Councillor John Riley
Party: Conservative
Ward: Moor View
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Contact information
Correspondence address:
Plymouth City Council
Council House
PL1 2AA
Phone: 01752 719188
Email: John.Riley@plymouth.gov.uk
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Committee appointments
- Brexit, Infrastructure and Legislative Change Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- City Council
- Licensing Committee
- Taxi Licensing Committee
Term of Office
- 02/05/2019 - 04/05/2023
Additional Information
Community Grants 2020/21 |
|
Description |
Amount |
Nov-20 |
£200.00 |
To support Glenholt Residents Association with their Lunch Club, facilitated by St Anne's Church, The Parishes of Bickleigh & Shaugh Prior. To provide Christmas care/food parcels to vulnerable, lonely members of the club which will provide them which a little Christmas cheer. |
£200.00 |
Dec-20 |
£250.00 |
To
support Devon Young who are Plymouth based with contributing
towards IT equipment to enable them to improve their ability to
deliver services remotely during the Covid19 pandemic. This will
provide young people who are not in education or employment. These
young people already face barriers that restrict their ability to
access work or training. Young Devon need to improve their
facilities to engage with young people remotely; where face
to |
£250.00 |
Grand Total |
£450.00 |
Description |
Amount |
Oct - 19 |
|
New furniture for the Mainstone Community Centre, which has just undergone a refurbishing programme |
£500.00 |
Leigham Rock Solid - A youth club aimed at children aged 5-8 providing a space for them to have fun and play with friends at the end of a long week at school. It is run by Plymouth Vineyard Church in partnership with other local churches. Funding for play equipment, games and a soft-seating area. |
£300.00 |
Nov - 19 |
|
The North Plymouth Food Bank is a partnership between North Plymouth Community Church and Trussell Trust, which is part of a network of Food Banks trying to combat poverty and hunger across the UK. The funding will provide equipment such as plastic containers, table cloths, leaflet stands, tin openers, a large fridge freezer and more! All of which will enable them to continue to support people throughout the city. |
£400.00 |
Jan - 20 |
|
A group of students from Tor
Bridge High School have been fund raising tirelessly to raise funds
to take part in an Expedition. They are Post 16 students and want
to take part in the 4 day and 3 night expedition in April 2020,
which is taking place on the Brecon Beacons. The funding will be
split between the 5 students and this will contribute
towards: |
£300.00 |
Mar - 20 |
|
The provision of 2 benches with plaques stating ‘Happy to Chat’. They are benches with small signs saying, “This is a Happy To Chat Bench” so if you sit here, you are happy to chat" and are used to combat social isolation. |
£500.00 |
We would like to plant 5 (mature not saplings) edible fruit and nut trees around the proximity of the 'Happy to Chat' benches. The location requested is on the green at Pattison Close and Pattison Drive, opposite Hurrabrook Gardens. These benches will be really beneficial to the community and residents in the area. |
£125.00 |
Children's Books Vending Machine: Teachers at Tor Bridge Primary School are looking to convert an old Vending Machine into a Book Vending machine where the pupils can earn coins to purchase books each term. It is very unique and creative idea which will teach the children the value of money and also encourage their reading and love of books. |
£800.00 |
Funding for Year 5 & 6 STEM projects at Leigham Primary School, including a Space Exploration and Engineering Workshop. |
£250.00 |
To contribute towards a Sensory Gardens for students of Laira Green Primary School |
£325.00 |
Grand Total |
£3,500.00 |