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Lincluden House building was a derelict former residential care centre, owned by Dumfries & Galloway Council. The gradually deteriorating building was identified ...
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Humans are carrying an increasing number of small wireless devices such as mobile phones, MP3 players, sensors and PDAs that have the ...
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The City Academy aims to improve the skills of local people through a wide range of training opportunities. One of the EU-funded ...
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The EU contributed to the refurbishment of the John Rylands University library. The refurbishment includes the extensive cleaning of the stonework of ...
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Shaun, a volunteer Peer Mentor for the REACH project at Lincolnshire Action Trust, has turned his life around. Having completed his order, ...
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The Tick Tock Partnership works with employers in the South East to recruit and retain older workers, improve older people’s control ...
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7 ½ John Wood Street is a Regeneration Centre providing services throughout the Port Glasgow area. The centre's heritage project is supported by the ...
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Learn To Integrate
This project addresses the major barrier hindering the integration of refuges into the workforce and asylum seekers into the wider society by ...
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The Children Scrapstore project recycles safe but unwanted materials from local businesses for use in creative play projects for children. The shop ...
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West Fife Enterprise was set up in the 1980s to help overcome financial and social exclusion barriers for those affected by the ...
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The 040 initiative examined ways of helping communities providing required services that allowed the mobilisation of older people to help other elderly people (...
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The Eco-Hub project has transformed a former stable block in a deprived area in Southend-on-Sea into a multi-purpose eco-hub for disadvantaged but ...
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The £10million Heart of Hawick project was designed to contribute to the social, cultural and economic regeneration of the town of Hawick ...
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Inclusion Through Media is the name of a partnership of 25 organisations led by Hi8us Projects Limited, the UK's leading national media ...
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The SEGEC - an independent, non-profit organisation - facilitates innovative, collaborative, low-carbon, infrastructure projects in the areas of marine, CCS (carbon capture ...
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The Millennium Link project regenerated the canals running across the narrow strip of lowland Scotland between the Clyde and Forth estuaries - ...
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The ROADEX network is a trans-national collaboration of northern European roads organisations whose aim is to share roads information and research to ...
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Demand Responsive Angus Rural Transport Pilot Scheme (DARTS) an innovative transport solution had been developed by the Angus Transport Forum (ATF) a ...
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Hidden Art is a not-for-profit organisation provides a network and business-to-business (B2B) platform for designers, and supports them with training, information, ...
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BESST (Business and the Environment linked through Small Scale Tourism) was an innovative approach to developing the tourism potential of rural, urban ...
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The EpiCentre is a support network with the mission to invigorate small businesses in the region. It is formed of the University ...
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Derby Loans is a community development financial institution. It is an independent, not-for-profit business that exists to bring together public and private ...
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Named the 'CatStrand', this project created a new and exciting performance and meeting space in the heart of the Glenkens community.
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The CDT project, an initiative by the Ravensbourne College, enables SMEs to innovate their businesses through understanding and commercialising new media and ...
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Chatham Historic Dockyard
The closure of HM Naval Base in Chatham 1984 left behind a 400 acre site containing the most important concentration of historic naval architecture ...
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The WAVE Trauma Centre, a cross-community and voluntary organisations, initiated a peace building programme. 'Back to the Future' is aimed at all ...
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The National Renewable Energy Centre has invested over £150 million to create UK’s national translational research centre for accelerating the deployment of ...
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The GRaBS “Green and Blue Space Adaptation for Urban Areas and Eco-towns” project enabled urban designers, architects and planners across Europe to ...
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Connect2Work and Going Forward Together are two ESF projects in the North East which aim to help young people into employment, ...
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The Black Country Knowledge Society is about developing the skills needed for people to live, work, and develop within their geographical or ...
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The NEPOC fund invests in science and technology projects with the goal to catalyse technological innovation in academia and the business community. ...
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The SCRM is a world leading research centre based at the University of Edinburgh. The Centre will develop about 9 000 m² of research ...
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The project works with young people aged 16-23 in order to help them pursue studies and careers in the creative industries in ...
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The Nottingham Express Transit project resulted from consideration of returning investment to the town centre with an equitable share of risk through ...
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Leicester Business Women is a multi-year project that aims to offer guidance on the practicalities of business and to improve the confidence ...
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The aim of the project was to stimulate the development of the offshore renewable energy sector for Lowestoft and the East of ...
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In 2001, the 7stanes mountain biking project was set up to extend the success of the Glentress Forest mountain biking Mecca across the ...
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The BCRC is a strategic citywide approach to conflict transformation in Belfast. To achieve this, cross-community activists work together in an effort ...
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The Scottish Innovative Actions Programme focused on creating an innovative and competitive Scotland by improving the innovation performance of Scottish organisations.
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In the heart of central Scotland, Raploch is surrounded by all that is prosperous, dynamic and vibrant. However, the city has been ...
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The Advance project encouraged and supported a culture of environmental innovation among SMEs through a particular focus on waste minimisation, increased levels ...
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The LIFE Active Blanket Bog in Wales project aims to bring about a significant and sustained improvement to two of the most ...
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BioCity Nottingham is one of Europe's largest bioscience incubators. Launched in 2003, the 129,000 sq ft award-winning site currently hosts 60 companies and nearly 500 employees. ...
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The A14 Trunk Road is a route of national and European strategic importance, connecting the east coast ports of Felixstowe and Harwich ...
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Creggan Enterprises Limited (CEL), which is essentially a social economy organisation, has been working since 1991 to address the local social and economic ...
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The Tower Hamlets Women’s Enterprise project was run by a women's training and development organisation, called account3. It supported women from ...
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Job Deal in Hampshire is a European Social Fund employment project which helps ex-offenders find work, supporting them with completing CVs, disclosure, ...
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The development of the Whitecrook Community Centre was a Clydebank Housing Association initiative which represented a major milestone in the regeneration of ...
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The GTI project, as part of the research by the University of Edinburgh, supported the development of new and existing post-genomic enterprises ...
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Seven Stories is the first museum in the UK wholly dedicated to the art of British children’s books. The Seven Stories ...
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The Roma-Net project seeks the closer integration of Roma population. The common aim is to influence change, to improve the services that ...
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The King Harry Ferry Bridge is a vehicular chain ferry, which crosses the Carrick Roads reach of the estuary of the River ...
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The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in the United Kingdom, including the world's largest greenhouse. Inside the artificial biomes are plants ...
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The Ice Factor climbing centre is the largest indoor ice climbing facility in the world, featuring the UK's largest articulated rock climbing ...
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Project Kelvin is a joint project of the respective government departments in Northern Ireland and in the Republic of Ireland.
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The Low Carbon Research Institute is an all-Wales university research programme led by Cardiff University's Welsh School of Architecture which received ERDF ...
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During the 1800s the Belfast Gasworks acted as the central power source to the rapid economic growth that put Belfast at the ...
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The Dialogues initiative was a project by the University of Glasgow, which aimed to create mutually beneficial relationships with small business and ...
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The CUC is the first collaborative higher education initiative in the UK with economic regeneration and business support at its heart.
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This project creates a large and flexible events space in front of Blackpool Tower designed to accommodate up to 20,000 people, providing all ...
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The Moving Up and On project enables a dedicated employment advisor to work as part of the staff team in the Salvation ...
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ENWORKS was set up in 2001 as the direct result of research by the Environment Agency into the provision of environmental support to ...
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InCrops is a regional knowledge transfer project which focuses on new bio renewables and low carbon products from plants and plant-derived products.
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The EU has helped to finance the construction of a new dance centre in the very heart of Newcastle
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DG One is a £17.2m leisure, sport and entertainment complex. Opened in May 2008 it is the biggest venue for live music, comedy, ...
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Alnwick Garden was envisioned by the Duchess of Northumberland, the funding trustee of the Alnwick Garden Trust. The Garden includes areas of ...
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Yorkshire & Humber
Corus Employee's Job Training Scheme / Forging Ahead
The project was developed originally to assist former Corus steel workers traumatized by the experience of redundancy and therefore in need of ...
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The Knowledge Hub is the gateway for business support at the University of Bedfordshire, offering organisations of all sizes the chance to ...
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The Merseyside Objective 1 Programme invested £1.7 million of EU funding in a £4.8 million project to create a new gateway into St Helens town ...
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The MOLPARK project (Molecular mechanisms of neuronal restoration: novel approaches for Parkinson’s disease) aims to define the basic cellular and molecular ...
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The National Wildflower Centre Seeds for Growth project consisted of the construction of a national visitor attraction and base for the wildflower ...
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Youngsters from across Europe met in North Tyneside to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.Students from a number ...
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Fifteen Cornwall is part of a global social enterprise, founded by Jamie Oliver in 2002 and is owned by the registered charity, the ...
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The ERI, as part of the North Highland College, addresses contemporary regional, national and international environmental issues through innovation and excellence.
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Through the ICT training for farmer project, farmers in Northern Ireland are being given the chance to discover what information and communication ...
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In June 2006 the Cornwall Council produced a major development strategy for Newquay Cornwall Airport that dealt with its structural and sustainability issues. ...
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Out of a total of 596 coastal bathing areas monitored around the UK in 2010, 96.8% met the EU’s mandatory water quality standards established in the EU bathing water directive. These include monitoring for E. Coli and Intestinal Enterococci contamination, which are the main health threats to bathers.