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Nottinghamshire groups can get up to £1,000 for projects that cut waste and boost recycling

Community groups, schools and charities across Nottinghamshire have until 14 September to apply for grants supporting practical projects that reduce waste, reuse materials and improve recycling.

THE TEA · 2 September 2026

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New Sandwich community fund opens with grants of up to £5,000

A new legacy-backed fund is inviting charities, schools and community groups in Sandwich to apply for projects supporting health, connection, children and the local environment.

Sandwich · 1 Sep 2026
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Sheffield specialist school wins award for making sport work for every pupil

Lotus Academy has been recognised for inclusive physical activity ranging from mountain biking and boxing to swimming, ice skating and abseiling.

Sheffield · 28 Aug 2026
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Surplus tech is helping people stay connected across North West England

More than 1,500 surplus devices from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority have been donated to around 50 schools and charities since 2021.

North West England · 28 Aug 2026
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