Newbold on Avon Community Partnership

Newbold on Avon Community Partnership

Established in 2013

Originally a partnership of the main

community organisations in Newbold

including:

o Newbold Rugby Club (who act as Treasurer)

o Newbold Chapel

o St Botolph’s Church and the Roundabout

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o Newbold Village Hall

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Constitution agreed in 2014 and first

AGM held in July 2014

Committee of 9 members

Meet at least 4 times a year

Usually at Newbold Chapel, Main Street,

Newbold


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Funded by a Service Level Agreement

from Rugby Borough Council, currently

£7,500 a year

Our funding supports a number of local

projects including:


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St Botolph’s new servery


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Newbold Cricket Club’s shower

replacement


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Newbold Chapel new flooring to enable a

community café


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Christmas Lights at Mill Green


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We were instrumental

in getting the new

Avon Mill play area

built thanks to

support from Rugby

Borough Council and

a successful bid to

SITA. It is really well

used and we have

received lots of

compliments on our

engagement work

with residents on the

Glebe.

Parkfield Road open space 2/3 hectares. A derelict area attracting lots of abuse, fly tipping etc.

RBC and NOACP worked together to secure £200,000 plus external funding to transform it.

RBC and volunteers, including Riverside Academy, laid out the perimeter, planting & ground clearance.


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Newbold Job Club every Wednesday from

1 – 3 pm


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In addition in 2017-18 we are aiming to support

An extended job club with a new coordinator and access to transport and more key skills on IT

Youth activities

Newbold Quarry

Litterpicks

Christmas lights switch on 2nd December


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Our next meetings in 2017 are

at 7pm at the Newbold Chapel, Main

Street, Newbold

Thursday 21 September

Wednesday 8 November

Facebook: @Newboldcommunity

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