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  • Coytrahen Watercourse

    Llangynwyd Lower Community Council had support from Reach, which made it possible to remove hazardous trees and restore access to the village path.

  • Cornelly Outdoor Gym

    The Cornelly outdoor gym is now open! With funding support from Reach, Cornelly Community Council brought this project to life for the local community.

  • Cefn Cribwr Football Club

    Thanks to funding from Reach, CCFC was able to widen the access road, improving access to the club for the community.

  • Pencoed Memorial Garden

    With help from Reach, Pencoed Town Council was able to give the memorial garden a much‑needed makeover for the community.

  • Pen-Y-Fai Village Green

    Newcastle Higher Community Council accessed a Reach grant to give the Pen‑y‑Fai village green a fantastic boost.

Introduction

Resilient Communities is a community development programme, with its aims to develop community strength, resilience, and sustainability within Bridgend’s Third Sector. Programme activities centre around community resilience to ensure future community project sustainability and growth.

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Resilient Communities Energy Efficiency Grant

The Resilient Communities Energy Efficiency Grant is funded by the UK Government’s Local Growth Fund. It is a grant funding programme specifically for community energy efficiency projects and continues the success of the Reach programme, with the aspiration of developing Bridgend’s communities into thriving places to live, visit and work.

“The Local Growth Fund will enable targeted investment that responds to local opportunities and challenges, maximises value for money, and contributes to a more resilient, sustainable and prosperous Welsh economy.”

How much can you apply for?

The Resilient Communities Energy Efficiency Grant is capital only and provides 100% of eligible project costs. The minimum available is £2,500 and the maximum £25,000 (including irrecoverable VAT).

The Resilient Communities Energy Efficiency Grant will be awarded on a first come first served basis, all forms must be completed and contain the relevant information.

Click here to find out more about the Resilient Communities Energy Efficiency Grant >

 

Current projects

  • Cornelly Community Council – Outdoor Gym

    In February 2024, Cornelly Community Council applied to the Community Feasibility Fund to support a community consultation and explore potential options for Cornelly Community Park. The Community Council hoped to utilise the existing green space to provide facilities aimed at young adults and teenagers to relieve instances of antisocial behaviour within the park. The objective […]
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  • Brackla Community Council

    Brackla Community Centre serves as a hub for the community and is accessed by a wide variety of groups, such as Brackla Choral Group, Brackla Seniors, sewing and craft groups, Youth Club, fitness groups and a local nursery. In 2024, Brackla Community Council were involved in the Bridgend Energy Efficiency Project – funded by Resilient […]
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  • Pencoed Town Council – Memorial Garden

    Pencoed Town Council is committed to enhancing public spaces that support wellbeing, inclusion and community connection. Recognising the potential of the small green space opposite the Council offices on Coychurch Road, the Town Council began work to develop the site into an accessible memorial garden, providing a peaceful place for reflection, remembrance and quiet enjoyment. […]
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  • Baobab Bach

    Baobab Bach works with communities to help reduce food waste and provide affordable food. They work with local organisations and volunteers to build and sustain community pantries with an aim to reduce food waste, provide quality, affordable food, and promote health and wellbeing. Baobab Bach has been developing two new growing projects in Bridgend at […]
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  • Llais y Goedwig

    Llais y Goedwig is proud to be the voice of community woodlands in Wales. They are a grassroots network that represents and supports community woodland groups and practitioners across Wales. Llais y Goedwig have been working in partnership with Bridgend County Borough Council to manage Bedford Park, which has around 18 hectares of green space […]
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  • Cefn Cribwr FC

    Cefn Cribwr FC was established in 1976, and since then has evolved from a modest village team into a prominent force in Welsh football. The Club has over 200 active players, and is committed to fostering local talent, engaging with the community, and promoting inclusivity and wellbeing. The Club’s committee recognised that the road entrance […]
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  • Mental Health Matters

    Mental Health Matters Wales is a charity organisation that provides vital mental health support services, such as advocacy, peer support and wellbeing activities for vulnerable groups in the local community. Recognising the importance of creating safe, welcoming environments, Mental Health Matters Wales applied for a Resilient Communities Capital Grant to support the refurbishment and enhancement […]
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  • Rest Bay Sports

    Rest Bay Sports is a football club that provides opportunities for local residents to participate in local organised outdoor physical activities. The Club has around 400 members, all of which require access to suitable facilities throughout the year. In 2024, the Reach team supported Rest Bay Sports in commissioning a feasibility study and sports development […]
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  • KPC Youth

    KPC Youth is a multi-activity centre for young people, operating in an area of high deprivation in Bridgend. The centre offers an affordable option for children and young people to access a range of physical, creative and social activities, with support and guidance available from youth workers and volunteers. The team at KPC identified the […]
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  • LLCC – Coytrahen Watercourse

    The wooded watercourse in Coytrahen is a popular area with ramblers, community members, families, and dog walkers, whilst attracting visitors to Coytrahen. The watercourse is an established green area of natural beauty, boasting its ash, oak, beech and sycamore trees, and its mature, well established habitat growth. The residents take pride in maintaining the watercourse […]
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  • Newcastle Higher Community Council – Pheasant Fields

    In March 2024, Newcastle Higher Community Council applied to the Community Feasibility Fund to support a community consultation and explore potential options for Pheasant Field in Pen-y-Fai, Bridgend. This green space is a vital recreational area that promotes community well-being and environmental sustainability. To deliver this project, the Reach Team partnered with Newcastle Higher Community […]
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  • Maesteg Cricket Club

    Maesteg Cricket Club is a well-established club in the heart of Maesteg. The Club has 12 active teams, and strives to nurture local talent, promote health and wellbeing, and engage with the community. The clubhouse was officially opened in 1996, and the men’s toilet facilities have remained largely unchanged since then. The committee recognised the […]
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  • The Mem – Nantymoel

    The Memorial Hall in Nantymoel is an important facility at the heart of the community, regularly used by a wide range of local groups, activities, and events. As a valuable community asset, ensuring the hall remains safe, functional, and energy efficient is essential for its long‑term sustainability. In 2024, the Resilient Communities team commissioned and […]
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  • Llangynwyd Rangers FC

    Llangynwyd Rangers FC is a well‑established and valued community football club, providing training, matches, and development opportunities for adults, boys and girls across the local area. As the club continues to grow, ensuring that its playing and training facilities are fit for purpose is vital to supporting its long‑term sustainability and the wellbeing of its […]
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  • Pencoed Bowls Club Action Plan

    The Reach team supported Pencoed Bowls Club with their desire to develop a sustainability action plan to secure the future of the organisation. Pencoed Bowls Club has been in existence for 60 years and currently has over 63 members, but the group would like to ensure the future of the club by expanding their activities […]
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  • Memorial Garden

    The Reach team worked with Pencoed Town Council to provide designs and accessibility improvement plans for a small garden opposite Salem Church, which is an area used by the local community for reflection and the placing of memorials. The small garden opposite Salem Chapel , Coychurch Road, Pencoed is a small garden containing seats and […]
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  • Island Farm Camp Heritage Plan

    The Hut 9 Preservation Group (H9PG) worked with the Reach team to develop a costed heritage plan for the Visitor Centre and wider site at Hut 9. The plan provides a framework for the group to develop its business plan and to evidence future funding bids. The history of Island Farm Prisoner of War (PoW) […]
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  • Ty Talwyn Play Park

    The Reach team assisted Pyle Community Council to undertake a residents’ consultation as part of a Community Asset Transfer of land to the rear of Ty Talwyn Avenue. In February 2023 Bridgend County Borough Council’s CAT Steering Group approved Pyle Community Council’s expression of interest in the Community Asset Transfer of land at Ty Talwyn […]
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  • Cornelly Community Park

    The Reach team supported Cornelly Community Council to undertake a community consultation and determine the requirements of the local community in relation to Cornelly Community Park. The Community Council would like to consider the installation of a skatepark and/or other features within Cornelly Community Park.  There are limited provisions for youth in the area of […]
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  • Pheasant Fields

    Newcastle Higher Community Council (NHCC) was granted a Community Asset transfer on the Pheasant Field in Pen Y Fai and as part of their aim to make the field more accessible and maximise its use, they approached the Reach team to assist with determining the feasibility of introducing the following: – Better accessibility to the […]
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  • Maesteg Town Council Action Plan

    Maesteg Town Council worked with the Reach Team and Grasshopper Communications to undertake an extensive consultation with local residents to outline local priorities and develop and action plan, providing a strategic direction for the Council over the next 5 – 10 years. Specialists, Grasshopper Communications, were commissioned by the Reach team to engage initially with […]
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  • Billys Gym and Wellness Centre CIC

    Billys Gym and Wellness Centre applied to the Community Feasibility Fund for assistance with preparing a visualisation for the development of a new gym facility in Maesteg, which will re-purpose a disused building in the area. Billys Gym and Wellness Centre is run as an established gym, with a paid membership having been in existence […]
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  • The MEM Feasibility Project

    The Nant-y-Moel Girls and Boys club (The MEM) worked with the Reach team to commission a consultant to undertake a feasibility study, investigate potential funding opportunities and provide professional advice regarding funding applications. The Boys & Girls Club are managing a busy hall daily, which involves having conversations with users and listening to their concerns […]
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  • Westward Community Centre Sustainability

    The trustees of Westward Community Centre in Cefn Glas, Bridgend, applied to the Community Feasibility Fund for assistance with a feasibility study for improved use and maintenance of the building. The building was built by the community in the 1950s and remains independently owned and run. Inevitably, it lacks modern systems of heating and insulation […]
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  • Parc Calon Lan Improvements

    The Reach team worked with the BCBC Economic Development Unit to commission a specialist consultant to undertake a feasibility study, to determine whether to install a sustainable well-being work hub and various improvements at Parc Calon Lan in the Garw Valley. Parc Calon Lan is under long term lease agreement between BCBC and Garw Valley […]
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  • Llangynwyd Rangers Community Project

    The Reach team worked with Llangynwyd Rangers to complete a feasibility report and masterplan to enhance community and sport provision at Llangynwyd Playing Fields, including improved playing, training and social facilities. The feasibility study provides a phased facilities development plan to build upon the recent investment from the Cymru Football Foundation to reconfigure and extend […]
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  • Family Contact Zone

    The Contact Zone worked with the Reach team to investigate the possibility of the organisation obtaining a premises, to undertake a financial assessment, to produce a five-year action plan and to undertake an assessment of comparable operations in other areas in relation to services offered. The Contact Zone provide supported family contact for children of […]
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  • Carnegie House Feasibility Study

    Bridgend Town Council were supported by the Reach team to appoint a specialist consultant to undertake a feasibility study to determine how to maximise the usage of the building for the benefit of the local community, including the provision of arts, culture and heritage activities. In 2013, Bridgend Town Council began planning to relocate its […]
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  • Rest Bay Sports Improvement Project

    The Reach team worked with Rest Bay Sports to commission a specialist consultant to undertake a detailed feasibility study for improvement of the pitches and changing facilities at Rest Bay in Porthcawl. Rest Bay Sports was founded in 2016 to manage the sports ground and pavilion in Rest Bay, Porthcawl. Rest Bay Sports Ltd have […]
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  • Renovations to St Cein’s Church

    St Cein’s Church in Llangeinor applied to the Community Feasibility Fund via the Reach team, for research and a study to consider the feasibility of opening to the public, including a building condition survey and accessibility audit. St Cein’s church is a  twelfth century church on a fifth century Celtic religious site.  The last significant […]
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  • BMX Bike Tracks Park

    Llynfi BMX approached the Reach team at BCBC, to apply for the Community Feasibility fund, for a study that would assist the Group in their consideration of a Community Asset Transfer of the former Coegnant Colliery Site, which has been abandoned for many years. Llynfi BMX Racing Club offers opportunities for children, young people and […]
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  • Cornelly Outreach Group Premises

    The Cornelly Outreach Group applied to Reach’s Community Feasibility Fund for a feasibility study to create a clear direction in the form of a 5-year strategy for the group, based on information from the committee, members and service users. Their top priority is securing a suitable premises from which to run their confidential Services. Cornelly […]
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  • Blaencaerau School Site

    The Noddfa Youth Development Project worked with the Reach team on a feasibility study to develop options for the usage of the site at Blaencaerau school in Maesteg. The Noddfa Community Project offers opportunities and services for the community to access provision for children, young people and adults through activities, projects, clubs, workshops, training, informal […]
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  • Bridgend Resilient Communities: Mapping and Research Survey

    Bridgend County Borough Council have enlisted specialists The Means to undertake a research and mapping exercise of Community Development and third Sector activities in the borough of Bridgend. The project will identify the charities, community groups, community & town councils, networks, third sector organisations and volunteer groups that are currently operating in Bridgend. This will […]
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  • Bryntirion Playing Fields

    The Reach team supported Laleston Community Council to draft an Action Plan that included the results of formal community consultation and design plans for Bryntirion playing fields. Laleston Community Council are in the process of undertaking a Community Asset Transfer of Bryntirion Playing fields.  They wish to develop it into a community-focussed facility, that will […]
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  • Arts Mapping

    Reach worked with Creative Lives Ltd to undertake a mapping and research exercise that highlighted local creative activities taking place around Bridgend. The project conducted research with a survey, facilitation of focus groups and one-to-one interviews; the results were collated and presented in a full report. A previous study from 2017 showed that at the […]
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  • Community Connections

    The Reach team previously refurbished Heol Y Cyw Community Hall to become a digital hub, which included high speed broadband, ICT infrastructure, a cinema screen and sound system.  At the same time BCBC and Cwmpas installed similar digital hardware in several other community centres.  The proposed idea of this project is to allow activity in […]
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  • Pencoed Playing Fields

    Pencoed RFC requested assistance with investigating the possibility of installing a ramp to enable individuals with reduced mobility to access the sports field, for both spectating and participating in rugby at Pencoed Playing Fields. The Reach team supported the club by commissioning an accessibility audit, which informed them of their options to develop more user-friendly […]
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  • Digital Inclusion

    Reach worked alongside members of the Bridgend Employability Network (BEN) to create a general approach to “access for all” digital training. The project aimed to address concerns that the move of all benefits onto digital platforms for  Universal Credit (UC) by 2028 will lead to some digitally excluded individuals losing access to their benefits. The […]
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  • Lads & Dads Business Feasibility Study

    Lads & Dads are a men’s well-being group helping to improve the wellbeing of their members, through walking sessions, facilitating talking groups and offering one on one support. The Reach team supported Lads and Dads CIC to develop a bespoke feasibility study. The study considered how much capacity the organisation has to generate funds by […]
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  • Bedford Park Volunteer Facilities

    The Reach team supported the development of Bedford Park working alongside the Climate Change team to provide a feasibility study for a new volunteer hub. Bedford Park is one of Bridgend County Borough Councils (BCBC) Local Nature Reserves. Llais Y Goedwig (the voice of community woodlands in Wales) has been managing the site for BCBC […]
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  • Maesteg Celtic Pavilion

    Reach supported Maesteg Celtic Sports Facilities Ltd with a feasibility study for the pavilion. Maesteg Celtic are in the process of undertaking a community asset transfer of Garth Park, including the existing pavilion. The pavilion has become run down over the last several years with well in excess of over £150k required to simply bring […]
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  • Tondu RFC – Pandy Park

    Tondu RFC are in the process of undertaking a Community Asset Transfer of Pandy Park, to incorporate the playing fields (rugby and football) together with parking areas, public open space and the changing pavilion. The Reach team supported Tondu RFC with a feasibility study, to explore the options for the park and pavilion. The feasibility […]
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  • Ogmore Valley All-Weather Pitch

    An opportunity arose for the Ogmore Valley Community Council to apply to the Cymru Football Foundation for a grant to fund the development of an all-weather pitch. Reach supported the Council to prepare plans, concept drawings and project specifications in preparation for the grant application. In 2019 a Reach-funded public consultation was undertaken with members […]
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  • Net Zero Village

    The community of South Cornelly have created a Community Interest Company (CIC) called South Cornelly Renewable Energy CIC, to enable them to achieve their ambition of creating a “Net Zero Village”. Reach supported the group with a feasibility study to build upon an earlier project developed in the village to enable them to create a […]
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  • Porthcawl Town Council & Community Hwb

    The Resilient Communities Team at Bridgend County Borough Council and Porthcawl Town Council are looking to establish and cost the need for a new community space for the town using funding from the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund. This project is part of the wider Porthcawl Regeneration process, and we anticipate that this new building […]
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  • Caedu Park Community Garden

    The Reach team supported Ogmore Valley Community Council (OVCC) to undertake a community consultation and subsequent professional landscape designs, to design a community wellness and memorial garden in Caedu Park, a former nursery site at Park Avenue, Ogmore Vale. This project is also supported under Bridgend CBC’s Community Asset Transfer (CAT) programme. OVCC’s aspirations to […]
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  • Coity Higher Community Centre

    The Reach team supported Coity Higher Community Council with a feasibility study to explore improvement options for Coity Higher & Litchard Cross Community Centre. Coity Higher Community Council (CHCC) are seeking an asset transfer of Coity Higher & Litchard Cross Community Centre. CHCC’s vision is to transform the community centre, make it sustainable and redefine […]
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  • Bridgend Energy Efficiency Project (BEEP)

    The Bridgend Energy Efficiency Project (BEEP) provided bespoke energy surveys for 40 community buildings and sports facilities across Bridgend Borough. The surveys show what changes and improvements can be made to the venue to improve energy efficiency. They provide relevant evidence to secure future capital grants to ensure environmental sustainability and a reduction in running […]
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  • Climate Change Risk Assessment

    Cwm Taf Morgannwg Public Services Board worked with the Reach team and climate adaptation experts to undertake a climate change risk assessment through engaging with partner organisations, businesses, community groups and citizens. This research identified the existing knowledge and evidence of risk to communities, businesses, organisations and services, determined what is already in place or […]
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  • Heol-y-Cyw Digital Hub

    The project is a pilot study that aims to bring broadband into Heol Y Cyw Welfare Hall and make it a digital hub for the community.  This hub will offer digital inclusion through providing training and innovative approaches to home schooling and home working. Turning our Welfare Hall into a digital hub is a unique […]
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  • Ynysawdre Elderly Residents Isolation Case Study

    The Ynysawdre Elderly Residents Association (Ynysawdre ERA) was formed to act as a voice for the elderly people living in the community.  Although the primary purpose of the group is to focus on local concerns, the Association is mindful of the wider issues which affect the elderly. The Association brings issues and concerns that affect […]
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  • Aberkenfig Community Hall

    The villages of Aberkenfig and Tondu currently have no community or wellbeing centre, with only a Parish Hall and community meeting room being present in Tondu. Both communities have a growing population, which will be further increased by the addition of 500 homes set to be constructed at the Pentre Felin development in Tondu, with […]
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  • Ogmore Washeries Options Appraisal

    As part of the post coal mining reclamation of the Ogmore Valley, the remediated Ogmore Washeries site was gifted as a green space to Ogmore Valley Community Council. In 2013 a feasibility study was undertaken to maximise the community use of that site. Since then Bridgend County Borough Council have undertaken a Landscape Character Assessment […]
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  • Sustainable Community Venues Support

    Reach officers identified the need for this project based on their work with voluntary groups managing community venues across the borough in the current RDP programme and in previous programmes. Groups and venues they support include community centres, sports pavilions, heritage venues etc. They all face similar issues and many require help with: Identifying a […]
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  • Garw Valley Community Action Plan

    The Garw Valley is a steep sided, narrow valley which has no through road to take visitors on to another location, therefore realistically it is not going to attract new housing developments and little industry to the valley. However it is a hidden gem, an area of natural beauty and there is a clear need […]
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  • Ogmore Valley 5 year Strategy and SMART Action Plan Plan

    The project will enable the Ogmore Valley Community Council (OVCC) to engage a consultant to carry out comprehensive consultation with the residents in the Ogmore Valley and stakeholders, to identify the needs and priorities for the valley. Using this information and considering local, regional and national plans and strategies, the consultant will work with the […]
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  • LEADER in South East Wales

    The LEADER programme has played an essential role in the continued growth, cohesion and prosperity of rural communities across Wales over the past decade, helping us to deliver national impact and achieve international objectives. The emphasis on locally led community development has been crucial to the sustained and progressive prosperity of our rural Welsh communities. […]
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  • Ogmore Heritage Trail and Heritage Hub

    Reach with the Ogmore Valley Local History Society, Nantymoel Boys and Girls Club and the Boys and Girls Clubs Wales, worked together to develop the Ogmore Heritage Trail and Heritage Hub project to ensure the history and heritage of the valley was preserved and showcased.  The aims of the project were to: Promote history and […]
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  • Bridgend Craft Collective

    In November 2016, a specialist in craft markets was appointed, to look at ways of developing the skilled crafts sector locally, and maximising the economic potential for high-quality, locally made crafts in the area. They also assessed the ways in which taking part in crafts can help to decrease social isolation and increase wellbeing in […]
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  • Development Plan for an all-weather sports facility in the Ogmore Valley

    A Sport Development Group made up of local sports groups and stakeholders in the Ogmore Valley, was set up to look at the potential for an all-weather pitch in the Valley. The group approached Reach for funding to commission a Feasibility Study into the most suitable site for a floodlit all-weather multi sports surface with […]
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  • Digital Shepherd

    Restoring, preserving and enhancing ecosystems is one of the biggest challenges we as a society face, and this is especially true in rural areas. Managed Conservation Grazing is one of the most effective mechanisms for addressing this challenge. The Digital Shepherd project has developed a digital resource that celebrates managed conservation grazing and educate people […]
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  • Bettws Community Strategy

    The Bettws Forum was set up with the aim to address local issues and improve the village of Bettws which is one of the most deprived wards in Bridgend. The Forum members are local residents and there are also representatives from the public, private and third sectors. The members of the Bettws Forum acting as […]
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  • Tondu Wesley Church Centre

    The Tondu Wesley Church Centre, a Methodist Church and Community Centre, is currently the only community venue in Tondu. Earlier development works have enabled it to act as a home to a range of organisations which provide community services and activities throughout weekdays, evenings and weekends including Home Educators, Brownies, Trinity Care and Support and […]
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  • Strategic Management of Natura 2000 Sites: Kenfig NNR

    Behaviour Change The partners commissioned a three year project to develop the sensitive and strategic management of the Kenfig National Nature Reserve site to reduce habitat loss and ensure that the ecosystem becomes more resilient to the pressures of the changing climate and increase in visitors. The project has a steering group of a range […]
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  • Bridgend Welsh Place Names Pocket Book

    The project proposal came in from Menter Bro Ogwr and Cwmni Dai working together on the idea of exploring the historic meaning of Welsh place names in Bridgend County Borough. As it was under 5k and they demonstrated previous experience in preparing such a resource, they were able to provide a value for money quotation […]
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  • Opportunities for Community Renewable Energy Schemes in Rural Bridgend

    Sustainable Wales, a third sector organisation, hosted a public lecture in early 2017 to begin mobilizing local stakeholders and communities to take action on renewable energy. A working group then came together in a stakeholder workshop with Reach support to look at practical actions that could be taken. As an outcome, the working group commissioned […]
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  • Nantymoel Boys & Girls Club and Community Centre

    Back in June 2013, the Berwyn Centre in Nantymoel was demolished as it was unsafe. Bridgend Council pledged an allocation of 200k from its capital programme towards providing alternative community facilities in Nantymoel. Local stakeholders worked together to appoint qualified persons to deliver detailed surveys, drawings and costings in support of a future refurbishment of […]
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  • Outdoor Physical Activity in Childcare

    Reach was approached by a collaboration of partners in the childcare and wellbeing sector who were looking to understand the opportunities to reduce the likelihood of childhood obesity when children reach school age. In March 2017, an independent expert, the Wellbeing Planner, conducted a series of interviews with parents and staff at 5 childcare settings. […]
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    Completed projects

  • Brackla Community Council

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  • Cornelly Community Council – Outdoor Gym

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  • Pencoed Town Council – Memorial Garden

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  • Baobab Bach

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  • Cefn Cribwr FC

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  • Llais y Goedwig

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  • Mental Health Matters

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  • Rest Bay Sports

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  • KPC Youth

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  • LLCC – Coytrahen Watercourse

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  • Maesteg Cricket Club

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  • Newcastle Higher Community Council – Pheasant Fields

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  • The Mem – Nantymoel

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  • Llangynwyd Rangers FC

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  • Photo of Heol Y Cyw Digital Hub artwork

    Heol-y-Cyw Digital Hub

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  • Ynysawdre Elderly Residents

    Ynysawdre Elderly Residents Isolation Case Study

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  • Exterior of Aberkenfig Hall

    Aberkenfig Community Hall

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  • Ogmore Washeries

    Ogmore Washeries Options Appraisal

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  • Sustainable Community Venues Support

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  • Overhead view of the Garw Valley

    Garw Valley Community Action Plan

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  • Ogmore Valley 5 year Strategy and SMART Action Plan Plan

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  • LEADER in South East Wales

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  • Ogmore Valley Heritage Trail artist impression

    Ogmore Heritage Trail and Heritage Hub

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  • Close up photo of craft table

    Bridgend Craft Collective

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  • Development Plan for an all-weather sports facility in the Ogmore Valley

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  • Group of sheep in a field

    Digital Shepherd

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  • Bettws Forum thumbnail

    Bettws Community Strategy

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  • Wesley Church Tondu

    Tondu Wesley Church Centre

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  • Photo of staff visiting a renewable energy farm

    Opportunities for Community Renewable Energy Schemes in Rural Bridgend

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  • Bridgend Welsh Place Names group of people

    Bridgend Welsh Place Names Pocket Book

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  • Overhead view of Kenfig Nature Reserve

    Strategic Management of Natura 2000 Sites: Kenfig NNR

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  • Nantymoel Boys & Girls Club and Community Centre

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  • Outdoor Physical Activity in Childcare

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