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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

Proposed Executive Decision:

Decision Maker:

Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and

Communities

Date of Decision:

13 November 2008

Decision Title:

Arts Activity Funding 2009/10

Decision Reference:

373

Report from:

Director of Recreation and Heritage

Contact name: Janet Mein

Tel: 01962 845468 Email: [email protected]

1. Summary

The following decisions, as amended, are proposed:

    1.1 That funding totalling £31,960 be awarded for the following Arts Activities:

Arts Activity 2009/10

   
     

Festival Activity

   

Romsey Beggars Fair

1000.00

1000.00

Hat Fair `Sheltered' Project

1000.00

1000.00

Yateley Community Learning `Rocked Out' Event

500.00

500.00

Newbury Spring Festival

1000.00

1000.00

Botley Music Festival

500.00

500.00

Barbados House Association Festival

2000.00

2000.00

Gosport Borough Council

5000.00

5000.00

 

Sub Total

11,000.00

Community

   

Farnborough Symphony Orchestra

500.00

500.00

Southern Orchestral Concert Society

800.00

800.00

St. Mary's Church, Alverstoke Recitals

200.00

500.00

Grayshott Concerts

1000.00

1000.00

Portsmouth District Composer's Alliance

200.00

200.00

Lymington Choral Society

600.00

600.00

The Havant Orchestras

1000.00

1000.00

     
 

Sub Total

4,600.00

Professional

   

CODA Music Trust

5000.00

5000.00

The Point

5000.00

5000.00

Hanger Farm

1000.00

1000.00

Music In Hospitals

0.00

0.00

Barbados House Association Programme

4360.00

4360.00

     
 

Sub Total

15,360.00

 

Arts Activity Total

30,960.00

Business Partnership 2009/10

   

Grayshott Concerts

500.00

500.00

Grayshott Concerts

500.00

500.00

     
 

Business Partnership Total

1,000.00

 

Grand Total

31,960.00

1.2 That henceforward the second round of grants be for events June - March rather than September - March.

1.3 That the criteria for applications be altered as follows:

    a) The 2-4-1 Business Partnership Scheme currently allows organisations to apply for up to 2 x £500 of match funding per financial year. We believe this should be changed to allow up to 3 applications per year to increase the impact and profile of the scheme.

    b) To alter the Arts Activity application form to take into account any Business Partnership applications rather than having a separate form, unless the application is after the event.

    c) That an application with an email signature be accepted as long as a hard copy reference with a signature is submitted by the deadline.

    d) That the current conditions form completed by organisations be amended to give clearer information for the payment of grants and greater weighting to the Publicity Conditions alongside the Financial Conditions.

    e) That any HCC organisations including schools be allowed to apply for Arts Activity and Business Partnership funding as long as the activity can be shown to be in addition to any curriculum work normally undertaken and delivers added value that the school or site could not otherwise deliver.

2. Reason for the decision

    2.1 To support small scale arts activities serving Hampshire people and to deliver the aims of the Corporate Strategy by maximising wellbeing, particularly for young people, through participation in high quality arts events and contributing to economic prosperity by employing local artists or generating income via ticket sales and so on.

3. Other options considered and rejected

    3.1 - making no awards

      - making increased awards.

      - making decreased awards.

4. Conflicts of interest

    4.1 Conflicts of interest declared by the decision maker:

          None

    4.2 Conflicts of interest declared by other Executive Members consulted:

      None

5. Dispensation granted by the Standards Committee

          None

6. Reason(s) for the matter being dealt with if urgent

      None

Statement from the Decision Maker:

Approved by:

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Date:

13 November 2008

Executive Member for Recreation, Heritage and Communities

Councillor Mrs. M Snaith