Civic Pride Awards - Barnes

Find out about Civic Pride Fund grants awarded in Barnes.

Grants awarded

Group	Total	Date	Details
St Michaels and All Angels (Charity registration number: 1133927)	£3,109	April 2023	The organisation received funding towards a community event to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.
St Mary's Church, Barnes (Charity registration number: 1134840)	£1,170	April 2023	The organisation received funding towards a community event to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.
FiSH Neighbourhood Care (Charity registration number: 1147516)	£750	April 2023	The organisation received funding towards an event for elderly clients to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.
Combination Dance (Charity registration number: 1123954)	£4,959	August 2020	The organisation received funding dance workshops in schools and a dance walk on the theme of climate change.
West London River Group	£5,000	June 2019	The organisation received funding towards the installation of trees, bird and bat boxes along the wooded towpath alongside the Thames and Leg of Mutton Pond.
Dance West (Charity registration number: 117424)	£4,990	March 2019	The organisation received funding to run 40, one hour dance sessions for older people. These will be held at Age UK day centres in Whitton and Barnes (20 sessions in each location) and 20 people can take part in each session.
Combination Dance  (Charity registration number: 1123954)	£4,975	November 2018	The organisation funding towards the development of a locally inspired dance, sport and history project linked to the centenary of British Suffrage and WWI.
West London River Group	£5,000	March 2018	The organisation received funding to install two or more new seats and bases along the Towpath on the London Borough of Richmond side of the River Thames.
Barn Elms Sports Trust (Charity registration number: 1135370)	£2,500	December 2017	The organisation received funding towards the installation of fencing around their athletics track at the London Marathon Pavilion in Queen Elizabeth’s Walk.  The meshed one metre high fence will replace a 20 year old railing and make the track look presentable. Fencing will also enclose the track to make it more user friendly for Schools and athletics user groups as well as deterring geese from entering the area.
Barnes Community Association (Charity registration number: 1156379)	£4,500	June 2017	The organisation received funding towards the purchase of five signs to be located at the two stations, the river, a location in Upper Barnes and at the Wetlands Centre.   When you arrive at Barnes Station there is no clear signage as to how to get to the village/attractions and many visitors get lost.  These signs will bring more people into Barnes.

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