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We will deliver a number of social activity groups for older people in rural and coastal locations who are lonely and socially isolated, so they can meet new people and improve their quality of life.
We would like to put up an interpretation board by a well used footpath close to where hundreds of workhouse inmates lie in unmarked graves. This will help us think of our community and impact.
Let's use local food, music & stories to make our history relevant again! Local charity Tonic Health teams up with Spalding artist, Ryan Gilmartin & folk music duo Dipper Malkin (BBC,Netflix).
The Museum of Spalding Gentlemen's Society, needs architects plans for its future extension, replacing an eyesore in a conservation street and to enable it to bid to the lottery and other funders.
We managed to get a log cabin last year from donations and grants to run our Challenge Askefield craft session but it so popular we have outgrown it already. We need another log cabin!
We aim to restore and modernise our village church, making it a comfortable and welcoming space both for services and community activities.
Consolidation of a daily programme of grassroots community development work on artistic and cultural events that offer genuine opportunities to explore cultural differences and similarities
We are hoping to fence an area of a village playing field for dogs to play and run in securely and safely. We hope to include play equipment and dog agility equipment
Horncastle & District Tennis Club is crowdfunding to build padel courts. With planning approved for four courts, we’ll begin with two courts, expanding as funds allow.
The Imagination Club, by Project St Thomas and YMCA Lincolnshire, offers a creative, safe space for children aged 7–11 in Spalding.
Providing meals to local children during school summer holidays, ensuring support for those eligible for free school meals during term time.
Celebrate storytelling in Woodhall Spa with a 3-day festival in 2026, offering workshops, performances, story walks, and a school-produced souvenir zine for all ages in Jubilee Park.
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