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Grant Applications Invited

By Ian Armitt (Parish Clerk) Wilmington Parish Council

Friday, 9 October 2026

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Wilmington Parish Council Contributor

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The Council sets aside a sum of money each to donate to good causes in the Parish as either a grant or a donation. The sum allocated by the Parish is part of the Annual Precept the Council collects from the electorate and is available for distribution from 1 April each year. The Council is governed by rules set out in the Local Government Act 1972 (Section 137) which states the money must be spent on purposes for the direct benefit of the Parish and be commensurate with the expenditure incurred

Any grant or donation should seek to align with the Parish Council Community Pillars of Community, Education, Heritage, Environment and Quality of Life

The Council operates the following criteria:

  • Only one application for a grant or donation in each financial year
  • A limit of E200.00 per organisation will be applied except for exceptional circumstances that are agreed by Council
  • The organisation must be non-profit making (and not an individual
  • Grants or donations are not made retrospectively
  • The organisation must be one that, in some way, benefits the local community

Any Organisation/Charity wishing to apply for a Grant should obtain an Application Form by e-mailing The Clerk to the Council on [email protected]

Applications will nect be considered at the Meetging of the Council to be held on Wednesday 4th November 2026 and should reach the Clerk no later than Wednesday 28th October 2026

Contact Information

Ian Armitt (Parish Clerk)

  • 01322 221149

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