Projects

A project to transfer seven playing fields and open spaces to St Enoder Parish Council, securing their long‑term community use and enabling future improvements led by local residents.

A range of new training equipment to increase the Club’s capacity to offer inclusive, high‑quality training sessions for all ages and abilities.

Development of a new ‘Educate and Enthuse’ initiative designed to help young people aged 11–25 engage with ocean conservation and mental health awareness in new and accessible ways.

A renewables study and new heritage network will guide sustainable upgrades at St Just Miners’ Chapel and support collaboration between local community and heritage organisations.

Funding will allow the club to purchase an additional set of junior oars to help make rowing more accessible for younger participants, older adults, and novice rowers who may find full‑sized oars too heavy.

Purchase and installation of essential equipment to upgrade the Foodbank’s Wi‑Fi network, ensuring it meets modern standards for speed, reliability and security.

A series of accessibility improvements at Golant Village Hall, helping the charity strengthen its long‑term sustainability and better serve the parish of St. Sampson.

Purchase of an additional competitive pilot gig boat to help attract and retain more members, especially in the junior category, and keep the gig rowing tradition strong in Coverack.

A feasibility study and business plan to help secure the future of Newquay Youth Centre.

Purchase of a grand piano to attract performing excellence to Cornwall and enable young Cornish performers to advance their own careers.

New adaptive boards, accessible wetsuits, and photography equipment to help AdSurf deliver more inclusive surf sessions and reduce barriers for participants and volunteers.

Refurbishment of the escalators and lifts at Wharfside Shopping Centre in Penzance to improve accessibility and enhance the overall experience for shoppers and visitors.

Energy efficiency improvements to strengthen financial sustainability and expand year-round access for children and the wider community.

A comprehensive feasibility study on the four largest and most complex sites being considered for devolution from Cornwall Council.

Upgrading the shop equipment to enable a broader range of food items to be stocked and improve financial sustainability.

Expanding rural skills training by consulting communities, identifying priorities, and creating a business plan to preserve traditional crafts and support sustainable livelihoods.

Hayle Surf Life Saving Club will purchase specialist boards to teach primary school children essential self-rescue skills for a variety of water-related situations.

A new pool table will facilitate the formation of both ladies’ and men’s league teams, as well as being available for use by the youth club.

Improving insulation and lighting at Praze-an-Beeble Institute to make the building more environmentally sustainable and helping to keep costs low for users.

Concept designs and engagement with local residents to shape plans to make the building more accessible, welcoming, and versatile.

Developing plans for a permanent, all-weather building to provide a versatile area that can be used year-round, ensuring comfort and safety in all seasons.

Upgrading the main hall lighting by replacing the existing fixtures with modern LED lights to make the hall brighter, more energy-efficient, and easier to maintain.

A project to accelerate the growth of Cornwall’s screen sector by investing in a portfolio of high-end TV and film projects produced or filmed in the region between 2025 and 2028.

An equity investment initiative to help ambitious early-stage businesses in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly overcome funding barriers and reach their next stage of growth.

A series of family-focused community ‘Activity Days’ to engage local residents, promote physical fitness and introduce people of all ages to gig rowing.

Growing the group’s capacity to care for public spaces by adding a new shed and a range of tools designed for all ages and abilities.

Installation of solar panels and battery storage to make the hall more sustainable and allow it to maintain a warm, comfortable environment for users throughout the year.

Widening the doorway to improve accessibility and enable more regular groups and activities, helping the building become a true community hub.

Purchasing two new cabins to replace ageing portacabins that have reached the end of their lifespan, ensuring the site remains safe, functional, and inclusive.

A project to develop detailed redevelopment plans to make the garden more accessible, usable, and biodiverse.

A series of improvements to make the building climate-secure and creating a welcoming space for the community.

Improving access by installing gateposts and a gate, removing the need to climb to enter the site.

This project will provide opportunities for people to connect with nature, learn about local species, and contribute to vital conservation efforts.

A project to assess the site’s current condition, usage patterns and maintenance needs while exploring opportunities for community-led development.

Upgrading the public toilets at Porthcothan Bay to make them more environmentally and financially sustainable, while improving the quality of amenities for both residents and visitors.

Modernising the playground by purchasing new play equipment to create a safer, more inclusive, and engaging space for children and families.

Purchase of a branded gazebo to help to raise awareness of the Club’s work and create more inclusive opportunities for people with learning disabilities.

Advancing plans for a vital extension by investing in an Architect, Project Management and Quantity Surveyor support.

Assessing current use and exploring future possibilities for this 6-acre site, aiming to transform it into a multi-use, inclusive green space.

St Pinnock Band will purchase a range of percussion instruments and establish a Musical Youth Club to extend music education to young people in South East Cornwall.

This project will enable the group to engage a qualified architect to refine designs and submit a formal planning application, bringing them closer to a permanent, fit-for-purpose base.

A project to purchase the Club’s original gig to increase training and racing capacity throughout the year.

Calstock Parish Council will commission a consultant to look at the viability of installing renewable energy sources on buildings and land that they own.

A feasibility study into the removal of the existing wooden parish hall and its replacement by either a modular building or an onsite construction.

Installation of a new village noticeboard to display up-to-date promotional materials and improve communication and outreach with residents.

Installation of solar PV systems across the seven-acre site to help reduce rising energy costs and support the long-term delivery of vital community services.

The purchase of a set of new oars for Gerrans Bay Rowing Club so the club can rotate equipment and carry out maintenance without suspending rowing.

Accelerating the plans for the restoration and reimagining of the Guildhall to RIBA Stage 4A including technical designs.