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Kingsley Community Mobility Ramp

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Kingsley Community Mobility Ramp

Kingsley Community Mobility Ramp

Kingsley Parish Council By Kingsley Parish Council

A new all weather access mobility ramp to provide a more direct and safe route between the Co Op car park off Hollow Lane and the Community Centre on Smithy Lane.

Kingsley Fundraising stage

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Kingsley Parish Council has agreed to facilitate the installation of an all-access mobility path at the heart of the community. The path will be of solid construction, and there will be additional planting, seating, and wildlife habitats. The Council has been offered in principle to take a lease on the land. We are currently waiting for the lease to be drawn up and formally agreed. No funds will be transferred to the project until this has been completed. This project will convert an underused public space from a grassed area with an overgrown hedge, to a welcoming gateway with improved appearance and opportunities for residents to interact. The pathway will ensure easy access to and from the Community Centre for all users. This should encourage people of all ages to enjoy the benefits of the facility as well as improving access to the Co Op and Hollow Lane for residents travelling on foot from Smithy Lane and surrounding roads.

What we'll deliver:

  • To engage local residents in the planning and development of the accessible pathway.
  • Improve planting, giving consideration to nearby bird boxes and wildlife habitats.
  • Install a new bench.

Why it's a great idea:

This project will benefit all of our residents and visitors alike, in particular those with mobility challenges, to enter and exit the Community Centre safely. Whilst there is a pathway near to the school, it often becomes muddy and a hazard to all users. All works will be undertaken in keeping with a sense of place, and where possible we will use local contractors. The project will help the community by improving access and well-being, encouraging residents to move more easily around the village; increase opportunities for engagement in activities and social inclusion. With additional planting, and improvements to wildlife habitats, the project will provide opportunities to learn about nature; and an opportunity for residents to gather on a new 'talking bench' which will aim to combat loneliness by creating a safe space for conversations to happen.

Steps to get it done:

  • Excavating the bed for the ramp.
  • Installing the supporting wall and laying the tarmac.
  • Planting.
  • Installing the bench,

Location Kingsley

About the space

Custom Location

Council

Cheshire West and Chester Council

How will the money be spent?Total £11,558

Ramp - £9,245 (80%)
Bench - £800 (7%)
Planting - £700 (6%)
Other - £813 (7%)

Costs Breakdown

This shows how money raised for the project will be spent. These costs have been confirmed by the project's Delivery Manager and verified.

80%
Ramp
£9,245
7%
Bench
£800
6%
Planting
£700
7%
Other Read More
£813
  • Spacehive fees
    £537
  • Transaction fees
    £168
  • VAT
    £107

Overfunding

This project is enabled for overfunding. If the project hits its funding goal before the end of the campaign period, any extra funds raised will be spent (in order of priority) on:

  • More planting.
  • More wildlife habitats such as a bug hotel.

Total £11,558

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