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November 2024 Funding Committed
Posted on 13 Jan 2025
The Board of Fife Environment Trust recently met to consider 15 large grant requests for funding.
Of the 15 applications submitted, the Board agreed to approve 12 projects including:
£37,306.50 to Valleyfield Community Club towards costs associated with the repair of the roof on their building and making it watertight.
£22,500 to Kettle Bowling Club towards costs associated with adding a disabled toilet facility to their current toilets and installation of a new economic boiler.
£29,926 to Oakley Community Centre Management Committee towards costs associated with the provision of a new updated, modern, age-appropriate play park.
£29,907 to Culross Stables Community Hub towards costs associated with the replacement of the roof on the building.
£20,250 to Homelands Trust for costs associated with the refurbishment of two fully accessible lodges to include wet room and bathroom alterations, installation of a new boiler and upgrading of the fire detector system.
In total, £397,367.80 was committed by the Trust for projects to improve public amenities.
