HomepageFundingFunding finderBIG Local BIG Local Helping people make their communities better places to live in, now and in the future Tweet Print Area:EnglandApplication deadline:26/11/2010 14:00:00 The Big Lottery Fund in England is investing up to £200 million in 150 urban and rural communities that have been overlooked for funding in the past. The funding is being invested as a charitable endowment with at least £1m allocated to each community to be spent over the next decade. An independent organisation called Local Trust has been set up to help local areas decide how to spend their allocations. See the locations of all the areas that have been chosen for investment: Local Trust will organise for a Big Local rep to help local people in each area pull together ideas for a plan to enable people to make their communities better places to live in, now and in the future. Local people will be helped to develop the skills and confidence they need to identify priorities that matter to them and to take action to change things for the better. For more information on Local Trust and Big Local going forwards, visit http://www.localtrust.org.uk Related Documents Big Local Questions and answers TagsThemesStronger communities
Area:EnglandApplication deadline:26/11/2010 14:00:00 The Big Lottery Fund in England is investing up to £200 million in 150 urban and rural communities that have been overlooked for funding in the past. The funding is being invested as a charitable endowment with at least £1m allocated to each community to be spent over the next decade. An independent organisation called Local Trust has been set up to help local areas decide how to spend their allocations. See the locations of all the areas that have been chosen for investment: Local Trust will organise for a Big Local rep to help local people in each area pull together ideas for a plan to enable people to make their communities better places to live in, now and in the future. Local people will be helped to develop the skills and confidence they need to identify priorities that matter to them and to take action to change things for the better. For more information on Local Trust and Big Local going forwards, visit http://www.localtrust.org.uk Related Documents Big Local Questions and answers TagsThemesStronger communities
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