Borough of Broxbourne Council
Borough of Broxbourne Council support for local not-for-profit organisations working for a 'local good cause' benefiting Broxbourne residents, made up of three subsidy types — non-domestic rate (business rates) relief, facility hire subsidies, and notional rental discounts for tenants of council property — plus separate cash grants of up to £500 funded by the Broxbourne Lottery Scheme. Not open to individuals or commercial businesses.
Amount
Up to £500 (cash grants via the Broxbourne Lottery Scheme); NDR relief, facility subsidy and notional rental discounts also available, not published as fixed figures
Deadline
Rolling / no fixed deadline
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You can also do this yourself for free via the official sourceApplications open in October 2026 via Borough of Broxbourne Council's Community Grant Scheme page; contact grants@broxbourne.gov.uk.
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Broadland District Council
Broadland District Council's councillor-led grant scheme funding substantial community initiatives that enhance local facilities or improve residents' quality of life, with grants of £1,000 to £15,000 from a £50,000 annual fund. Local district councillors propose applications on behalf of community groups, which are then reviewed by a Community Grant Scheme panel.
Mid Sussex District Council
Mid Sussex District Council's Community Grant Scheme, offering up to £5,000 per application to local community groups whose projects directly benefit Mid Sussex residents and address at least one council priority area — community safety, health and wellbeing, community development, or resilient communities. Since 2015 the council has awarded almost £900,000 to community projects across the district through this scheme.
Last verified: 19 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.