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Investment projects with scope: Place Based Investment Fund

Total budget £73,466

Loans Village Hall

Loans Village Hall Insulation and Carbon Footprint Reduction

No comments Loans Village Hall organisation Place Based Investment Fund

The project will reduce the carbon footprint of the Loans Village Hall, in turn reducing the utility bills and making the hall more profitable and self-sustainable. The environment and the community will benefit from this project.

Baking Real Bread to Earn the Dough to Fund Arts

Community Bakery Upgrade: Skills, Jobs & Baking to Fund Arts and Revitalise Ayr

No comments Narture CIC organisation Place Based Investment Fund

New bakery equipment to create local jobs, train skills, bake artisan bread and fund community arts, workshops and town centre regeneration.

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Duff St Kitchen

No comments Age Concern Girvan SCIO organisation Place Based Investment Fund

Age Concern Girvan (SCIO), is a local charity providing vital services to older people in Girvan. Our aim is to provide affordable, nutritious meals alongside welcoming social opportunities for people aged 55+ as well as anyone who may be isolated, vulnerable, or living on low incomes. Known locally as Duff Street Kitchen, we operate on Mondays and Fridays with the support of dedicated volunteers and people supported through Girvan Opportunities, providing a low-cost lunch in

GoGirvan Headquarters & Community Hub Refurbishment & Fitout

No comments GoGirvan Development Officer Place Based Investment Fund

We need our HQ to be attractive and welcoming, as an inspiration of what can be done to regenerate the main street, engaging the whole community in regeneration the town centre, restoring civic pride and creating opportunities for employment, volunteering and the community voices to be listened to.

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The Broadway Cinema Experience

No comments kylemacfarlane290435 Place Based Investment Fund

The Broadway is a case study in Place-Based Investment. The results of Prestwick’s place plan engagement report showed that ‘facilities and amenities’ and ‘identity and belonging’ were the two highest priorities. The Broadway project is aligned to both. The Visitor Experience is a direct answer to the need identified around local tourism opportunities ignored, celebration of local history and heritage, drop in space to accommodate small groups, and, most importantly, empty premises.