Use the below search options at the bottom of the page to find information regarding recent decisions that have been taken by the council’s decision making bodies.
This report sets out applications recommended for approval for the Green Business Grant Scheme and seeks confirmation for the grant award.
Decision Maker: Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Otterpool Park and Planning Policy
Decision published: 19/04/2023
Effective from: 27/04/2023
Decision:
DECISION:
1. To receive and note report C/22/112.
2. To approve the recommended grant applications to the Green Business Grant Scheme as summarised this report.
Lead officer: Jade Smyth
Bayle in Bloom
Buying, planting, watering and maintaining lamp post baskets, window boxes
and our Parade Garden to provide a wonderful floral display.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for Folkestone Central (3)
Decision published: 12/04/2023
Effective from: 12/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £850.00 to the above project.
Reason for decision:
A wonderful green project encouraging positive community investment
with the shared maintenance of the flowering baskets. A colourful
addition to Folkestone's historic centre and a much needed boost for
the environment and for our bees and insects.
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud
Folkestone Bandstand “Stand by your Bands” and Summer Concert Bands -
Saturdays and Sundays June to September 2022 –
The provision of 37 bands/groups to play on the bandstand – 19 bands on
Saturdays; 19 on Sundays. 11 of these in collaboration with the Chambers
Café/Bar in Cheriton Place and 26 organised by Folkestone Festivals.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for Folkestone Central (3)
Decision published: 12/04/2023
Effective from: 12/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £1250.00 to the above project.
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud
Monday Music at Holy Trinity Folkestone -
Monday Music is a one hour physical, mental and spiritual workout
through singing kick starting the week for and helping physical and
mental well being.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for Sandgate and West Folkestone (1)
Decision published: 12/04/2023
Effective from: 12/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £593.00 to the above project.
Reason for decision:
To support the physical and mental wellbeing of residents.
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud
Transportation Costs for Drama
Training for Local Theatre Makers
FPAC currently offers free training for theatre makers in southeast to make it accessible
to all. We also want to offer those who need it, transportation costs.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for Folkestone Central (2)
Decision published: 06/04/2023
Effective from: 06/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £158.79 to the above project.
Reason for decision:
To support community participation and skills development
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud
Folkestone Bandstand “Stand by your Bands” and Summer Concert Bands -
Saturdays and Sundays June to September 2022
The provision of 37 bands/groups to play on the bandstand – 19 bands on
Saturdays; 19 on Sundays. 11 of these in collaboration with the Chambers
Café/Bar in Cheriton Place and 26 organised by Folkestone Festivals.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for Folkestone Central (1)
Decision published: 06/04/2023
Effective from: 06/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £2014 to the above project.
Reason for decision:
To support tourism in the district
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud
Charivari Day 2023
The grant will be spent on purchase of materials to make carnival
costumes with children and young people from across the district.
Decision Maker: Ward Member for North Downs East (2)
Decision published: 06/04/2023
Effective from: 06/04/2023
Decision:
To provide funding of £410.00 to the above project.
Reason for decision:
This event is now 26 years old and has continued to attract participation from both schools and members of the public since 1997. It is a significant community event for Folkestone and brings together participants and spectators from many backgrounds and walks of life. Because of Covid we have not been able to have a carnival parade for two years and we know that it has been missed greatly by the community. The route from the Fishmarket to The Leas Bandstand is lined with thousands of spectators who come along to enjoy this free event and to enjoy watching the
parade.
Lead officer: Amandeep Khroud