth City of York Council Cost for continuation of the CCTV

in Bell farm, cost is for monitoring

and licence for 4 years


Education and


HE-19-19 Heworth Jorvik Radio Contribution to training local people

to deliver a community radio based

from the Burnholme centre




HE-19-21 Heworth Walking for Health Group holding fortnightly walks for

the local community around Tang

Hall and Heworth

Improving health and wellbeing 15/10/2019 28/10/2019 £100 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


HE-19-22 Heworth Citizens Advice York Monthly advice sessions in

Heworth providing specilaist

welfare benefits casework / help

and advice on other social welfare

issues

Reduces social deprivation 20/11/2019 21/11/2019 £1,308 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


HO-19-02 Holgate Westbank Park Fair Friends of Westbank Park are

applying for funding for their 2019

park fair - for a brass band, a

percussion workshop, a birds of

prey display and for publicity costs.

NB They received £825 grant last

year for 2018 fair


HO-19-03 Holgate Holgate pre-School Application for funding for food and

prep for healthy eating classes at

early-learning preschool class.

These session would involve

healthy snacks and activities

improving the food provision of

Holgate preschool


people


HO-19-04 Holgate New Visuality Funding to run 10 weeks of

intergenerational art sessions for

all ages, to reduce social isolation

in the area and provide a social

and artistic opportunity


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HO-19-05 Holgate York RI Bowls To purchase a wide-wheeled

wheelchair for use of members of

the bowls club and members of the

wider public, to include them in this

sports, despite any disablities or

mobilities issues.


HO-19-06 Holgate Holgate Pre-School 1. First Aid Training to fulfil

OFSTED requirements; 2. Regular

outings for the kids to Westbank

Park, Holgate Windmill; 3. face

painter at summer annual picnic

and summer events; 4. Rugbytots

sessions for 13 weeks; 5. art and

craft materials.


people


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HO-19-07 Holgate The PCC of the Parish of St Pauls Holgate Funding for the Young at Heart

monthly club for the over 60s with

lunch and entertainment. Funding

will cover cost of entertainment,

raffle prizes and gifts, quiz prizes

and advertising


people


HO-19-08 Holgate Poppleton Road Out of School Club Funding towards the Summer 2019

programme of sports and activities


people


HO-19-09 Holgate Gala Signs Repair of noticeboard on Garfield

Terrace


Education and


HO-19-10 Holgate York RI Bowls Club Funding for the replacement of a

defective external CCTV system.


HO-19-23 Holgate York RI CIO Funding for 100 metres of roadway

from the car park to the rear

entrance to allow the schools Park

and Stride to operate in a safe

manner


HO-19-25 Holgate 1st Holgate Scout Group Funding for kayaking safety

equipment to enable to use 8

kayaks donated to the group


people


HO-19-26 Holgate Friends of West Bank Park Funding to commission Eboracum

security to lock the park gates

every evening from April 2020 to

March 2021


HO-19-27 Holgate Citizens Advice York Outreach service one day per

month at Space 217


Education and


HR-18-17 Hull Road Tang Hall Local History Group Funding towards continuing and

maintaining the archive




HR-18-18 Hull Road The PCC of St Hildas Church Funding towards the works to

install a pathway from the church

door to the memorial garden


HR-19-03 Hull Road Citizens Advice York Funding to continue the weekly

outreach service in the ward until

September 2019


HR-19-04 Hull Road Little Badgers Pre-School Funding towards the cost of a 20

place pre-school building to be

situated in the grounds of Badger

Hill Primary School


people


HR-19-05 Hull Road TCV Funding towards the Hull Road

Party in the Park in July '19 -

funding will cover costs of first aid,

publicity banners and photographer




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HR-19-06 Hull Road CYC Feasibility study for a pedestrian

crossing on Green Dykes Lane -

match funded with Fishergate ward


Education and


HR-19-07 Hull Road Badger Hill Residents Community Group Funding for the costs of hosting the

website and enhanced security for

two years


HR-19-16 Hull Road Murton Park Trip Widening opportunities for young

people

05/12/2019 05/12/2019 £409 Completed

HR-19-17 Hull Road TCV Funding to plant up an area of Hull

Road Park (fenceline Millfield

Avenue) with wildflower plugs


Education and


HR-19-19 Hull Road Citizens Advice York Funding to extend the monthly

outreach service from November

2019 to April 2020


HR-19-21 Hull Road Pint of Science York Funding towards a community

Science Ceilidh at the Pint of

Science ticket launch event on 30th

March 2020 at the National Stem

Learning Centre



12/02/2020 05/03/2020 £0 Declined by Ward Team

HW-19-01 Haxby and

Wigginton

Haxby Juniors Football Club Contibution to coaches being

trained and kit equipment

Improving health and wellbeing 26/06/2019 03/07/2019 £1,200 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


HW-19-02 Haxby and

Wigginton

Haxby Football Club Contibution towards the football

club pitch alterations


Education and


HW-19-03 Haxby and

Wigginton

Toolbox Drama Tool Box Drama has finished

delivering a 4 month pilot project in

Haxby and Wigginton, for adults

living with a range of learning

disabilities.

We intend to significantly develop

the provision over the next 12

months by -

- Increasing our social, health and

wellbeing opportunities

- Implementing ‘project work’ into

the sessions

- Managing our participant and

support worker capacity


isolation


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HW-19-04 Haxby and

Wigginton

Community Bees This project Health & Wellbeing &

laughter club WOW Community

Bees have been running health and

well-being sessions (for 5 months

in other areas of York) where

people can meet together and

socialise, including a weigh in (if

they want to) or go for a group

walks, do chair exercise, and dance

sessions. We will hold food tasting

session where people can pick up

recipes and share theirs with others

looking at eating our 5 a day within

our diet (this will not be a slimming

club or diet guidance) it is more

through laughter and support in

trying to eat and live healthier,

doing a little exercise and ensuring

that we are reducing loneliness and

isolation


isolation


Education and


HW-19-05 Haxby and

Wigginton

Wigginton Parish Council To improve our external security

lighting and to install sound

insulation

Promoting community cohesion 18/09/2019 18/09/2019 £731 Approved by Children’s,

Education and


HW-19-06 Haxby and

Wigginton

Haxby and Wigginton Youth and

Community Association

Organise a community wide event

during the term break which would

encourage young people, their

families, and the wider community

to come out to the Centre and have

fun. Offering an afternoon filled with

fun activities, games and crafts that

directly encourage a healthy

lifestyle, which is our provision wide

focus this year.


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Education and


HW-19-07 Haxby and

Wigginton

Haxby and Wigginton Luncheon Club To provide an opportunity for many

lonely people in Haxby and

Wigginton residents to share a

meal with others. Transport is

provided where necessary


isolation


Education and


HW-19-08 Haxby and

Wigginton

Parkinson UK, York Branch To provide art classes and art

equipment for residents with

Parkinson in Haxby and Wigginton.

To be displayed at West Offices.


isolation


Education and


HW-19-09 Haxby and

Wigginton

Wigginton Recreational Hall To install Sonata aurio sound

absorbing panels to the main hall


people


Education and


HW-19-10 Haxby and

Wigginton

Walking for Health Supporting Haxby residents with

walks in and York


isolation


Education and


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HW-19-11 Haxby and

Wigginton

YADDA York and District Dsylexia

Association. Expansion of Friday

nights sessions, Whole family

support for people with dsylexia


Education and


HW-19-12 Haxby and

Wigginton

Wigginton Sports Pavilion Contribution to Electic car charging

points. For the new Wigginton

Sports Pavilion


HW-19-13 Haxby and

Wigginton

Wigginton Parish Council To undertake as a one off (future

care to be discussed with

Wigginton PC and CYC) Open

space management of garden

areas, a snicket and removal of 3

dead trees


HW-19-14 Haxby and

Wigginton

The Southland Road Residents

Association

Installation of updated signage at

the entrance of Southlands, The

Avenue and Weston Terrace


HWT-19-01 Heworth Without Highways Signage on the bridge area near

community centre to deter horses


Education and


HWT-19-02 Heworth Without Highways Ward funding pot to install new

trees at various locations in the

ward


Education and


HWT-19-03 Heworth Without Christ Church senior friends Funding for a contribution to

transport for senior frineds, to

enable visits and days out


isolation


HWT-19-04 Heworth Without Heworth Cricket Club Contribution to wards new batting

cage to enable more junior

members to use the facilities


people


HWT-19-05 Heworth Without New Visuality Run a 10 week art session for older

people and help address the

isolation and loneliness, this will be

within the ward


isolation


HWT-19-07 Heworth Without Heworth Without Parish Council Grant to replace the worn out swing

in Stray Road play area


people


HWT-19-08 Heworth Without New Visuality Run 10 week art sessions for over

70's with teenagers as assistants to

the artist


MK-19-01 Micklegate City of York Council Widening of existing crossing point

on Campleshon and Bishopthorpe

Rd. Gully relocated and car parking

reduced


Education and


MK-19-03 Micklegate St Chads Greys Scout Group Contribution to the repair of the

Scout hut roof, which is leaking.

Time sensitive application.


Education and


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MK-19-07 Micklegate Planet South Bank Grant to purchase two 'HOTBINS'

which will increase the community

composting capacity




Education and


MK-19-08 Micklegate Gough and Kelly CCTV to be installed (updated) in

Dale Street due to ASB recently


Education and


MK-19-09 Micklegate City of York Council, Community

Enviroment Team

Stump grinder hire, to remove tree

at Cygnet Street housing estate.

This is for a community volunteer

day with the enviroment team -

Jennifer Lee


Education and


MK-19-10 Micklegate Southlands Methodist Church Contribute towards the community

garden, specifically for towards

Benches, Cycle Stands and Ground

Preparation


Education and


MK-19-11 Micklegate Friends of Rowntree Park Contribution toward setting up a

volunteer network. Including data

base and volunteers to increase

capacity and grow opportunities


Education and


MK-19-12 Micklegate Citzen Advice York Fund 12 months fortnightly CAB

outreach sessions at Cherry Street

Surgery


Education and


MK-19-13 Micklegate Planet South Bank Purchase two 'Hotbins' compost

bins for residents and customers to

use. This already happens but

increase in demand means they

need to increase size of bins


Education and


MK-19-14 Micklegate Gough and Kelly CCTV to be installed (updated) in

Dale Street. Second payment to

extend the lease


Education and


MK-19-15 Micklegate Door84 Commissioned by the ward. To

start a Youth Club to be based at

Scarcroft Green School. Weekly

sessions. 2 hours per week. Term

time only.

The main focus of the project would

always remain as youth

engagement and relationships

building with the young people with

ourselves, partners and the local

community.

We would aim to work alongside

partners to deliver extra activities

such as DJ’in through Upfaders

and Football and Multi Sports with

York City Foundation Club.


Education and


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OD-19-02 Osbaldwick &

Derwent

Holtby Parish Council New planters on the entrance to the

village to help with road safety and

create boundaries for speed



Derwent

Dunnington Playing Fields Association Spraying and maintenance of

playing fields due to wildlife

damage





Derwent

Dunnington Parish Council Contribution to repairs to the shed

on the undergate field allotments to

make it more secure



Derwent

Dunnington Parish Council Funding towards a crisp recycling

bin on intake Lane, a local

volunteerr will empty the bin, we

hope this willincrease young

peoples commitment to recycling.



Derwent

HEIP Improvements to concrete area at

Cherry Tree Court flats in

Dunnington, this will include

planters. Five residents will look

after the plants, weed the tubs and

ensure they are watered

Promoting community cohesion 24/05/2019 01/06/2019 £1,000 Completed


Derwent

Dunnington Parish Council Repair and improve a public

grassed area that has been

damaged by construction traffic



Derwent

Kexby Parish Council Grant For a noticeboard in the

village



Derwent

HEIP Create small garden area in the

bland unused concrete area

between two blocks at Cherry Tree

Court, to be looked after by

residents, Cllrs and Dunnington in

Bloom Volunteers




Education and



Derwent

Murton Parish Council Replace worn down Highway finger

posts with cast iron clearer ones



Derwent

Murton Parish Council Provide 3 street light embelishment

kits for Murton Garth



Derwent

Dunnington Methodist Church Grant to purchase projector for all

groups to use within the church





Derwent

Walking for Health Grant to continue the walks from

Dunnington and Holtby, led by

volunteers


Education and


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Derwent

Osbaldwick Parish Council Grant to Osbaldwick Parish Council

to improve surface for walkway to

School



Derwent

Friends of Dunnington Activity Park Grant to replace the top rope

assemblies on the typhoon rotary

swing


Education and



Derwent

Holtby Village Hall Replace the rotton kitchen floor and

also install new units


Education and



Derwent

Osbaldwick Parish Council Replace the condemned infant

swings in the play area.


people


Education and



Derwent

Kexby Parish Council Grant to provide a plaque to the

war memorial site in the village




Education and


RCW-19-01 Rawcliffe and

Clifton Without

York Inspirational Kids To arrange a summer and

Christmas party for disabled

children living in York


isolation



Clifton Without

York City Football Club Foundation To offer free and accessible park

kick about session within the

homestead park over the summer

holidays



Clifton Without

Clifton Parish Churches Towards resources for the young

people who attend the young

peoples groups AT Clifton Moor

Commmunity Church run by Clifton

Parish churches. These include

indoor and outdoor games and

additional comfortable seating


people



Clifton Without

Clifton Explore Library For Equipment to run the Summer

Reading challenge and the

workshops which run alongside it


people



Clifton Without

Rawcliffe Junior Football Club To Provide permenant pitch

surrounds for spectatiors. This will

provide advertising space to raise

funds for the club and also to

protect players by providing

spectatator stands


people



Clifton Without

Young at Heart To provide a coach trip for

members of young at Heart to

reduce loneliness and isolation


people



Clifton Without

Clifton Library To help celebrate 50 years of

opening by holding events for both

young and old in the community.


Education and


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Clifton Without

Clifton Moor Church and Community

(Team Turkey)

To provide a christmas lunch for

lonely and isolated members of the

ward


people


Education and



Clifton Without

The Elderberries To provide opportunities to thiose

residents in the ward living in

isolation the opportunity for a day

trip through paying for coach hire


people


Education and



Clifton Without

Tree Planting Purchase and planting of ten

cherry/equivalent tress


Education and


RW-18- 15 Rural West Skelton Village Hall Contribution towards a insulation

for a cavity wall to limit noise

towards residents.


Education and


RW-18-13 Rural West Askham Bryan PC Contribution towards a playarea at

Askham Bryan College. The £5,000

was towards the cost of purchasing

the land from Askham Bryan

College (ring fenced by previous

ward councillors) and agreed by

current cllrs.


people


Education and


RW-19-01 Rural West Poppleton History Society To support the cost of Poppleton

Historys Society free managazine


Education and


RW-19-03 Rural West Poppleton Bowls Club For maintanence of the grounds

and a new tank installation


isolation


Education and


RW-19-04 Rural West York Inspirational Kids Set up a fortnightly Saturday club

for children with disabilities, to be

run from Manor School.


people


Education and


RW-19-05 Rural West Poppleton Youth Club To support youth activities and

staffing for the Youth Club


people


Education and


RW-19-06 Rural West Poppleton Scout Club maintenance tasks, improvements

and new equipment (ie tents for the

beavers, outside lights, climbing

wall )


people


Education and


RW-19-07 Rural West St Marys Pre School Playgroup To provide Toys, Arts and crafts for

the young children attending the

playgroup


people


Education and


RW-19-08 Rural West Rufforth Village Insitute For lighting in the car park, which is

a concern for users of the social

club and institute


isolation


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RW-19-09 Rural West Friends of Poppleton Library To complete the internal decorating

of the library. This includes

decorating the back room, the toilet

area and the 8 skylights in the

main library. The flooring in the

toilet area badly needs replacing.

Also, we need to reline the car park

which has 1 disabled space and 2

others.


people


Education and


RW-19-10 Rural West Skelton PC Skelton Parish Council wishes to

repair the vehicular gate and add a

disabled friendly pedestrian gate at

the entrance of the playing field off

Brecksfield.


people


Education and


RW-19-20 Rural West Menfulness Contribution to social circuits, a

fitness class with a difference. The

difference is the social part, we

encourage men to talk, this is done

in a fun, supportive and none

judgemental way. To support men

and men’s mental health and to

reduce male suicide.


isolation


Education and


RW-19-21 Rural West Rufforth Methodist Church Contribution to support the

contiuted running of the Community

Post Office


isolation


Education and


ST-19-01 Strensall York City Football Club Foundation Application for funding for year-long

(48 wks) weekly youth club on

Fridays in Strensall.


people


Education and


ST-19-02 Strensall Strensall Library To run the Summer Reading

Challenge free to all children, which

asks them to read up to 6 books

over the summer and for which they

get prizes to encourage them to

keep reading


people


Education and


WE-18-18a Westfield City of York Council Pot of funding towards

maintenance of CYC trees in the

ward


Education and


WE-19-01 Westfield City of York Council Commisioning further vehicle

collecting metal, wood, plastic and

general waste visits for the ward


Education and


WE-19-02 Westfield York City Knights Foundation and York

City Football Club Foundation

Free access sports activities

provision for young people from the

area over the summer holidays

Improving the local environment 10/05/2019 23/05/2019 £1,200 Completed

WE-19-03 Westfield City of York Council Contribution towards play

equipment on the Chesneys Field

play area - springer


people


Education and


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WE-19-04 Westfield Acomb Explore Library Ward grant towards summer

reading challenge materials.


people


Education and


WE-19-05 Westfield New Visuality Building better world project with

local young people consolidating

their existing creative skills and

learning new skills via activities

involving fusion of innovative

technology and traditional skills.

The project will work directly with at

least 16 young participants who live

in the ward and who attended York

High or Westfield Primary.


people


WE-19-06 Westfield Foxwood Residents Assocation Ward grant towards planting 12

trees in Dickson Park and Herman

Walk/path leading to Lidl junction


WE-19-07 Westfield Gale Farm Court Residents Association Ward grant towards DVD projector

and projection screen for the Gale

Farm Court communal room.


people


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