Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

Councillor Ward Funding

Small, flexible grants for local initiatives within a Kingston ward, awarded on the recommendation of local councillors. Each councillor can allocate up to £2,000 a year in total; in Surbiton the Neighbourhood Committee pools the budget, so larger amounts may be possible. Projects should help communities help themselves and improve the ward's social, economic or environmental wellbeing.

Apply on the funder’s site

You could get: Up to £2,000; no fixed round
Deadline: Rolling; apply any time
Effort: Light; short form, little evidence needed

Who can apply

Voluntary and community groups with a local initiative benefiting a ward in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
Each councillor allocates up to £2,000 in total each year in Kingston and North Kingston, New and Old Malden, and South of the Borough; in Surbiton the Neighbourhood Committee pools the budget and allocations are reported to it for approval
The page does not set further eligibility rules

What it funds

Local initiatives within a ward that enhance the social, economic or environmental well being of the ward community and residents' quality of life

Ideally projects that enable communities to help themselves and lead on delivering local solutions.

How to apply

Contact your ward councillor and tell them about your project

in Surbiton, allocations also go to the Neighbourhood Committee for consideration and approval

for advice email grants@kingston.gov.uk

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