More than £2.8m has been secured in Denbighshire for projects that range from supporting resident well-being to developing skills and employment.
The list contains nothing specifically for Llangollen with schemes supported being countywide.
Established
and new community organisations in Denbighshire submitted bids through the county council to the UK Community Renewal Fund and the successful
projects have been contacted by the team at Denbighshire to support these
organisations as they access the funding and deliver their projects.
Cllr Hugh
Evans OBE, Leader of Denbighshire County Council, said: “I would like to
congratulate all the community organisations who have been successful in their
funding from the UK Community Renewal Fund.
“Denbighshire
staff worked really hard to ensure that organisations working in Denbighshire
have been able to access these funds.
“The
successful projects will have an impact right across our communities from
supporting mothers and babies in need through to encouraging our young people
into careers in science, technology and manufacturing.
“The projects that have been submitted fit really well with the priorities of the Council and help to create a whole county and Council approach to well-being, community resilience and employment, with a clear emphasis on carbon reduction.”
The UK
Community Renewal Fund is part of the UK Government’s levelling up agenda and
has invested in 477 projects across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and
Wales.
Lowri Owain, Company Manager at Cadwyn Clwyd, which will receive £543,872 to develop a series of pilot projects and business innovation grants, said: “We have a joint project with Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council and one of the first pilot projects supported by the Community Renewal Fund will be the Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council project to re-purpose the historic market hall in Ruthin as an innovative market place which will focus on reducing food waste, well-being and enterprise.”
* For a list of
successful projects in Denbighshire visit www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-community-renewal-fund-successful-bids
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