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Ware Town Council is working on a Neighbourhood Plan for Ware and has set up a Steering Group made up of Town Councillors and members of the local community. You can find out more about our work by visiting our Neighbourhood Plan page.
Funding available from East Herts Council
East Herts District Council has a new funding pot called Small Community Grants www.eastherts.gov.uk/grants which will provide revenue grants to charities, voluntary groups and clubs delivering services/activities that benefit local people. The first funding round closes 16 May 2013 with other closing dates set for 31 July and 15 November – subject to monies still being available.
Eligible costs are: general running expenses, which could include hire costs, insurance, utilities, refreshments and event organisation (day trips, annual summer picnics, Christmas parties, talks, and exhibits). Applicants may only apply once in the financial year. The maximum grant available is up to £500.
East Herts Council is also pleased to announce that it has provided funding to support groups that are seeking out alternative funding sources. The Council will pay for a free subscription to Localgiving.com, a not-for-profit fundraising website - Online Giving Campaign
Office Suites to Let at Ware PrioryA spacious office suite of 67.5 sqm (727 sq ft) available to let in this historic buildingSuperb panelled office suite of 13.75sqm (418sq ft) availableFor further information please contact Withers Thomas on 01920 469211 http://www.withersthomas.co.uk/
WARE PRIORY 100 CLUBThe Priory 100 Club was set up to help raise funds for the ongoing upkeep and maintenance of Ware Priory.Subscripions are £12.00 per year.Draws for prizes of £10 and £25 are held monthly with an additional prize of £100 in December.
For further information please phone 01920 460316 or email info@waretowncouncil.gov.uk
Olympic Torch in Ware on Carnival Day!
Saturday 7 July saw the Olympic Torch Relay come to Ware. Crowds of around 20,000 people lined the streets to welcome the torch and to cheer on the torchbearers, Sherry Zhou, Chloe Halfhide, Avelino Lorente, Sally Glossop and Bill Goode. Town Mayor Phyllis Ballam hosted a reception for torchbearers at Ware Priory.
The Torch Relay was followed by Ware Carnival Parade, the Boat Parade and the Town Fair. Despite the rain, it was a brilliant turnout with colourful floats and boats, great arena acts and stalls raising money for local organisations and our three carnival charities, Oasis, Friends of Ware Lido and Dickensian Evening.
Thanks to all volunteers and staff involved in making this such a successful day for the town.
BBC coverage of the torch going through Ware.
Photos of torch relay - Wareonline
Photos of carnival - Wareonline
Photos of torch relay - Hertfordshire Mercury
Photos of carnival - Hertfordshire Mercury
For further information please contact: Ware Town Council Tel: 01920 460316
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