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£500 grants available to fund Olympic celebrations in Suffolk
Suffolk County Council has
launched a small grants pro- gramme to
enable people to organise events to celebrate London 2012.
The county council has launched the grants programme under the banner of Suffolk Celebrates. The maximum grant to be given to a group will be £500.
It is specifically aimed at supporting town and parish councils, community groups and groups of individuals across Suffolk to organise events linked to either the Olympic Torch Relay whilst it is in the county, the 'Big Dance' or the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games.
The Olympic Torch Relay will bring the Olympic flame within 30 minutes of everybody in the county as it visits 16 Suffolk towns and villages between 5 - 7 July 2012. The aim of the grants
programme is to ensure that the torch relay will be greeted by celebrations as each community has its moment to shine.
'Big Dance' is the UK's biggest ever celebration of dance and is a key part of the London 2012 Festival, the finale of the Cultural Olympiad.
Suffolk Celebrates grants are aimed at encouraging groups to organise their own dance events during 'Big Dance Week '(7-15 July 2012). Events can feature any dance style, for any age, anywhere in the county.
On the 27 July the London 2012 Opening Ceremony will be taking place. Suffolk Celebrates grants aims to support events that bring commu- nities together to share in and cele- brate this momentous occasion.
Kathy Gosling, Suffolk County Council's Portfolio Holder for Sport, Culture, Diversity, Health and Wellbeing said: "I would encourage organisations across the county to get involved and hold an event for their communities to enjoy.
"2012 will be an amazing year full of excitement. I hope that people will grasp this opportunity with both hands and help communities across Suffolk be part of this once in a life- time event."
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