BA.189 Broad Sweep: Norfolk Improving the availability/quality of information on the £9,850 Reducing the Impacts Species distribution and status of Invasive Alien Species within and of Invasive Alien Initiative adjacent to Broads; by involving local communities, developing Species in the Broads (NNNSI) and launching a voluntary accreditation scheme for garden centres which agree not to sell invasive aquatic plants and share lessons and experience between Broad Sweep Project and the New Forest Non-native Plants Project (the latter is already the recipient of New Forest SDF support and has a similar focus). BA.190 Replacement of Norfolk Replacement of 12 of the Sailing Associations ageing fleet of £20,727 Topper Sailing Dinghy Schools Toppers (some over 20 years old). Used mainly for teaching Fleet Sailing 11-17 year olds. Association BA.191 Beccles Tourism The Promoting and enhancing tourism in Beccles. Signage and £6,000 Project Community interpretation relating to the Bell Tower part of the overall Forum project BA.192 Broad Depth Furniture Steve Bluck Assistance in setting up a furniture business using reclaimed £1,500 Designs timber piling from the Broads rivers BA.193 Electricity Generation Museum of the Grant towards the installation of PV panels £6,000 by Renewable Energy Broads BA.194 Time for Wildlife How Hill Trust Working with local schools with a range of practical sustainable £7000 environmental tasks (wildlife areas, hotels’, etc.) ‘bug BA.195 Journey on Future Projects Multimedia project focussing on Wherryman’s Way. (Building £9,500 Wherryman’s Way on the success of Your Broads, Your Future) BA.196 Green Energy project Hellesdon Ground source heat pump for new extension to St Mary’s £5,000 Church Church Extension BA.197 Electric engine for Wherry Yacht Grant towards cost of electric engine for pleasure wherry £3,200 wherry Norada Charter Norada Charitable Trust
BA.189 Broad Sweep: Reducing the Impacts of Invasive Alien Species in the Broads Norfolk Species Initiative (NNNSI) Improving the availability/quality of information on the distribution and status of Invasive Alien Species within and adjacent to Broads; by involving local communities, developing and launching a voluntary accreditation scheme for garden centres which agree not to sell invasive aquatic plants and share lessons and experience between Broad Sweep Project and the New Forest Non-native Plants Project (the latter is already the recipient of New Forest SDF support and has a similar focus). £9,850 BA.190 Replacement of Topper Sailing Dinghy Fleet Norfolk Schools Sailing Association Replacement of 12 of the Sailing Associations ageing fleet of Toppers (some over 20 years old). Used mainly for teaching 11-17 year olds. £20,727 BA.191 Beccles Tourism Project The Community Forum Promoting and enhancing tourism in Beccles. Signage and interpretation relating to the Bell Tower part of the overall project £6,000 BA.192 Broad Depth Furniture Designs Steve Bluck Assistance in setting up a furniture business using reclaimed timber piling from the Broads rivers £1,500 BA.193 Electricity Generation by Renewable Energy Museum of the Broads Grant towards the installation of PV panels £6,000 BA.194 Time for Wildlife How Hill Trust Working with local schools with a range of practical sustainable environmental tasks (wildlife areas, ‘bug hotels’, etc.) £7000 BA.195 Journey on Wherryman’s Way Future Projects Multimedia project focussing on Wherryman’s Way. (Building on the success of Your Broads, Your Future) £9,500 BA.196 Green Energy project Hellesdon Church Extension Ground source heat pump for new extension to St Mary’s Church £5,000 BA.197 Electric engine for wherry Norada Wherry Yacht Charter Charitable Trust Grant towards cost of electric engine for pleasure wherry Norada £3,200
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