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South Norfolk community groups can apply for up to £10,000 to improve local greenspaces

A fresh round of South Norfolk Council’s Nature Conservation Fund is offering grants for community-led projects that help wildlife, climate resilience and access to greener places.

THE TEA · 1 September 2026

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Street trees and campaigners in Sheffield
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Sheffield tree campaign is directing new street planting towards neighbourhoods with less canopy

Sheffield tree campaigners are using community funds and sponsorship routes to support new street trees, including proposed planting in lower-tree-equity areas such as Spital Hill, Low Edges and Jordanthorpe.

Sheffield · 28 Aug 2026
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South Norfolk communities can get up to £10,000 to create greener local spaces

A new Nature Conservation Fund is offering schools, charities, community groups and parish councils grants of up to £10,000 for local biodiversity projects.

South Norfolk · 28 Aug 2026
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