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Apply for the Co-op Local Community Fund
| Apply for the Co-op Local Community Fund
We support projects that help make communities fairer for everyone. You can apply if you’re a not-for profit group, wanting to fund a specific project that benefits your local community. If your funding application is successful, we’ll work with you for 12 months. The more members that shop with Co-op and choose to support your project, the more funding you will receive. To apply for funding, you need to send your application by 11 June 2023. Check if you can apply for funding The information in this section will help you to decide whether to apply for funding. We know that different people use different words for community work. For this application process, the ‘group’ or ‘cause’ means your organisation the ‘project’ is the activity or specific work that you are applying to fund Your project must also: take place in the UK or Isle of Man take place or still be running after November 2024 To apply, your group needs to be: Registered or based in the UK Groups that can apply include: Churches or Chapels that are excepted charities (that means they do not need to register with the Charities Commission) We cannot fund projects that: Support individuals |
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Keep Your Tools Safe!
We’re seeing an increase in thefts from vehicles and on some occasions tools worth thousands of pounds being stolen 👀
There are some simple steps you can take to help prevent yourself becoming a victim of tool theft 🛠
Here are some tips to help you:
- Avoid leaving your tools unattended in your vehicles overnight.
- Keep your vehicle locked at all times, and park in a secure, well-lit area whenever possible.
- Consider investing in additional security measures, such as steering wheel locks, alarm systems, or vehicle trackers to deter thieves.
- Mark your tools with a unique identifier, such as your name or postcode. You can also register your tools at: www.immobilise.com to help us identify owners of recovered stolen tools.
- Remember, if you see any suspicious activity, especially near you vehicle, report it to us as soon as possible.
We take tool theft very seriously, and we’re committed to doing everything we can to prevent it. However, we need your help too.
By following these simple steps, you can make it much harder for thieves to target your tools when they’re inside your vehicle.
For more crime prevention advice visit 👉 https://bit.ly/3HTso2v
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Whats On – Whittlesey Family & Child Zone
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Induction Day @ FDC
All Councillors especially those newly elected are invited to an induction day at Fenland Hall. Familiarization, with process, basic governance and officers support.
There will be no posts until this evening.
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Cambridgeshire: Millions of Pounds in Funding to Tackle Potholes
Additional funding worth £3.617 million and more resources is being ploughed into Cambridgeshre’s roads to help tackle repairs and potholes.
There has been a significant increase in potholes since the winter, with 10,000 potholes recorded as requiring repair despite 2,700 being fixed last week.
In comparison to this time last year, there were 5,000 potholes recorded and 1,200 being fixed a week.
See story @ Cambs Times
Nice Big Pot Hole St Marys Street Whittlesey.
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More Vandalism – Eastrea
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Here Is What FDC Is Responsible For…..
Remember there are vast numbers of ways to reports issues at FDC
Go to FDC Website https://www.fenland.gov.uk/report
or click on a link below
Report an issue that is affecting you
- Abandoned vehicle
- Anti-social behaviour
- Breach of planning rules (planning enforcement)
- Broken glass
- Change of address – Council Tax or Benefits
- Change of address – Garden Waste subscription
- Change of circumstances – Council Tax support or Housing Benefit claimants
- Death notification
- Dog fouling
- Fly-tipping
- Food problem
- Graffiti
- Housing problems (rented properties)
- Light problem
- Litter and Litter bins
- Lost or stray dog
- Missed bin
- Needles or syringes on public land
- Noise problem
- Other waste
- Parks or Open Spaces problem
- Smell problem
- Smoke problem
- Street furniture problem
- Street light fault
- Street that needs sweeping
- Unlicensed HMO (House of Muliple Occupancy)
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