Funding Fair for Parc y Scarlets stadium

The Delme Thomas Centre in the Llaneli Scarlets Stadium will be the host of the Carmarthenshire County Funding Fair on Wednesday February 22.
Representatives of over 50 funders, including RDP Sir Gar, Aggregates Levy, Children in Need, Lloyds TSB, WRU, will be on hand to discuss the various grants and support available in Carmarthenshire.
Workshops on Establishing Sustainable Organisational Structures and Community Managed Leisure Facilities - Asset Transfer Briefing Session are also being provided free of charge
The event has been organised by the Community Bureau in partnership with CAVs and Community Regeneration Officer Sally Doughton says “It will be a fantastic opportunity for all organisations in Carmarthenshire to find out about the support and funding available throughout the county. Businesses, those involved in the tourism industry, community voluntary groups and sports organisations can all benefit from attending”
Admission to the Fair is free and free transport will be available from designated pick up points.
To book your transport or for more details, visit www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/regenerationevent or call 01269 590216. Alternatively you are welcome to drop in on the day, 10.30am – 3.30pm.

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