04.09.20 The Haslingden 2040 Vision & Masterplan consultation is still ongoing. We have had 250 responses so far, but we would like to increase this to ensure everyone voice is being heard. Please can...
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Community Projects and Funding
Sep
4
2020
September 4, 2020 · in Businesses, Communities, Councils, Feasibility studies, News, Rossendale · by Martin Proffitt ·
Sep
29
2016
September 29, 2016 · in Businesses, Communities, Community Centre, Community Funding, Community groups, Councils, News · by Hazel Liu ·
Hulme Community Garden Centre are in a bit of a pickle, funding wise, this year. They are trying to raise £50,000 to shore up their core costs (all the boring stuff that no one...
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Sep
23
2016
Accrington & Rossendale College are into a new academic year and have loads of FANTASTIC courses for your clients Attached is the latest community prospectus for you to have a look at. If you would like to...
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Sep
1
2016
September 1, 2016 · in Businesses, Communities, Community Funding, Community groups, Councils, Fundraising, Lancashire, News · by Hazel Liu ·
Greater Manchester Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd is inviting communities across the region to bid for a slice of £200,000 to help build safer neighbourhoods. This is the second wave of...
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May
24
2016
Please find attached the flyer re: The Big Conversation event being held at Haslingden Community Link on the 7 June 2016 (6pm-8pm) and hosted by Lancashire County Council, Community Futures and the National Institute for...
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Mar
17
2016
March 17, 2016 · in Businesses, Communities, Community Centre, Community groups, Lancashire, Uncategorized · by Hazel Liu ·
East Lancashire Recovery College – Delivering courses and qualifications in well-being, self-development and condition management. All courses are open access therefore there are no referrals needed, people just phone up and apply – there...
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Apr
30
2015
Skint! is an interactive and engaging financial education tool for young people aged 16-to-26 years old. The Skint! book consists of two illustrated storylines that explore issues around money management such as attitudes towards money, consumerism, employability,...
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