Our funding

Designed and distributed the Better Braybrooke membership leaflet to all 2,500 households in the ward to enable a wider range of people to become involved in our activities.
Recruited 35 new members. All new members received a membership information package with a range of leaflets from local community groups and the council relating to environmental issues, maps of Alexandra Park and the ward, a free recipe book, and tulip bulbs recycled from Alexandra Park.
Bought IT equipment including a printer, laptop and digital camera and received the donation of a mobile phone.
Paid the annual insurance for the Pocket Park and items of IT equipment.
Had a new logo designed.
Produced a newsletter with local information to raise awareness of the group’s activities which was distributed via e-mail and by hand to members.
Held 8 meetings with up to 30 residents attending, with speakers including Neighbourhood Renewal and the Stop Smoking Service.
Attended the Area Management Conference in the town hall in order to work effectively with statutory agencies.
Designed a Better Braybrooke website to improve communications and paid for 5 years hosting.
Designed a calendar with photos of the local area and useful information about local services, which was distributed to all households in Braybrooke.
Undertaken around 500 hours of voluntary work including opening and locking the park, attending meetings and co-ordinating activities.



Our funding Thanks to funding from the Single Community Programme in 2005 - 2006 Better Braybrooke did the following: Designed and distributed the Better Braybrooke membership leaflet to all 2,500 households in the ward to enable a wider range of people to become involved in our activities. Recruited 35 new members. All new members received a membership information package with a range of leaflets from local community groups and the council relating to environmental issues, maps of Alexandra Park and the ward, a free recipe book, and tulip bulbs recycled from Alexandra Park. Bought IT equipment including a printer, laptop and digital camera and received the donation of a mobile phone. Paid the annual insurance for the Pocket Park and items of IT equipment. Had a new logo designed. Produced a newsletter with local information to raise awareness of the group’s activities which was distributed via e-mail and by hand to members. Held 8 meetings with up to 30 residents attending, with speakers including Neighbourhood Renewal and the Stop Smoking Service. Attended the Area Management Conference in the town hall in order to work effectively with statutory agencies. Designed a Better Braybrooke website to improve communications and paid for 5 years hosting. Designed a calendar with photos of the local area and useful information about local services, which was distributed to all households in Braybrooke. Undertaken around 500 hours of voluntary work including opening and locking the park, attending meetings and co-ordinating activities. HOME