2014 - 2020 Case studies
Project Name: Crake Trees Manor
Description: This project supported the redevelopment of an existing on-farm Bed and Breakfast facility at Crake Trees Manor, Crosby Ravensworth, nr Penrith. The funding is towards the upgrading of the B&B facilities, the purchase of two shepherds’ huts, table block redevelopment, outdoor field kitchen facilities, levelling and creating hard standing for Shepherd's Huts and a hot tub.
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Description: This project supported the redevelopment of an existing on-farm Bed and Breakfast facility at Crake Trees Manor, Crosby Ravensworth, nr Penrith. The funding is towards the upgrading of the B&B facilities, the purchase of two shepherds’ huts, table block redevelopment, outdoor field kitchen facilities, levelling and creating hard standing for Shepherd's Huts and a hot tub.
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| Crake Trees Manor Case Study.pdf |
Project Name: Kentmere Farm Pods
Description: This project supported the purchase and installation of 4 mega pods with associated building works and services, alongside the development of a creative workshop in a traditional barn at Browfoot Farm, Staveley.
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Description: This project supported the purchase and installation of 4 mega pods with associated building works and services, alongside the development of a creative workshop in a traditional barn at Browfoot Farm, Staveley.
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| Kentmere Farm Pods Case Study.pdf |
Project Name: Foulshaw Moss
Description: Foulshaw Moss is an internationally important nature reserve with a rare, fragile habitat and diversity of species, including ospreys. The project will make improvements to the access and visitor experience at the site in order to increase visitor numbers, increase people’s understanding of this habitat, and increase donations and membership subscriptions as a result. Grant funding will contribute to infrastructure improvements to improve the poor access to the site; creation of newboard walk trails and interpretation boards. The improvements will enable the applicant to promote the nature reserve to a wider audience, attracting more people. An increase of 22,000 in the number of visitors is predicted by the end of three years.
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Description: Foulshaw Moss is an internationally important nature reserve with a rare, fragile habitat and diversity of species, including ospreys. The project will make improvements to the access and visitor experience at the site in order to increase visitor numbers, increase people’s understanding of this habitat, and increase donations and membership subscriptions as a result. Grant funding will contribute to infrastructure improvements to improve the poor access to the site; creation of newboard walk trails and interpretation boards. The improvements will enable the applicant to promote the nature reserve to a wider audience, attracting more people. An increase of 22,000 in the number of visitors is predicted by the end of three years.
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| Foulshaw Moss Case Study.pdf |
