Haydon Wick Conservatives. More Action Less Talk -Abbey Meads Est, Haydonleigh, Greenmeadow

Grants

Grants

Grass Roots

From July 2007, small groups and organisations in Swindon will be able to apply for up to £1,000 from Swindon Borough Council.

The categories are Community Festival, Environmental Sustainability and Discretionary grants.

For an application pack:

Please telephone Mark Feeny on 01793 466503, or 
email: mbfeenyGswindon.gov.uk or
write to: Mark Feeny, Community Services, Premier House, Station Road, Swindon, SN1 1TZ

Other Community Grants

Agenda 21

W &S Foundation

Co-op Grants

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