Community Right to Bid
Funding
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Location
England, North West England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
The Community Right to Bid helps community groups buy important local buildings when they go up for sale. You can nominate assets like pubs, shops, libraries or football grounds as community assets. When these buildings are sold, your community group gets the chance to bid for them. This keeps valued local buildings in community use. The scheme is run by Liverpool City Council. There is no set funding amount as this is about the right to bid, not direct grants. You can apply at any time as there are no fixed deadlines.
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must be a community group
- Asset must be of community value
- Only applies when asset comes up for sale
This is for community groups who want to protect important local buildings from being lost. You need to be an organised community group, not an individual. It is specifically for groups in Liverpool and surrounding areas covered by Liverpool City Council.
Regions
No published award history for Liverpool City Council. Some funders do not publish their grants data.
Full details from Liverpool City Council
A programme that aims to keep valued community land and buildings such as local pubs, shops, libraries, or football grounds in community use in Liverpool. Community organisations can nominate assets of community value and have the right to bid when they come up for sale. The scheme helps protect important local assets from being lost to the community.
Contact Liverpool City Council to nominate an asset of community value. When the asset comes up for sale, you will be notified and can submit your bid. The council will provide guidance on the nomination and bidding process.
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