Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board Community Pot — Year 1 Overall Allocation (2026-2027)
Total Year 1 allocation of £25,000 (part of a £250,000 four-year Community Pot fund) split into £15,225 for capital projects and £9,775 for revenue projects, to support community organisations and CICs delivering activities/projects in Newton-le-Willows aligned with the Neighbourhood Board's priority interventions such as community cohesion, volunteering/social action, capacity building, local economy, health, green space, and arts/culture. Offered by Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board; awards $25K; applications due March 30, 2027.
Key Facts
- Funder
- Newton-le-Willows Neighbourhood Board
- Award amount
- $25K
- Deadline
- March 30, 2027
- Geography
- Newton-le-Willows, St Helens, United Kingdom
- Categories
- Community Development
- Status
- Open
About This Grant
Total Year 1 allocation of £25,000 (part of a £250,000 four-year Community Pot fund) split into £15,225 for capital projects and £9,775 for revenue projects, to support community organisations and CICs delivering activities/projects in Newton-le-Willows aligned with the Neighbourhood Board's priority interventions such as community cohesion, volunteering/social action, capacity building, local economy, health, green space, and arts/culture. Payment begins September 2026 with grants fully...
Full requirements and application instructions: official listing.
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