Stratford-on-Avon approves £46,606 for seven climate and nature projects

Stratford-on-Avon. Seven climate grants. Representative illustration of a village hall in Warwickshire.

Stratford-on-Avon District Council has approved £46,606 in grants for seven local organisations through its Community Climate and Nature Fund. The council made the decision on 10th November and published it on 11th November.

Energy upgrades at community venues

Four community venues received funding for energy improvements. Lighthorne Heath Village Hall was allocated £7,000 to replace its electric heating with an air source heat pump, while Kineton Village Hall Association received approval for £3,764 towards two heat pumps. Clifford Chambers Social Club and Snitterfield Village Hall were each allocated £10,000 towards solar and battery systems.

Drainage and local climate work

Alcester Town Council was allocated £10,000 to survey and clear gullies and culverts. Stockton Football and Cricket Club received approval for £2,370 for pitch drainage, and £3,472 was approved towards a year of running costs for Net Zero Stratford. These figures are the amounts the council authorised.

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