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At Birch Play Park ECT contributed £50k towards the upgrade of the play equipment. This included a fantastic zip wire which some of the tour party enjoyed trying out! Local councillors joined us for the visit and then for sustaining coffee and cake at the local pub. #TheLCF ... See MoreSee Less
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Fingringhoe Nature Reserve was our next stop where a £40k grant has funded the upgrade of the visitor centre toilets. We were treated to a sandwich lunch and a tour of the site which took in some fantastic views across the estuary. #TheLCF ... See MoreSee Less




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At St Albright ECT has contributed towards two projects. Churchwarden Pamela had only been in post two days when the roof came off the war memorial lychgate. She approached ECT to fund its replacement and then applied again for a grant to help with roof and raingood repairs. Such a stunning building and a great project to be able to support. #TheLCF ... See MoreSee Less




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Next stop was Shrub End Sports Centre, run by Colchester United Community Foundation where ECT contributed £50k towards solar panels and EV charging stations to power the centre and its fleet of community vehicles. The centre provides sporting and other opportunities to over 10,000 people every week and is a hugely valuable community resource. #TheLCF ... See MoreSee Less




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My favourite day of the year for my working life…the annual tour of projects. This year we’re in Colchester and our first stop was Winsley’s House, which is the base for Community360 which delivers a range of community services for the people of Essex. ECT awarded £35k towards refurbishment works for this beautiful historic building. #thelcf ... See MoreSee Less


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Last stop was St George Park in Bristol, a huge open space with multiple attractions, including a lake, sports courts, skatepark and play area. ECT has contributed £55k towards phase one of the upgrade of the John Deasy Play Area. The Play in St George Project Team is still fundraising for phases two and three which will see the whole area redeveloped. #TheLCF ... See MoreSee Less




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