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TEN communities across Powys are celebrating as they are among more than 100 in Wales sharing over £4 million of lottery grant money. Projects and organisations in Rhayader, Llanyre and Dolau are among the Powys recipients of money from the National Lottery Community Fund – they will each receive around £10,000. Meanwhile, a community shop project in Llangors, near Brecon, is to get almost £100,000, while nearly £40,000 will go to Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO) for their pilot programme to reduce homelessness in the county. Llangors Community Shop Ltd will use their £99,200 grant to establish a shop in the rural village nestled in the Brecon Beacons, which will help residents reduce the need to travel, decreasing isolation and improving the wellbeing of the older population and single parents.
Friends of Montgomery Play Park announced that Earth Wrights were selected as the company to develop the play park project for the town last month. Since then the group have been working closely with them to get plans ready to share with a wider community. The design of the park and the amount of space available in the new location, next to the football ground on the recreation field, will lend itself to a development which could be completed in a staged process depending on the level of funding achieved. Therefore, during April the Friends are inviting local involvement to help evaluate the proposal and prioritise aspects of the scheme that are deemed to be of most value and best serve the community.