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Bernard Sunley Foundation
Bernard Sunley Foundation
The Bernard Sunley Foundation funds charities in England and Wales. It supports work that improves quality of life for young people, older people, disabled people, and those who are disadvantaged. You can apply if your charity works with one or more of these groups.
Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme
Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme
This scheme funds energy-related projects that help people across England, Scotland, and Wales. Registered charities, Community Interest Companies, co-operative societies, and community benefit societies can apply. Your project must meet the scheme's priorities, though these are not listed in detail here.
Members Locality Budget
Hertfordshire County Council
Each Hertfordshire county councillor gets £5,000 per year to fund local projects in their area. The money supports projects that help social, economic or environmental wellbeing. You can use it for community events, crime prevention, health initiatives, and education projects. Your local councillor must approve your application before you submit it. The funding is available all year round with no set deadline. You can apply for any amount up to £5,000. Your organisation needs its own bank account to be eligible.
MK City Council Cultural Grants
Milton Keynes City Council
Milton Keynes City Council offers annual grants for organisations that meet the city's Creative and Cultural Strategy priorities. The funding supports organisational development or programme activity. You can use this money to match fund applications to other national and local funders. Invitations to apply are issued in February each year.
Cornwall Council Community Chest
Cornwall Council
The Community Chest gives small grants to not-for-profit groups in Cornwall. Each Cornwall Councillor has their own budget to fund projects in their local area. You can apply if your group is based in Cornwall and is not-for-profit.
Living Streets grant
Plymouth City Council
This grant helps Plymouth City Councillors fund highway improvements in their local areas. Councillors can direct money to fix roads, pavements, and other transport infrastructure problems. The funding supports local infrastructure projects that councillors identify as priorities in their wards.
City Change Fund
Plymouth City Council
The City Change Fund supports community projects in Plymouth through crowdfunding initiatives. The fund provides matched funding or support for crowdfunding campaigns. Projects must benefit local people in Plymouth.
Councillor community grants
Plymouth City Council
Plymouth City Council councillors each have an annual grant budget for local community projects. Not-for-profit groups and organisations in Plymouth can apply. The grants support initiatives that benefit local residents. No specific funding amounts or deadlines are listed for this programme.
Expression of interest: sandpit: AI supported research using UKRI social science data
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
This is an expression of interest for a two-day workshop on 23-24 June. The workshop will develop ideas for using AI in social science research with UKRI data. You must attend the full workshop to apply for future funding of up to £875,000. The workshop is in-person and runs for two days. After the workshop, you can apply for research funding. This is the first step in a two-stage process. You cannot apply for the main funding without attending the workshop.
Co'path & Cove Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
This pilot fund helps pay for education and training costs in Scotland. It also supports other projects that create job opportunities. Both individuals and organisations can apply. The fund covers training expenses and initiatives that lead to new jobs. No specific funding amounts are mentioned. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. The fund focuses on education sector activities. More details about eligibility and application process are not provided.
Film and TV Charity - Reel Impact
Film and TV Charity
The Reel Impact programme provides grants to Black and Global Majority individuals and organisations in the film and TV industry. The funding supports skills development, leadership growth and networking opportunities. The programme aims to build a more inclusive and anti-racist industry. It recognises and values the expertise of Black and Global Majority professionals. You can be an individual, organisation or partnership to apply. The programme operates in North West England. Funding amounts are not specified. There is no set deadline as applications are rolling.
British Gas - Energy for Tomorrow (with Crowdfunding)
British Gas
This fund helps grassroots sports clubs and community groups cut energy costs and reduce carbon emissions. It pays for energy-saving improvements to your club facilities or premises. You get matched funding, energy advice, and crowdfunding support. It is open to groups in England, Scotland, or Wales.
Kellogg's Breakfast Club Grants Programme
Kellogg's
Kellogg's offers £1,000 grants to school breakfast clubs in England. The money helps provide breakfast to children who need it most. Each grant is exactly £1,000. School breakfast clubs can apply for this funding. The programme runs on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You can apply at any time throughout the year. This is a partnership between Kellogg's and Forever Manchester. The grants support essential breakfast services in schools.
Funding for voluntary and community organisations
Newcastle City Council
Newcastle City Council offers funding to voluntary and community groups running projects and events for Newcastle residents. Your organisation must be based in Newcastle or serve people who live there. The funding helps groups deliver services and activities that benefit local people. No specific funding amounts or deadlines are listed for this programme.
Using the ‘Our Future Health’ data resource for research
Medical Research Council (MRC)
The Medical Research Council will pay data access costs for researchers using the Our Future Health database. This is a pilot scheme for researchers who already have MRC funding. You can get up to £1 million to cover data access fees. You must apply through the Our Future Health process first. The scheme runs on a rolling basis with no set deadline. This funding only covers the cost of accessing data, not other research expenses. You need existing MRC support to be eligible.
Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7: Deployment trials
Innovate UK
This is the 7th round of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition. It funds deployment trials for clean maritime technologies. You must work with other organisations to apply. Your organisation must lead a collaborative project to be eligible. The funding amount is not specified. There is no set deadline as applications are rolling. This competition is open across the UK. It focuses on testing and demonstrating clean technologies in the maritime sector.
Accelerating agri-tech manufacturing: experimental development
Innovate UK
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £8 million for projects to accelerate agri-tech manufacturing. This funding supports experimental development in agricultural technology manufacturing. The grant is available to businesses registered in the UK.
AgriScale: accelerating agri-tech manufacturing, industrial research
Innovate UK
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £5 million for agri-tech manufacturing projects. The funding helps close product technology gaps that prevent commercial acceptance and scale up. This is industrial research funding from Innovate UK. Projects must focus on agricultural technology manufacturing.
ESRC postdoctoral fellowships
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
ESRC postdoctoral fellowships help early career researchers develop their careers after completing a PhD. You can use the funding to develop publications, build networks, and improve your research and professional skills. You must hold the fellowship at a research organisation that is part of an ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership.
European Space Agency Open Call For Proposals: Proof-of-concept Studies and Pilot Projects
Innovate UK Business Connect
This is an always-open funding opportunity for UK businesses to develop space-enabled applications or services. You can apply for any industry, market or topic that uses space technology. UK applicants can receive up to 50% of their project costs. The call is managed by Innovate UK Business Connect and is always accepting applications.
Barrhill Greener Homes
Foundation Scotland
The Barrhill Greener Homes scheme helps residents make their homes more energy efficient. You can get funding to make your home warmer and cheaper to run. The scheme is only for people living in the Barrhill Community Council area in Scotland. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There is no set deadline as applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. You can use the money for home energy efficiency improvements. More details about eligibility and application process are not currently available.
Denny and District Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Denny and District Education and Training Fund supports people living in the Denny and District Community Council area. This area is in Falkirk local authority in Scotland. The fund helps with education and training costs. No specific funding amounts are mentioned. There are no set deadlines as applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. The eligibility criteria are not specified in the available information. You need to live in the Denny and District area to apply.
Kildrummy (Lumsden & Towie) Education & Training Fund
Foundation Scotland
This fund provides educational and training bursaries for residents in the Kildrummy area of Scotland. The money helps people improve their job prospects or start new careers. You can use the funding for education and training courses. The fund covers residents in Lumsden and Towie areas. No specific funding amounts are mentioned. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
Kildrummy Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
Foundation Scotland
The Kildrummy Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund supports charitable projects in three Scottish communities. You can apply if your project benefits residents of Kildrummy, Lumsden, or Towie/Glenkindie. These areas are all within the Donside Community Council area in Scotland. The fund focuses on charitable activities that help local people. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There is no set deadline, so you can apply at any time. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
Current listings exclude closed deadlines and duplicate pages. A missing deadline does not mean applications are open. Latest listing update: 3 October 2026.
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