The Kickstart Scheme provides funding to employers to create jobs for 16 to 24 year olds on Universal Credit.

Funding under Sport England's COVID-19 Together Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID-19 Tackling Inequalities Fund. This project lists its main activity as Sport participation and capacity building.

We are the national development agency for creativity and culture. By 2030 we want England to be a country in which the creativity of each of us is valued and given the chance to flourish and where everyone of us has access to a remarkable range of high quality cultural experiences. Between 2018 and 2022, we will invest £1.45 billion of public money from government to help deliver this vision.

The Green Recovery Challenge Fund is a short-term competitive fund to kick-start environmental renewal whilst creating and retaining a range of jobs. It is open to environmental charities and their partners to deliver projects in England.The aim of the fund is to support projects that are ready to deliver and focus on nature restoration, nature-based solutions and connecting people with nature, delivering against the goals of the Governments 25 Year Environment Plan (25YEP), whilst helping to sustain and build capacity in the sector.

The Green Recovery Challenge Fund is a short-term competitive fund to kick-start environmental renewal whilst creating and retaining a range of jobs. It is open to environmental charities and their partners to deliver projects in England.The aim of the fund is to support projects that are ready to deliver and focus on nature restoration, nature-based solutions and connecting people with nature, delivering against the goals of the Governments 25 Year Environment Plan (25YEP), whilst helping to sustain and build capacity in the sector.

This project will provide a paddleboarding programme to 100 inactive women and girls 16+ through 12 sessions between June and October.

The Canal & River Trust is the guardian of a remarkable historic network of waterways and related heritage assets and buildings as well as operating two national waterways museums. We also look after 75 reservoirs, which are among the most costly structures that we care for. We have a legal duty to ensure they are maintained to a high standard. Many of our assets are more than 200 years old and we need to ensure that they are kept open and accessible to the public, so that everyone can enjoy and benefit from them. Historically significant, our engineered treasure is much more than relics of a bygone age. It remains available for anyone to find by our canals and rivers. In a survey in 2011, 90% of the British public agreed that canals are an important part of the nation's heritage. Our work has restored and rejuvenated much of it, making it accessible to the public in the guise of welcome stations, education and community hubs and through our museums and archives. However, there is so much more of our waterway heritage to save from extinction, disrepair, decline and decay.

Funding under Sport England's COVID-19 Tackling Inequalities Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID-19 Tackling Inequalities Fund. This project lists its main activity as Sport participation and capacity building.

Funding under Sport England's Active Ageing Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Active Ageing Cheshire Canals. This project is a Multi-Skill Coaching project, with a focus on older beneficiaries.

The purpose of the funding is to deliver tree planting in England in 2020/21, contributing towards national efforts to increase tree planting across the UK to 30,000 hectares per year by 2025

Funding under Sport England's COVID-19 Tackling Inequalities Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID-19 Tackling Inequalities Fund. This project lists its main activity as Sport participation and capacity building.

The Canal & River Trust is the guardian of a remarkable historic network of waterways and related heritage assets and buildings as well as operating two national waterways museums. We also look after 75 reservoirs, which are among the most costly structures that we care for. We have a legal duty to ensure they are maintained to a high standard. Many of our assets are more than 200 years old and we need to ensure that they are kept open and accessible to the public, so that everyone can enjoy and benefit from them. Historically significant, our engineered treasure is much more than relics of a bygone age. It remains available for anyone to find by our canals and rivers. In a survey in 2011, 90% of the British public agreed that canals are an important part of the nation's heritage. Our work has restored and rejuvenated much of it, making it accessible to the public in the guise of welcome stations, education and community hubs and through our museums and archives. However, there is so much more of our waterway heritage to save from extinction, disrepair, decline and decay.

We are the national development agency for creativity and culture. We have set out our strategic vision in Lets Create that by 2030 we want England to be a country in which the creativity of each of us is valued and given the chance to flourish and where everyone of us has access to a remarkable range of high quality cultural experiences. We invest public money from Government and The National Lottery to help support the sector and to deliver this vision.

Partnership Grants for England (PG) is a payment mechanism enabling us to provide capital and revenue grants to third sector organisations for projects which protect and enhance the water environment

Funding under Sport England's Active Ageing Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Active Ageing Cheshire Canals. This project is a Multi-Skill Coaching project, with a focus on older beneficiaries.

Funding under Sport England's Active Ageing Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Active Ageing Cheshire Canals. This project is a Multi-Skill Coaching project, with a focus on older beneficiaries.

CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT; Environment and sustainability;

CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT; Environment and sustainability;

CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT; Environment and sustainability;

CYCLE CITY AMBITION GRANT; Environment and sustainability;

Funding under Sport England's National Programme - Market Development funding programme for a Revenue project titled Market development. This project lists its main activity as Sports development.

The grant consists of a core grant amounting to £800m (£39m p.a. plus inflation) and a conditional grant (£10m p.a.).

Funding under Sport England's Community Programme funding programme for a Capital project titled Tees White Water Course. This project lists its main activity as Canoeing.