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November 2021 Funding Committed
Posted on 07 Jan 2022
The Board of Fife Environment Trust recently met to consider 11 large grant requests for funding.
Of the 11 applications submitted, the Board agreed to approve 8 projects including:
£30,000 to Meedies Bike Club towards costs associated with improving Lochore Meadows Cycle Hub and White Wood Bike Park
£30,000 to Wormit and Newport Tennis Club towards costs associated with improving the tennis courts at Newport Tennis Club
£36,025 to Craigshannoch Play Park Group towards costs associated with upgrading the play park facilities at Craigshannoch Play Park
£48,500 to St Andrews Tennis Club towards costs associated with improving the toilet facilities for users of the Tennis Club and Kinburn Park
£12,009.06 to The Ecology Centre towards costs associated with improving their Winter Volunteering Programme
In total £303,842.60 was committed by the Trust for projects to improve public amenities.
